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Saturday, November 20, 2010


I didn't finish my notes, but I still watched my movie.
(Exams are next week, and here I am having already watched 2 movies that I wanted to save for sorang December! Damn!)

I'm disgusted by my lack of self-discipline. Tsk! It's something that I really lack need, but don't have, not even the slightest bit.

ANYWAY.

It IS a Disney movie. So yes, happy endings galore. Even the prince had his happy ending, seriously? But somehow the other parts just don't seem so 'Disney'. Like how 'Love at first sight' is dispelled. I was surprised that the story went that way. And well, everything happens for a reason huh? I really liked the whole feel of the movie. Not too Disney, nor did it deviate from being Disney.

Haha, I just can't decide what I want right?

The song 'So Close' is really awesome. It fit the scene so well, and the lyrics are really awesome. Guess I've found my next 'continuous-replay' song!

Oh before I forget Amy Adams looked really wonderful, and so did her dresses (minus the ridiculous wedding frock).


Mumbled @ {1:49 AM}
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