the epitome of COOOL

100th

I didn't really wanted to watch 2012 at all. This is not my kinda show. I'd prefer something which showcases the brilliance of the human mind, or something that scares the shit out of me. Watching stupid CGI created by those sick IT nerds ain't my cuppa tea. Neither am I the sadist who enjoys seeing the world crumble into bits.


It all started at 1220 for 2012. ( Go, its time to buy 4D )



Though the cinema was packed to the brim, I honestly feel that 2012 doesn't live up to the hype that it's generated over the months. The only thing I really thought was worth my 10 bucks was to listen Adam Lambert sing the song, Time for Miracles.

The show ain't realistic. Though no one knows how the world will actually come to an end, the footage shown on the cinema projector makes me go " What the fuck. This is so lame "
Its a giant combination of an action movie + final destination + comedy + Gorey Scenes + tragedy + biblical referencing + love . All these elements don't really fit well into a movie like this. Its the end of the world for 2012. I doubt they'll win anything in the oscars.


Basically, what the movie is trying to say is, If you live near the sea, You're fucked. And yes I'm fucked cause I live very near to the sea.


What I managed to absorb from the movie though was really good soup for the soul.

Money can buy you a ticket for survival. It can make you happy and feel powerful. But at the end of the day. It's kinship and love that really matters. Normally, I'd tell myself that money is everything. But after watching the movie, I believe my mindset has changed. I don't want to die alone with shit loads of money by my side. I want to die with someone I love.

If they could make such a movie like this, it goes to show how horrible it is to be a average citizen. Being hidden from the truth, not given a chance to fight for your own survival, simply because the rich and powerful has got to be protected first. And when everyone whom has to be evacuated is safe, you're fucked.

This is life. Ironic.

posted by Oli Chi @ 3:36 AM