A Playful Misconception, A Childhood's Dream

I’ve been using the title “A Playful Misconception, A Childhood’s Dream” for my blog for more than a decade now, and the meaning and concept behind it have diminished to a point where they are no longer recognisable by myself. Perhaps I’ve really grown up now? A sad thought and I hope not but changes

This has been a good home for all my rants. Overall, I’ve enjoyed the capabilities of WordPress.com. But things change with time, and it’s time to move again. There are so many more sites out there that offer even more flexibility together with user-friendly ease of access, and currently Posterous.com seems to be more satisfactory

It’s inevitable a talented and funny actress such as Kristen Wiig would get her own movie one day but this day has come not just because of her ability make funny but also her ability to write. I’m just surprised Judd Apatow didn’t snatch this one up. And through her co-writing, she has created a

I’m very disappointed that this didn’t come to our local cinemas. Watching this in less than fantastic quality probably affected the overall impact for me because I’m surprised at myself for giving this below an 8. Ben Affleck probably redeemed himself completely as an actor with this movie. Not only was he the lead, but

I am biased but Natalie Portman should win this weekend. As far as I’m concerned, she played four roles into perfection. The perfectionist but timid, the rebel-wannabe, the white swan and the black swan. From The Wrestler to Black Swan, Darren Aronofsky continues his winning ways with similar self-destructive characters aiming for perfections. It’ll be

The film seemed to be written for Christina Aguilera, but having her play a wide-eyed small town girl in the big city did not work at all. Aguilera does not look innocent and pure; worst is, she cannot act innocent and pure. Even when Cher’s character asked her push her busts up more, her innocent

I want to take my life seriously for I only have this one life. So seriously that I told myself, my twenties were the time when I could, and allowed to, make silly mistakes and perform all sorts of trials-and-errors. But now that I’ve started my thirties, there’s no more room for mistakes and foolishness.

Originally written for and posted at http://woww.asia/ on 1.1.11. ———————————————————————- I opened my front door earlier this morning and what greeted me was the bright of the warm sunshine and the cool in the December breeze. What a beautiful morning to end the year 2010. The temperature from the weather, which way the wind blows,