Top 20 films of the decade
1. LOTR Trilogy (I don't care! It counts as one!)
2. Casino Royale
3. Gladiator
4 Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
5. Kill Bill Vol.1
6. X Men 2
7. Iron Man
8. Shaun of the Dead
9. Hot Fuzz
10. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
11. Star Trek
12. The Dark Knight
13. Inglourious Basterds
14. Avatar
15. Wall.E
16. Finding Nemo
17. Monsters inc.
18. Hellboy 2
19. Little Miss Sunshine
20. I Not Stupid
Just kidding. Number 20's Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.

Go ahead, complain. I'm a blockbuster child.

Top 5 of 2009
1. Avatar
2. Inglourious Basterds
3. Star Trek
4. Up
5. Sherlock Holmes
Honourable Mention: Zombieland
Movie I should have seen: District 9

Top 10 Characters
1. Tony Stark
2. Bond
3. The Bride
4. Wolverine
5. Shaun Riley
6. Maximus Decimus Meridius
7. Wall.E
8. Jack Sparrow
9. Gandalf
10. The Joker

Top 10 Life events (years 7-17)
1. O levels
2. BackPacking
3. First Fencing session
4. Primary 3
5. Primary 6
6. NDP '06
7. Getting a computer
8. Lord of the rings
9. First Trick or Treat/Sleepover
10. Loss

Da_movie_kid was shot at 11:03 PM

Avatar was amazing.
Doesn't matter the dialogue was almost laughable, the movie had this incredible story and visuals that made up for it. James Cameron's movies have always guaranteed a rolling good time, and this one is not any different.
Pandora was so fleshed out you genuinely believe this was happening somewhere, and the movie was so littered with these small human touches that make you forget that Avatar was a movie.
Just so you know how mind-blowing it was, people clapped in the theater after the movie ended. This is Singapore, land of the apathetics. I've never seen that happen before.
Avatar just turns you into a kid again, where after you watch a movie, you immediately start hoping the world was real and you could be part of it. Like Harry Potter.
Heck, I wanted to buy the action figures and start role playing with them.
Fuck it, screw this review.
*lapses back into delighted squealing*

Da_movie_kid was shot at 6:14 PM

Enjoy my pretties. Gorgeous freaking suits.
Can't wait.

Da_movie_kid was shot at 1:18 PM

The convenience of modern technology. Yeah it's a great thing.
But can't SOMETHING be done about Handphones?
Those things are as useful at the end bits of a loaf of bread.
They're terribly annoying and noisy when used properly, yet if you use the silent function, they don't work.
I hear you.
"Why don't you set the vibration function?"
I can't feel it's pulses when it's stuck in my backpack.
"So keep it in your pocket!"
Logic states my 2 pockets should be used to hold objects I use most often. Which means, right hand would be my wallet, left would be my iPod.
Where does that leave my phone?
And it really sucks cause I don't check my phone regularly cause no one EVER calls. But when they do I usually miss it and they get angry.
Then I get guilty and ticked off.
What hell do I need a phone for?

Da_movie_kid was shot at 2:47 PM

I'm allowed one day per year to be bimbotic. That's not a lot to ask. It's tough trying to think 24/7.
So I'm allowed 24 hours where I can complain about the radio recorder being broken only to realise my earphones weren't plugged in.
If they had recorders back in Einstein's day it may have happened to him.
One day.

Da_movie_kid was shot at 7:54 PM

Read in the papers that this kid in Britain was the youngest to be accepted by MENSA cause his IQ's off the charts.
Gets you thinking really. Is it wise to give a child this responsibility? Not that I'm doubting the kid's abilities, but as of this moment he hasn't really gotten started. IQ isn't a fixed trait. It can drop or increase with age. I don't know. Plus now the kid has all these expectations placed upon him before the good years start.
I don't know when adults start realising a kid's idea of status doesn't tally with an adult's.

Da_movie_kid was shot at 6:59 PM

There are so many things wrong with the world, I don't have the slightest inkling on which problem to tackle first.

Da_movie_kid was shot at 7:53 PM