麦克の点滴 -- 绿洲之处 Greenland: Farewell, Ling Pei~

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Farewell, Ling Pei~

Sometimes I really feel so lazy to write my blog. As u can see now, mostly empty... Well not an easy task to make me to write even a single post in my blog like now. It's already 1:48am, and well It's kinda busy in UKM. If still have time to write blog everyday... It must be hero ady, for that person.

Hmm, last week was Raya holidays and I went gathering with my Penang-Best-Fren-4ever. Haha, nothing changed much on Thomas and Ah Pee. Joo Win, as usual, tall n tall n tall again. Ling Pei was the main character that day since she will fly to England this Friday. We all went shopping in Gurney Plaza, watching the movie "Tsunami"... How to describe this movie... Lol, something strange, the bridge shud be broken dy after the first wave, but still can remain a perfect one the next scene. Overall a nice movie. Before they came to my house at Nibong Tebal, Ihad my laksa, rojak and cendol in Gurney Drive, wat a perfect meal after 2 months in UKM~~~

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Greenland Moviemeter 绿洲影评

It is surprising that the tsunami strikes faster than expected and though the screenplay is just a simple emotional based on a true story, it greatly demonstrates and focuses on the entire traumatic experience which would be the same for anyone who are swept away by the strong wave. Directed in a way that only limited soundtracks throughout the story, the great performances from the mum and the eldest son who needs to carry on the strength of the adults temporarily; not only driving the emotions and touches the heart of all of the audiences, but also inspiring us who does not really come across directly to the disaster 8 years ago, to understand and to imagine the same experience. With a powerful narration until the end, this is epic than "127 Hours", of course the tsunami effects, overflowing hospitals and the destruction of the city bring a new standard more than other effects driven disaster films. (9.4/10.0)