The Perfect Gift

For this coming Mother Day, i will treat my mum to eat dinner and date her for a movie :)

Movie Review: Transcendence

The movie stars Johnny Depp as Dr. Will Caster, a genius celebrity computer programmer—he gives something like a TED talk and is greeted like an eccentric god, not all that differently than how Depp is treated in the real world—who believes he has figured out a way to upload human consciousness into the cloud. (He does this to Make The World a Better Place, rather than eventually enslave humanity.) Handily, mere minutes after his TED talk, he is shot with a polonium-laced bullet, and before he dies, his partner and wife Evelyn (Rebecca Hall), to keep him "alive," uploads his brain. Suddenly, he's self-aware, and once he connects to the Internet, he decides that humanity must be destroyed.

Transcendence looks fantastic—it's directed by brilliant cinematographer Wally Pfister—and there are moments where you can see what could have been, particularly when it slows down for a moment to just take everything in. (The movie is mostly in a constant, careening sprint.) But its obligation to be a Big Studio Event sneaks out in every scene, and the characters are slaves to a lumbering plot that ultimately ceases to make sense. (Paul Bettany's supporting character, in particular, has no logic at all.) It ends up selling out its own premise anyway, cleaning up any negative thoughts you'd have about Caster because, hey, it was all about loveafter all.


sources from :http://griersonleitch.kinja.com/get-off-the-internet-johnny-depp-trancendence-review-1563736785

Let the Music Play

Music plays a big part in our lives.  Here is mine Top 3 upbeat and energizing songs.

1.We Are Young - FUN

2. New Divide - Linkin Park

3. Rum and Raybans - Sean Kingston & Cher Llyod

Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Winter Soldier is an action-packed rollercoaster ride with back-to-back car chases and gunfights, complete with a super villain sporting a ski mask that recalls Bane’s tarantula mouthpiece in Batman: The Dark Knight Rises. What’s more, the story line capitalises on the post-9/11 tension between national security and civil rights, a theme that is certain to resonate with the American public.To less devoted viewers, the sequel is mediocre at best. The storyline is predictable and straight off the template. Senior S.H.I.E.L.D. official Alexander Pierce (played by Robert Redford) hatches an evil plan to kill millions of potential terrorists with world-ending weaponry, based on a dubious computer program that predicts criminal behaviour. To make that happen, Pierce takes out his deputy Nick Fury (played by Samuel L. Jackson) and goes after every superhero agent who stands in his way. We don’t know what happens to Ironman and the rest of the Avengers – they are nowhere in sight even in a time of great crisis. What we do know is that Captain America and Black Widow have gone rogue to foil Pierce’s mass murdering scheme. Epic battles ensue, and the captain saves the day. It’s all pretty standard action hero stuff. There isn’t a single surprise during two hours of formulaic schlock.

Chris Evans delivers what is expected of him, playing a patriotic soldier with a vibranium shield and an even stronger moral compass. Constrained by the straight-laced character he plays, Evans is easily upstaged by girl-next-door Scarlett Johansen, who has a knack for lighting up the screen whenever she appears on it. Nevertheless, the Black Widow we see in Winter Soldier is not nearly as cunning and manipulative as the one in The Avengers. It is a let-down for Black Widow fans, as the character’s biggest asset has always been her brains and not her brawn. Robert Redford is an unlikely yet welcome casting choice for the villainous mastermind. He lends an air of credibility to the otherwise uninteresting role and, for a few fleeting moments, turns the film into a 3D remake of All the President’s Men.

It is worth noting that Winter Soldier features some of the genre’s best fight scenes in recent memory. The opening sequence that puts Captain America in hand-to-hand combat with pirates aboard a hijacked vessel marks the high point of the entire film. The thrilling set piece has Yuen Wo Ping’s fingerprints all over it. It goes to show that martial arts choreography is, and will continue to be, Hong Kong’s greatest contribution to Hollywood and one of the city's proudest cultural exports.

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Oops, You’re It!

1. Shoes lost?!

Go into your victim's closet and steal one of each of their shoes. Hide them and then laugh while they frantically try to find a match!

 

2. Crazy Cursor

Plug a wireless mouse into your target computer. Go to a nearby location and wiggle the mouse around. They will wonder why their computer is freaking out.

 

3. Holey water

Take your victim's disposable water bottle and make sure the lid is on tight and that it is completely full. Then take a small push pin and put several holes in the bottom. A small amount of water will drip out when you do this, but then water pressure will prevent any more from coming out the holes. When your victim grabs the bottle, it will either leak when they squeeze it, or water will come pouring out of the holes when they take off the top.

Fashion Rewind

Fashion Rewind

My favourite fashion accessory from the 90’s that are :

 

1. Backward Cap

It can make the person look younger and energetic =.=

 

2. Bandanas

It can make the person look awesome!

 

3. Chain Wallet

Can make the person feel more safety and look cool ....

 

Books Come Alive!

 

1) The Hobbits

I like the storyline is interesting, a hobbit that done something meaningful before his short life is end.

 

2)Harry Potter

The magic of the movie is so fantastic and amazing.

 

3) Life of PI

The journey of the main character is so fantasy!!