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The Shining - a 1980 horror film directed by Stanley Kubrick based on a novel,is all about how a winter caretaker gets cabin fever, becomes psychic due to the isolation in a hotel. As we were watching the film, we were reminded of our Savannah days, where we 3 of us almost lived in isolation with the rest of the world. Come Friday Evening with no car to commute anywhere else, we were kind of stuck inside till Monday morning. But for the Internet we would have ended up like the characters in The Shining :P
Week- End : 2 of my friends wanted to Watch Bangkok Dangerous, while I wanted to watch Death Race, but that Sunday night, it turned out we watched the former,in the end those two didn't like the film while I liked it. The film has absolutely nothing in it to call it a worth watching film. But on a Sunday night, half asleep, but still time to sleep, not in a mood to watch a classic or a romantic movie, not a fast paced action movie as well, then this movie fits the bill very well. This is a very slow paced action movie not a fast one. Tons of movies have come like this earlier. Set completely in Bangkok, its all about a serial killer. One particular instance in the movie, the lead pair goes to a temple where the board displays " 50 coins 50 wishes" you drop those 50 coins in a bowl arranged in a row and make a wish, Nostalgia, I myself have done it one time in a temple, but the irony, it turned out to be just a wish. Liked those scenes in the movie where in the romance and killing and teacher-student scenes runs parallel.
Waiting to watch Saroja, Heard the reviews Rock. Guys, please come up with the reviews.
Fun to go Mottai again.
Google Chrome is awesome. Though I find some areas not interesting or upto the Google Standard, it still rocks and its just a beta version. The main version is yet to be out. Read this - http://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/index.html
I can remember when I was a little boy. My grandmother and I could hold conversations entirely without ever opening our mouths. She called it "shining." And for a long time, I thought it was just the two of us that had the shine to us.
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