Raining but romance

Since today is the mid autumn fest, but

it's raining outside :(

sooo i cant have a nice memorable lantern walk with my cute little brothhaa.

:*(

sad isnt it ?

=(

anyway,

dont talk too much bout sad parts...

credits to http://www.tradreviews2.blogspot.com/

for giving u a slice of summary of the movie i watched last tuesday

"Summary in a Sentence: Ultra modern working woman, Kate, meets up with the most unlikely of gentlemen, Leopold, and winds up finding something she never realized that she had always wanted; it's up to her though to choose whether or not to accept being loved, or keep battling it out in the corporate world for a chance at financial stability."

since i just finished revising the whole afternoon since 12 to 3.30

=)

i felt great for the brandnew - reader thingy
ignore tht

introducing

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'kate and leopold'

by the famous HUGH JACKMAN and the legendary hollywood sweetheart MEG RYAN

i noe , the guys name was a little bit...old fashioned and waaaaay old fashioned?!

but.

check these out ;)

awwwwwwwwwwww ;D

isnt' he gorgeous?

;)

well this movie, was really fantastic especially when u find Leopold, a 18th century guy actually went to the 21st century. 30 decades of changes.

even the brooklyn bridge was done building

i think it was love at first sight, except it's not really dreamy though.

this movie's got a wonderful script, i love stuart's saying bout time.

when human cant really see time but u can feel the rush of time by the strands of your hair as time passes by, thats when the magic starts.

when i first saw the opening scene, it's a bit boring showing some 18th century world...

but when u get to see hugh jackman (leopold) following stuart, into a time portal making him to travel worlds apart into the 21st century, by jumping off the brooklyn bridge.

i love the role of meg ryan (kate mckay) in the movie when she doesnt really believe in leopold was from the 18th century.

she dont believe in fairytales nor modern cinderella story. there's a scene when leopold and kate were talking and kate said she didnt have the courage to take a leap of faith in love, nor life.

but when the movie's ending, kate finally crosses the Brooklyn Bridge and takes a leap of faith, for love and dignity and soons travel back to the 18th century when leopold is going to pick a bride of his own.

out came kate mckay, and they kissed.

the end

i hope u guys can really spare some time out and watch this movie.

=)

xoxo