Sat, 25 August 2012
Today i know what i’d like to share *yippiee*
This movie came into my mind suddenly and i’m glad
that i don’t
have to sit in front of my laptop for a long time like
yesterday
although this movie is a very ooooold movie, but it’s
*AWAWAW* AWmazing !
i think we can call it a “LIFE-LESSON” movie
it’s a Japanese movie and it’s based on TRUE STORY !
it’s famous because of the touching story
it also SUCCESSFULLY made me cried like crazeeeh
especially in the end of story
no matter how many times i’ve watched it, it still
make me cry -__-
*geez*
Casted by Sawajiri Erika as Ikeuchi Aya and Nishikido
Ryo as Asou Haruto
Guess, what is it ?
1 Litre no namida !
Here’s the synopsis :)
One litre of
Tears
Aya Kitō was diagnosed with a disease
called spinocerebellar degeneration when she was 15 years old. The disease causes
the person to lose control over their body, but because the person can retain
all mental ability the disease acts as a prison. So in the end she cannot eat,
walk or talk.
Through family, medical
examinations and rehabilitations, and finally succumbing to the disease, Aya
must cope with the disease and live on with life until her death at the age of
25.
She keeps a diary of not only
what she does but how she feels and the hardships she must endure. Initially,
the diary's purpose was for Kitō to
chronicle impressions she had about how the disease was affecting her daily
life. As the disease progressed, however, the diary became Kitō's outlet for describing the
intense personal struggles she underwent in coping, adapting, and ultimately
trying to survive her disease. As she notes in one entry, "I write because
writing is evidence that I am still alive."
Fri, 24
August 2012
Hey there
I’ve been sitting in front of my laptop for about 10
minutes and
don’t know what to share *geez*
until i remembered this quite an old movie
i think this is quite famous since the actor is a very
famous singer
yehee, Secret by Jay Chou
Here’s the synopsis ;)
Ye Xianglun (Jay Chou), a music
student majoring in piano, transfers to Tamkang (Danjiang) Secondary School. It
is a school famous for musically talented students, especially in piano. On the
first day of school, as he wanders through the piano building, he hears a
mysterious melody being played that leads him to Lu Xiaoyu (Kwai Lun-mei),
another piano major. When he asks her about the song she was playing, she tells
him that it is a secret that cannot be told. The two develop a relationship
that is clouded in mystery. When Xianglun tells Xiaoyu about the demolition of
the piano building on graduation day, she teaches him the mysterious song.
However, when a mis-passed note
leads to Xianglun accidentally kissing another student Qing Yi (Alice Tzeng),
Xiaoyu disappears for five months, only to return on graduation day and
mysteriously disappear again. Xianglun asks around and discovers from Xiaoyu's
mother and his father (Anthony Wong Chau-sang) that Xiaoyu was actually a
student from the class of 1979, who graduated 20 years ago. His father tells
him she claimed she traveled forward in time to the present with the help of a
piano piece called "Secret" that she played on an old piano in the
piano building. She had fallen in love with Xianglun, but the only barrier is
that, in the present, the first person she sees on each trip is the only person
that can see her.
When Xiaoyu saw Qing Yi kiss
Xianglun, she returned to her normal time. During her absence at home, her
story spread and everyone believed that she was mentally ill. Remembering that
the piano room would be destroyed on graduation day of 1999, she tried time
traveling to see Xianglun one last time, but she spotted Xianglun wearing Qing
Yi's bracelet. Believing that Xianglun now belonged to Qing Yi, Xiaoyu returns
to her own time with a heavy heart. Due to an asthma attack, while writing on
her desk trying to leave a message to the boy she loves, Xiaoyu dies. Xianglun
sees the writing on the desk and desperately tries to write back using white
out but when he gets no response he rushes to Xiaoyu's house only to find her
room empty. Xiaoyu's mother finally recognises Xianglun as the boy her daughter
had drawn a picture of twenty years before and Xianglun learns the truth about
her time travels.
After finally learning of
Xiaoyu's story, Xianglun realizes that the piece that she taught him was
"Secret", which had the power to take the pianist forward or backward
in time depending on the tempo at which it is played. He rushes off to the
piano room, which is about to be torn down. Xianglun's father retrieves the
manuscript of the musical piece that Xiaoyu had given to him for safekeeping,
then realises that Xiaoyu had written a secret message for Xianglun. Meanwhile,
Xianglun enters the piano building and as the demolition begins, Xianglun
starts to play "Secret" from memory, recalling something Xiaoyu told
him while teaching him the piece: "I always play it that fast when I go
back". Just before the piano room is completely destroyed, Xianglun
travels back to 1979. He sees Xiaoyu, and she sees him and smiles. The last
scene is when the 1979 Tamkang (Danjiang) Secondary School graduation picture
is taken, in which Xianglun and Xiaoyu are present. As the old piano and the
piano building have been destroyed, Xianglun stays forever in the past with
Xiaoyu.
Enjoy :*
Thu, 23 August 2012
*kriiik....*
Don’t have any idea what to share :|
since i’m having such a BAD mood
but let me share this movie which is my school task
*GRAWR*
We were told to make an essay of this movie
but it’s not that bad since it’s kind a family story
and it reminds us that it’s not high IQ or money that’s
important
in family
Instead, LOVE and CARE are what we need
Here’s the synopsis
I AM
SAM
Sean Penn stars
in this drama as Sam Dawson, a developmentally disabled adult who has been
working at a coffee shop and raising his daughter Lucy (Dakota Fanning) for
seven years. Sam receives help in his parenting duties from a circle of trusted
confidantes, including his ADD-afflicted best friend Ifty (Doug Hutchison), the
paranoid Robert (Stanley DeSantis), an agoraphobic neighbor (Dianne Wiest), and
his other disabled pals, Brad and Joe (played by real-life developmentally
challenged actors Brad Silverman and Joseph Rosenberg). Although he provides a
structured and loving environment for Lucy that includes regular visits to
IHOP, video nights, and karaoke, Sam's daughter is beginning to surpass him in
mental acuity. When Lucy begins intentionally stunting her own growth so as not
to hurt her beloved father, social worker Margaret (Loretta Devine) takes
action, removing the girl from her home and placing her in the temporary care
of a foster mother, Randy (Laura Dern). As the day of his hearing looms, Sam
seeks out the aid of driven, obsessive lawyer Rita Harrison (Michelle Pfeiffer),
who takes the case only to prove to her colleagues that she is willing to
accept pro bono work. Opposed by county lawyer Turner (Richard Schiff)
in court, Rita gradually comes to care for her client and his daughter, even as
they force her to consider the limitations of her own abilities as a parent.
The soundtrack for I Am Sam (2001) gained considerable critical attention,
consisting entirely of Beatles cover songs by such contemporary artists as The
Black Crowes, Eddie Vedder, the Wallflowers, and Aimee Mann, among others.
Wonder if you’ll enjoy it :)
And here’s the videos from youtube
Wed, 22 August 2012
I was
thinking quite a long time and I suddenly remembered this movie which, SUCCESSFULLY,
made me cry like crazeeh
I love the
story but also hate it
I hate the
end of the story #SADENDING
but it’s
very nice to watch
Boku no
Hatsukoi Kimi ni Sasagu – I Give My First Love to You
Here’s the
synopsis :)
Takuma,
a boy who is told he will die before he’s 20, and Mayu, a girl who is in love
with him…
The story begins when they are little
kids. Mayu, whose father is a doctor, meets Takuma, who is hospitalized in her
father’s workplace. They develop feelings for each other, but Mayu learns of
Takuma’s grave illness and that he will die before he turns 20. The distraught
children make one promise for an uncertain future. Time passes, and the girl becomes a young woman, and the boy, a young man. Mayu continues to support and love Takuma. On the other hand, Takuma, who knows his days are numbered, pushes away his feelings for Mayu and distances himself from her. He cannot stand to see her cry or hurt her more than he already has. Then Mayu meets another man who has feelings for her, and Takuma meets a woman who has the same illness, and their feelings for each other begin to waver.
Misunderstandings, unsaid thoughts, the frustrations and chagrin of youth… What will become of their love while the clock keeps ticking away in Takuma’s life?
#AWAWAWAWAW
I love the story like SERIOUSLY
And you can watch it on youtube ;)
Tue, 21 August 2012
Hey Hey ! :D
I watched this *au au au!* awesome movie about 3 days ago
it's a movie directed by Simon West
starring Sylvester Stallone, Liam Hemsworth and Randy Couture
Guess guess guess !
what is it ?
Yehep !
I watched this *au au au!* awesome movie about 3 days ago
it's a movie directed by Simon West
starring Sylvester Stallone, Liam Hemsworth and Randy Couture
Guess guess guess !
what is it ?
Yehep !
EXPENDABLES 2
and here's the synopsis of synopsis :)
The Expendables consists of leader Barney Ross (Sylvester
Stallone), former SAS soldier and blades specialist Lee Christmas (Jason
Statham), martial artist Yin Yang (Jet Li), weapons specialist Hale Caesar
(Terry Crews), demolitions expert Toll Road (Randy Couture), and snipers Gunner
Jensen (Dolph Lundgren) and Billy the Kid (Liam Hemsworth), the group's
youngest and newest member. The mercenaries rescue a businessman as they were
ordered to, as well as Trench (Arnold Schwarzenegger), Ross's rival. Yang
accompanies the businessman in his return to China, and temporarily departs
from the group.
Afterwards, Ross is forced to accept a mission from Mr. Church (Bruce Willis) to retrieve an item from a safe from an airplane that was shot down in Albania. The team, accompanied by tech genius Maggie (Yu Nan), retrieve the item from the airplane. However, their victory is short-lived. Billy is captured by Jean Vilain (Jean-Claude Van Damme), who demands the item in return for Billy's life. The Expendables surrender the item, however Vilain roundhouse kicks the knife into Billy's heart anyway and leaves. Billy survives just long enought to ask Barney to look in his pocket. Barney finds and reads aloud the letter meant for Billy's girlfriend. The group buries Billy and swears revenge on Vilain. Maggie reveals the item on the plane was a computer containing a blueprint to an abandoned Soviet Union mine which stores five tons of plutonium. Vilain, along with his right-hand man Hector (Scott Adkins), intends to retrieve the plutonium and sell it..
The team decides to travel to the mines, stopping at an abandoned military base where they spend the night. The next morning, the team are ambushed by Vilain's army, the Sangs. Fortunately, the Sangs are quickly eliminated by Booker (Chuck Norris) single-handed, who departs the group shortly afterwards. Before departing, Booker informs the group about a nearby village with residents who are against Vilain. As they enter the village, the group discovers a number of armed female villagers who are guarding their children. The women tell the mercenaries that the men of the village have been taken to work at the mine and never return to their families. Eventually, the Sangs arrive to take more villagers, but the team successfully kills all of them, saving the village. The group stages a surprise attack on Vilain at the mine, crashing their plane into the caves. Vilain detonates a set of explosions that buries the team and the miners underground. After Jensen attempts an unsuccessful escape, Trench and Church arrive to rescue the mercenaries and the miners trapped in the mine. The miners are reunited with their families while the Expendables pursue Vilain.
The Expendables, Trench, and Church intercept Vilain at the airport, where Vilain and his men attempt to depart with the plutonium. The team, rejoined by Booker, fight their way through the airport and slaughter all of the Sangs. Christmas encounters and engages Hector, decapitating the henchman with a helicopter blade. Ross and Maggie follow Vilain to the hangar, where Ross and Vilain fight to the death, ending with Ross stabbing Vilain in the chest and avenging Billy's death.
Church, Maggie, Booker, and Trench say their goodbyes to Ross, with Church giving an ancient Soviet biplane to Ross (as a replacement of the team's destroyed airplane). The group leaves a large sum of money to Sophia (Nikolette Noel), Billy's French girlfriend, as well as a picture of Billy and Billy's final letter to Sophia. As the team departs in the plane, the Expendables give a final toast in honor of Billy.
What do you think about it?
you'll never know until you watch it with your own eyes !
so better watch it soon ;)
Here's the trailer !
Enjoy ! ;)
Afterwards, Ross is forced to accept a mission from Mr. Church (Bruce Willis) to retrieve an item from a safe from an airplane that was shot down in Albania. The team, accompanied by tech genius Maggie (Yu Nan), retrieve the item from the airplane. However, their victory is short-lived. Billy is captured by Jean Vilain (Jean-Claude Van Damme), who demands the item in return for Billy's life. The Expendables surrender the item, however Vilain roundhouse kicks the knife into Billy's heart anyway and leaves. Billy survives just long enought to ask Barney to look in his pocket. Barney finds and reads aloud the letter meant for Billy's girlfriend. The group buries Billy and swears revenge on Vilain. Maggie reveals the item on the plane was a computer containing a blueprint to an abandoned Soviet Union mine which stores five tons of plutonium. Vilain, along with his right-hand man Hector (Scott Adkins), intends to retrieve the plutonium and sell it..
The team decides to travel to the mines, stopping at an abandoned military base where they spend the night. The next morning, the team are ambushed by Vilain's army, the Sangs. Fortunately, the Sangs are quickly eliminated by Booker (Chuck Norris) single-handed, who departs the group shortly afterwards. Before departing, Booker informs the group about a nearby village with residents who are against Vilain. As they enter the village, the group discovers a number of armed female villagers who are guarding their children. The women tell the mercenaries that the men of the village have been taken to work at the mine and never return to their families. Eventually, the Sangs arrive to take more villagers, but the team successfully kills all of them, saving the village. The group stages a surprise attack on Vilain at the mine, crashing their plane into the caves. Vilain detonates a set of explosions that buries the team and the miners underground. After Jensen attempts an unsuccessful escape, Trench and Church arrive to rescue the mercenaries and the miners trapped in the mine. The miners are reunited with their families while the Expendables pursue Vilain.
The Expendables, Trench, and Church intercept Vilain at the airport, where Vilain and his men attempt to depart with the plutonium. The team, rejoined by Booker, fight their way through the airport and slaughter all of the Sangs. Christmas encounters and engages Hector, decapitating the henchman with a helicopter blade. Ross and Maggie follow Vilain to the hangar, where Ross and Vilain fight to the death, ending with Ross stabbing Vilain in the chest and avenging Billy's death.
Church, Maggie, Booker, and Trench say their goodbyes to Ross, with Church giving an ancient Soviet biplane to Ross (as a replacement of the team's destroyed airplane). The group leaves a large sum of money to Sophia (Nikolette Noel), Billy's French girlfriend, as well as a picture of Billy and Billy's final letter to Sophia. As the team departs in the plane, the Expendables give a final toast in honor of Billy.
What do you think about it?
you'll never know until you watch it with your own eyes !
so better watch it soon ;)
Here's the trailer !
