i want loads of clothes and fuckloads of music.

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don't sell your heart,

Saturday, April 04, 2009

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Confessions of a shopaholic: i chose this movie tis week simply cus' there wasn't much movies in the cinema. I read the book version 1-2years ago and can't remember much of it except there's this crazy shopping girl who ended up bag-ing a handsome rich bf. Well, watching the movie version is much much better, cus' the handsome bf is really handsome (duh!) with a delicious British accent. Not much surprise in the movie. I hate that the shopping gal wear gloves in almost all of her glamours outfits. It looks so stupid on her. Luckily, there was the yummy British guy who smoothes things up. There were quite a few funny parts which i don't find them funny while reading. So i guess, you don't need to read the book to watch the movie. Watch it if you have absolutely no where to spend your 10bucks on a weekend.

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