I almost forgot that I watched this movie last night but that does not mean the movie was bad. It just meant that I have a memory of a goldfish. But this morning while I was having a nice shower, I remembered that yes, Siti indeed watched this movie and shall write a review of it like she always does.
I just came back from watching a local production of Next To Normal by Pangdemonium and I would just like to simply say that it was a brilliant performance by such a stellar local cast alongside West End star, Sally Ann Triplett.
The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
When I began to read the prologue of this book, I thought to myself: “Well, this is a surprise coming from Neil Gaiman. The story seems “normal”.” I have never been so wrong. But then again, why would I think that? This is Neil Gaiman’s book that I’m reading. I should expect something unique and original.
(Man, it’s hard to find the official poster for this movie via Google. What’s up with that?)
Hello, non-demigods and mortal human beings with no superpower at all, I just came back from watching Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters and of course, I will have to blog about it. Duh!
It has been a while since I’ve written a movie review. And the first movie I watched for this movie review comeback is The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones. Sometimes, I ask myself why. Other times, why not? This is one of those times when I asked myself why did I watch this movie?
Let me just firstly admit that the sole reason why I wanted to watch this movie was because my Tumblr dash, at one point, was filled with posts of Magnus and Alec. Pages and pages of these two on my Tumblr dashboard. I can totally see the reason why these two are “shippable”. But that is not the point of this very post. This very post is for me to be very objective in my reviews and I shall be a rational reviewer (even though I may be writing this while half-asleep).
I would also like to admit that I tried reading the book but three pages in, I put it down and gave up. So, I came into the movie theatre with no expectation at all. None. Zilch.
Did you guys hear the news? If you guys have not, where have you been? It’s all over social media – Ben Affleck is going to be donning the dark crusader’s costume in the sequel of Man of Steel! Oh yeah, he’s the new Batman.
Well, everything has led up to this point, hasn’t it? So, ladies and gentlemen, the final episode of Teen Wolf Season 3A is finally here and of course, Siti has her thoughts on it. A blogger does what a blogger is good at, y’know what I mean?
Monsters, rejoice! Mama Monster is back and she’s expecting her lil’ monsters to put their paws up and applaud for her or themselves, or both. (Never mind…)
Yes, yes, Lady Gaga is back with an electrifying bang with “Applause”. Let me talk about the song first.
If Siti can describe this week’s episode of Teen Wolf in one word, it will be pain. Pain in a good way though. Not in the “well this episode sucks” because Teen Wolf has improved so much through the season and this season is definitely more gritty and dark and I absolutely love it.
Onward to my review…
Surprise! Siti does a review on a horror movie, which she gave a warning about weeks earlier. Yes, everyone, it’s The Conjuring. But this review is going to be slightly different only because I didn’t watch the whole movie. I just came upon it when I was doing my rounds of Eid visits. Yes, I’m a Muslim and we’re currently celebrating the break of fasting month. So, briefly, here in Singapore, we will visit our relatives’ houses, eat, gossip a lot and then seek forgiveness. Anyway, so one of my relatives was playing the movie and we ended up watching it. But we left halfway through the movie or so. But I decided to still write a review of sorts about it since, well, I did watch it and got a gist of it from what I have watched through the gaps between my fingers.
This Siti Never Sleeps At Night 