i want loads of clothes and fuckloads of music.

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don't sell your heart,

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Updates:

Night at the Museum 2: i never watched part 1 cus i have never like Ben Stiller. Despite that i decide to spend $10 on him this week simply cus initially, it's seems a better choice than "Angels and Demons" and Owen Wilson is in it. I kind of like him despite his dis-formed nose. Ok, basically everyone know that this is a movie about the impossible - dead exhibits came alive after the sunset. I guess i felt a tiny bit fascinated cus it's the first time i'm watching it. If i've watched the part 1, i'm sure it will NOT have such effect on me. 30mins into the show, i'm already getting bored watching all the exhibits run here run there, playing hide-and-seek like a bunch of maddies. If it's not for the mini-version-cowboy-Owen, i will definitely yawn with tears. At the end of the movie, i regretted choosing it over "Angels and Demons" cus at least there is hottie hot Ewan Mcgregor to drool over.

10:50 PM