Somewhere I Have Never Traveled

By E. E. Comings

Somewhere I have never traveled, gladly beyond 

any experience, your eyes have their silence:

in your most frail gesture are things which enclosed me,

or which I cannot touch, because they are too near.

Your slightest look easily will unclose me,

though I have closed myself as fingers,

you open always petal by petal myself as Springs open,

(touching skillfully, mysteriously) her first rose.

or if you wish be to close me, 

I and my life will shut very beautifully, suddenly,

as when the heart of this flower imagines

the snow carefully everywhere descending...

(p/s this just reminds me of you, of us, that's all)

Chinese translation after the bump.

Starry Starry Night

I'm conflicted. I'm self-debating whether to write this post in Chinese or continue writing in English. I went with the later because maybe it might interest some people who don't understand Chinese to check out this movie that I've just watched. But if you do know Chinese and you can read my English, then you must check it out. It's a Chinese movie, based on the same title as the book by the famous writer/ artist Jimmy, 'Starry Starry Night' (星空). Yes, it's another book turned movie flick, but not in your typical cheesy way.

   

50/50

It's almost 3 in the morning and I've just finish watching 50/50, on my laptop, not in the cinema which I initially intended to as it opens this week, on the same day as Breaking Dawn (FYI I saw that too). It seems like 50/50 premiered in the United State on 30th September, so the DVD's already out in the state by now. If you have not yet see it, you should, go to the cinema or download it like I did because it's a great movie.

Put The Pedal To The Medal

Okay, most of my Facebook friends knew that I'm currently roaming the street of Malacca with my trusty Iphone which is still running on IOS 4. But I'll save all that details for another post. So, if you wanna read on, please bare with me for a few minutes because I'm going to share a bit of my thoughts about Real Steel, the Hugh Jackman movie. Yes, the wolverine guy who has a real hell of a body.

Real Steel premiered today and I went and watched. If there's Hugh Jackman in it, you betcha I'll be there. So, the story goes like this: Sometime in the near future, around the year 2020, and I doubt that Malaysia has achieved its vision, there's no more WWE or WWF or what so ever wrestling competition. They replaced the real people who fight while wearing only their underwear with, get this. Robots! No, not your Transformer-type of robot, their version is much more realistic and they don't turn into cars or other machinery.

The dad, the underdog robot & the kid

A Concert? A Movie? A Concert Movie?

My first reaction was  'WTF' when they announced that they were making a Justin Bieber movie, or was it was concert? That's right, it's a concert movie! WTF was that? And in 3D!? It's annoying enough listening to him sing and seeing him in 2D, but now in 3D!? This has definitely push annoying to a new level.

The only concert movie that I was willing to spend my dough on will have to be Mommy Monster (done that on TV) or Brit Brit or Riri or Kitty Purry. Now those gals can make 4 or 5 concert movie for all that matters. But when the new about a Glee concert movie roll in, I wasn't shocked at all, I shoulda have seen this coming and I'm glad it did.