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The first time I watched it, I'm still confused. Then I read the book, but some parts still kept me asking why. Then I watched it again last night, I finally found the answers. But still I can't forget that Hermione expressions in Emma's face. It's not all her fault, I know. And clearly she's not bad. It's just that she's not fully Sam. Sorry... But Ezra and Logan are great.

This animated movie is so so so beautiful. I really love the animation. Looks so different from any other cartoon movie. But sometimes it's a lil' hard to get the drawings. Only sometimes, esp when there are so many objects on the screen that made it looked complicated. I also love the music. So soft in my ears. It's an Irish classic (where I finally learned how to pronounce "Saoirse" in the right way haha). The story itself reminds me of the legend of Danau Toba or The Mermaid. Well, it's different actually. Only a few part of the story and the character that looks similar. The saddest part is when Ben had to part with his dog, Cu.

The first scene until David's stuff got robbed and when Rose performed her striptease to fool Pablo is totally funny. But after that... It was funny, and then It wasn't. It was funny, and then it was too much. Always like that during the 2 hours of the show. I don't know why I seem so hard to be entertained lately. Haha. Maybe it's just my mood. And somehow, this movie reminds me of Just Go WIth It (I haven't reviewed it but I've watched it) where Jennifer Aniston's in it, too. Basically, it has the same conflict. But I remember I laughed a lot more in this movie. I really hate the biting spider part. So gross!!! And I wonder why they even have a gut to screen it. Yeah, I know... It's Hollywood, America.

OMG!!! I just love and adore this movie so much. I'm willing to watch it more than once. I love the story, the cast, the sound, the cinematography. Anything! There's nothing I regret for picking this movie last night. It was so great!!! That lobby boy is so damn funny, his face. No words out of his mouth, still I laughed out loud. And Ralph Fiennes just kills it. Hands up for the make-up artist too for making Tilda looks so old, lonely, and ugly hahaha. I still wonder if this hotel and the painting and the people in it are truly exist. And also the book.

This movie might be the trigger of all reality shows in television industry. Yeah, who knows? Only this one is the realest reality show ever. No script and no drama. But surely I don't wanna live like this. It's like being betrayed, right? Watching this movie made me think how God rules this world and the humans. How God tries to "control" Truman's life and finally gives up to his persistent will, which finally leads to the change of his destiny. Isn't it interesting? It's just like being given the primary secret on how to get what you really want. Great!!! I hope I can practice it in my life

I think I really like Julianne Moore here. She's quite funny, moreover her role as an English teacher who loves literature so much and loves being alone as much as I do. Haha. Feels like this movie's talking about people like me with our lonely passion??? Of course without that affair with her former student. Eww! This is just the best comedy of Julianne Moore, despite its average story. You know, I've never really liked her. But this movie, and Carrie, change my personal opinion about her. Can't wait to watch Still Alice. ^^

It's not as sad as any other movie about disease, such as Black or A Walk To Remember, where I cried like a flooded river. Still it's gloomy and I began to like Julianne Moore even more here. The best scenes for me was when Alice looks for a toilet but forgot where it is so she pees in her pants and got hysterical and when she got lost in her own campus. So depressing.

I always love watching movies based on true story, and this one's my fave too. What a character Keane is (feel bad that one of the bands I love got the same name with this slick swindler). But I believe everything happens for a reason. So, if Margaret were never met Walter Keane, those Big Eyes would never reach its popularity in a split moment, right? Oh, despite its true events, it's really absurd to me when Keane decided to defend himself during the trial in Hawaii. Is this really really really happening then??? Gosh, what a stubborn person he is. Get lost!

I'm not sure Ted's really the Teddy Bear I know all this time. Yes he's still cute and all that, but he's so rude, vulgar and really loves to get high. I was shocked, actually. With that sweet and moving opening about X-mas wish, I never thought it would be a harsh joke movie. I like it, tho. It's funny. Just don't understand why Seth tries to change the image of Teddy Bear? Well, maybe this is where the basic joke lays. Btw, i don't really approve Mila and Mark as a couple here. They're like coming from a different generation to me

The comedy is too light for me? Or heavy? I don't know. I fell asleep too much and I didn't regret it. This movie also reminded me of Johnny English or The Tuxedo. I mean, the concept. Two agents, man and woman, have to become a partner. However, I like the part when Agent 99 had to pass the laser trap and she did it exactly like in striptease moves. But when Max tried to copy her, a very big mouse suddenly came out of his tux. Haha, got me lol.

I like this movie, no doubt. And I love the character played by Blanchett, so enthralling for the screen. But I feel like this is not Allen's. Maybe because I saw too little humor in it??? Or maybe because he's not in it. Haha, can't really explain. One thing I regret, why there's no firm explanation on what Jasmine's husband did??? It is just said that he is a con artist. You know I'm just a simple young woman who knows too little about crime. So please don't imply

This movie really reminded of The Fugitive, including the running time. Only 1 minute differs and never made me sleepy no matter how late I watched it. I really enjoyed the thrill. Love the music so much. No wonder, actually, cause it's scored by the same person so it sounds pretty similar. Hihi. Sorry, can't help. I always fall in love with movie screening drama trial. And this movie gives me one, plus the psychological element. I like the plot twist, but surely I need more. I need to be shaken even more, to make the story more unpredictable. Btw, I couldn't quite follow what happened between Mr. Shaughnessy, Archbishop Rushman and Joey. Yeah, call me stupid

It's fun to see how people obsess with nature, and in this case birds. They're young and they already know what they want to be. *sounds like a shrink, huh? The plot is slow as I can predict, yet it's absorbing and what is more the view is great. Love all the screen. And that Spanish boy named Timmy is so hilarious, but unfortunately nasty. However, he's the one who really lights up the movie. I like him

This is the second time I watch this movie and still it's beautiful. I even more appreciate and adore the life and relationship between Johnny Cash and June Carter and their families, as well as the picture of how destiny works, how you can't avoid it no matter how hard you try. Oh, this movie is based on real story so I am so in love with it. How Johnny has a very bad relationship with his father but still he didn't walk away. I'm not sure I can do that. Standing O for him. Not to mention his endless love with June. The fact that John died 4 months after she passed away is really really impressive. And 35 years of marriage. Hell, I kinda jealous with their love story haha.

The opening was great and emerged self-confidence inside me. And the story was good actually. Somehow, something's missing here and I'm not quite sure what that is. Is it because it tells the story of the '60? I don't think so. Chicago's setting is away later than this and I love it so much. Mmm, maybe it's the songs??? Well, I guess they're really not my fave. Yet I'm happy enough to find that this movie is not telling the story of beauty salon as I've predicted from the cover and the title. Queen Latifah is here and she's a lot skinnier than in Chicago. But I like her better in Chicago. And I don't see something special in John's acting besides the fact that he acts as an obese woman.