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I really want to watch these movies:

I never knew I was into thrillers (or really just gory movies) until recently. I think I found this out when I have always had this rush when I want to watch a horror movie, but they leave me with sleepless nights, so I moved on to thrillers, since they don’t affect me at all. I had told a colleague this on air before: I just love the adrenaline rush, the feeling that that someone is after you.

Doesn’t happen in real life, does it? (Well, at least not in Brunei.)

So when Aaron told me that Hostel was way horrible than the Saw trilogy (minus Saw 4, because that’s going to come out Halloween 2007), I had since wanted to watch it. They say it’s really gory. I really want to see it for myself. I might pay a visit to Joey Joe’s and see if they have any in stock. Last time I talked to the owner of the shop, they haven’t got it because it’s sort of banned here? So they needed to know who wants the DVD and they can grant a few requests.

Joey Joe’s DVDs are of great quality, and thrillers suck when you can’t see or hear nothing. Anyway.

With Vacancy, and Saw 4, I want to catch these in the cinema. Vacancy is out already, but the show times this week are ridiculous! There’s one at 10.50AM, and the next one will be at midnight. Thanks, Harry Potter. Thanks to you, I can’t watch Vacancy without waking up at a ridiculous hour or getting an earful from my mom for going out at midnight.

Oh, I’ve watched Transformers twice. And I’m going to watch it again this Monday. With the extended family! I am going to have so much fun.

I knew it. I knew it was going to be a good day.

I promised the girls that I’d watch Transformers with them today, and so, after a very rave review from Aaron, and a whole lot of blogs I have read, I was a bit wary. I’m always the kind that gets bored with movies when told it’s amazing, or anything of the sort.

So I sat down, preparing myself to be bored. Then the action came barely 15 minutes into the movie (or later, as I may have lost track of time.) I was in awe of the first Decepticon, Starscream Blackout, was its name, if I’m not mistaken. Not much into the villains, but I thought they were pretty cool. The Autobots? They were just pretty. And nice.

I used to watch the Transformers cartoon series, but I had forgotten how they were like. I only remembered how Optimus Prime looked like — when he was both a truck and a robot — and the sounds they make when transforming. Even before the movie came out, I didn’t remember its name! Optimus Prime’s, that is.

I might be jumping on the bandwagon, but I LOVED IT. After the movie ended, I was gushing on how cool the movie was. I had loved how the vehicles transformed, I had loved the Chevrolet Camaro! (Which, if I’m not mistaken is out in 2008/9.) Hence, I thought Bumblebee was cute.

Never have I found racing stripes on a yellow car so sexy in my life.

It. Was. Freaking. Cool.

I’m going to watch it again, this time with my mom and sister, tomorrow afternoon. I wish my dad was still alive, he would love the opportunity to watch a movie with us, especially Transformers. Sigh.

When they said Transformers was the movie of the year, they weren’t kidding!

Anyway. All in all, it was a good day. Had Capers for dinner, too, so I don’t know if that doesn’t add up to a good one. :)