我怎么说 - What I Say

Yeah, just finally arrived home, exhausted, but satisfied, heh heh. Tonight my family went to one of the rare family outing. It all started yesterday, when my Ma watched the trailer of recently out horror movie, The Wolfman. She told my didi that the movie surely eerily nice, so it's good if we can watch it. Actually me and my didis were planning to watch The Lightning Thief instead. But since my Pa wants to join us... The Wolfman, it was determined.

When Ben Talbot (Simon Merrells) vanishes into thin air, his brother Lawrence (Benicio Del Toro) returns to his family estate to investigate. Upon reuniting with his estranged father, Sir John Talbot (Anthony Hopkins), however, he discovers a destiny far darker than his blackest nightmares. Ben is dead; the victim of a savage attack by a beast that keeps the superstitious locals cowering in fear every time the moon shines bright in the sky. Shortly after discovering his brother's true fate, Lawrence swears to Ben's wife, Gwen (Emily Blunt), that he will bring her late husband's killer to justice. As a young boy, the untimely death of his mother caused Lawrence to grow up before his time. Though Lawrence had previously attempted to bury his pain in the past by leaving the quiet Victorian hamlet of Blackmoor behind, he discovers that you can't outrun fate when he's attacked by the very same nocturnal beast that claimed his brother. Not even recently arrived Scotland Yard inspector Aberline (Hugo Weaving) can dream up a rational explanation for the gruesome spell cast over Blackmoor, yet rumors of an ancient curse persist. According to legend, the afflicted will experience a horrific transformation by the light of the full moon. Now, the woman Talbot loves is in mortal danger, and in order to protect her he must venture into the moonlit woods and destroy the beast before it destroys her. But this isn't a typical hunt, because before the beast can be slain, a simple man will uncover a primal side of himself that he never knew existed.

~www.fandango.com~

I must say, this movie was below my expectation from the story side (compared to other fantastic werewolf movies like Gingersnaps the series), although if you expect to be shocked and thrilled during the entire movie, you will find it enchanting. But a warning from me, if you happen to have heart or "ayan" disease, you will want to watch less shocking movies instead (Spongebob the Movie? Disney Pixar movies? lol). Someone could easily die due to heart attack while watching The Wolfman, there were too many shocks in the movie from beginning till end.
I just couldn't believe that the girl who sat beside me in the cinema CRIED in her boyfriend's embrace when watching the werewolf (Del Toro) died in Gwen's lap. Heeelooo, it wasn't even sad or dramatic demise.


Walked around to accompany my didi bought new pair of Converse shoes, and I found this beauty, teasing me to try it...

And in the end, I bought it impulsively, lol.... My Pa and Ma were also encouraged me, so I dun feel that guilty :-D
It was quite expensive though, it's like one of the most expensive shoes I ever have until now, haha.

But yeah after we walked around and I found this stall which sells ginseng, I don't feel that my shoes is that expensive anymore.