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Well, as you all know, The Dark Knight had broke box office records and it is all because of JOKER or Heath Ledger... Yes, and you want to know why? Everyone has the JOKER influenza now... -_-''''''''' When you open your mouth and say something, they will answer back, "Why so serious? Let's put a smile on your face." Really get annoyed la...... No need so into the show one ma... Use once or twice enough la... Use those quotes in each and every situation that you can reallty shows how annoying and crazy you are. Did you all heard the news about Christian Bale? He assulted his mother a few days ago and he was charged. I was having a conversation with a friend whom had watched the show. There were a few of my other friends listening too. Here is the conversation:
Me: Chee Fong, do you know about the Batman actor kena charged to court ar?
CF: Huh? I dunno la, really ar?
Me: Ya la. Maybe he is too into the show la.
CF: Yeah. Maybe he thought his mother was JOKER and then when he said something to her then she said "Why So Serious?" And he whacked her up.
(Group laughs hysterically) xD *Good one Chee Fong*
As for the last day of duty, I had mixed feelings... Feel happy and sad at the same time. Happy because I am retiring from the post soon and sad because I was not ready to let go yet.... So sad. But anyway, we turned the library upside-down and we really had a lot of fun. :D Let's take a look at some photos.
Me: Chee Fong, do you know about the Batman actor kena charged to court ar?
CF: Huh? I dunno la, really ar?
Me: Ya la. Maybe he is too into the show la.
CF: Yeah. Maybe he thought his mother was JOKER and then when he said something to her then she said "Why So Serious?" And he whacked her up.
(Group laughs hysterically) xD *Good one Chee Fong*
As for the last day of duty, I had mixed feelings... Feel happy and sad at the same time. Happy because I am retiring from the post soon and sad because I was not ready to let go yet.... So sad. But anyway, we turned the library upside-down and we really had a lot of fun. :D Let's take a look at some photos.
Me and my LOVELY EXCO 
Take Two
Group Photo 1
Group Photo 2
OMG..... Look at who kena grab on the leg... xD
Take 4
Looking and pointing at what?
Anyway, these will be sweet memories in my heart. Will never forget the mark that I left in this board. Retire doesn't mean seperate so do keep in touch ya? ^^ All the best to everyone in everything and thanks to the people that really help me in times of trouble and despair. Really appreciate it. As we go on, we remember all the times we, get together, as our lives change, come whatever, we will still be friends forever. :D
Yesterday was the International Night in my church. It is the first time ever for us to have an event like this. It was an unforgettable experience. People from all over the world come to perform and praising GOD. People from Nepal, Myanmar, Indonesia and the Borneo tribes. The performances from the Myanmar kids when they sing Shine Jesus Shine in their language really touches me. Here are some of the photos: Sorry for the bad quality pictures........
The Nun-Bawang Tribe
The Nun-Bawang Tribe
They are only small Myanmar kids you know?
Look at the JOY in them, so touching
An adult band from Myanmar
All together. So united. A taste of worshipping in Heaven with all sorts of people =)
As for The Dark Knight, I watched it just now. It was really superb you know? Too bad Heath Ledger is already dead. Who will be the next successor? Johnny Depp? Lol.
Here are some of the famous quotes in the movie:
"Wanna Know how I get these scars?"- Joker
"Why so serious?" -Joker
"Let's put a smile to that face"- Joker
"This place deserves a better class of criminal"-Joker
"You and I can do this forever"-Joker
"I know what I have to become to stop a man like him"- Batman
"Fair is when you put it in luck"- Two Face
"Heads you live, Tails you die"- Two Face
Its a reccomended MUST watch. The suspense really kills you.... =)
That's all for now. Tata.
Today, of all days, I have to get stuck in a jam because of the stupid police blocking the road to the Parliament.... My parents and I were all so pissed off. Imagine you get stuck in a jam four 2 hours plus.... We were on our way to MBS at 6.50 a.m. and then the traffic suddenly came to a halt and loads of police SUVs were rushing here and there.... Then the whole Federal Highway became a massive parking lot. Take a look at this:
Can you imagine the rage in all these people?
Some drivers pissed off... xD
Anyway, I don't know why the Parliament has became a war zone....
Well, all of you can't wait for this no? The massive legends.
Heath Ledger starring as The Joker is shown in a scene with Christian Bale, starring as Batman, in ‘The Dark Knight’. — AP pic
LOS ANGELES, July 12 — It's difficult to separate the movie from its mystique.
Even under ordinary circumstances, "The Dark Knight" would have been one of the most hotly awaited movies of the summer blockbuster season. The loss of Heath Ledger to an accidental prescription-drug overdose in January has amplified the buzz around the film — and his crazed performance as the Joker — to extraordinary levels.
Nothing could possibly satisfy that kind of expectation. "The Dark Knight" comes pretty close.
Christopher Nolan's film is indeed an epic that will leave you staggering from the theatre, stunned by its scope and complexity.
It's also, thankfully, a vast improvement over his self-serious origin story, 2005's "Batman Begins."
As director and co-writer with his brother Jonathan (David S. Goyer shares a story credit), Nolan has found a way to mix in some fun with his philosophising. Ambitious, explosive set pieces share screen time with meaty debates about good vs evil and the nature of — and need for — a hero.
Batman (Christian Bale) has been that guy. Now, he's not so sure he should be anymore. He's protected Gotham fiercely (and with some fierce toys), but the new district attorney, Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart), seems to be putting a dent in organised crime with help from Lt Gordon (Gary Oldman). Perhaps Batman should return to his "normal" life as billionaire Bruce Wayne and leave the clean-up work to the professionals. Maybe he can even rekindle his romance with old flame Rachel Dawes (Maggie Gyllenhaal, taking over more than capably for Katie Holmes, although she doesn't get much to do, either).
And so "The Dark Knight" presents an existential crisis — what comic-book hero doesn't suffer these? — but does so in a totally different way from its predecessor. Whereas "Batman Begins" felt too solemn and introspective, this instalment might actually be too fast. Like the Caped Crusader himself, speeding through the streets of Gotham City on his tricked-out Bat-Pod motorcycle, Nolan moves breathlessly from one scene to the next.
Trouble is, he's got such great vision and is so adept at creating a compelling mood, it makes you wish he'd held some moments for a beat or two longer, just to savour them — and to let us do the same. A couple of scenes in Bruce's stark, crisply lit Bat-bunker come to mind, as does Batman's nighttime flight over a glittering Hong Kong. (Wally Pfister, a longtime Nolan collaborator who also shot "Batman Begins" and "Memento," returns as cinematographer. Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard once again teamed up to compose the huge, sweeping score.)
Nolan was wise enough, however, to give Ledger plenty of room to shine — albeit in the actor's indelibly perverse, twisted way. There's nothing cartoony about his Joker. Ledger wrested the role from previous performers Cesar Romero and Jack Nicholson and reinvented it completely.
Yes, he's funny, wringing laughs from both clever one-liners and maniacally grand schemes. He can be playful, finding unexpected avenues into the character: "You complete me," he purrs to Batman, mockingly borrowing Tom Cruise's classic line from "Jerry Maguire" and dashing all possibilities for the Caped One's imminent retirement.
But because there's no logic behind his mayhem, he's also truly terrifying. The terror he inflicts on Gotham is meticulously planned (the opening bank heist, shot with IMAX cameras, is a marvel of timing) and yet his sole inspiration is to create chaos, then watch the city squirm and burn.
That his attacks grow larger each time, regardless of the collateral damage, makes him so genuinely disturbing. Ledger seems to have understood that, and brings an appropriate — and riveting — unpredictability to the role. It's also a neat touch that his makeup, which looked like a slapdash effort from the start, steadily deteriorates, streaking, cracking and peeling away as the film progresses; it's an outward manifestation of his psychological spiral.
Back to Batman, though — because theoretically, it is his movie, right?
Bale seems more assured than ever, now that he has more facets of Batman/Bruce's personality to reveal than he did in the last film. He's consistently proven he's capable of going to dark, scary places for his characters (see: "American Psycho," "Rescue Dawn") and this is no exception.
Also returning are Michael Caine as Bruce's butler Alfred, and Morgan Freeman as gadget guru Lucius Fox. Both veterans help anchor the movie with a wisdom and calmness that's crucial when everything (and everyone) is in a state of turmoil. As for Oldman, he disappears into the role of Lt Gordon and makes it look so effortless, he makes you forget he's acting.
Eckhart, the snarky star of "Thank You for Smoking," may seem an unusual choice to play a law-and-order kind of guy. Here, he's subtle enough to keep us guessing until nearly the end as to where his morals and allegiances truly lie (though eventually he will become the villainous Two-Face, as we know).
But the key showdown, of course, is between Batman and the Joker. Theirs is a relationship that's strangely symbiotic — you could even call it co-dependent. Or as the Joker puts it, "You and I could do this forever."
LOS ANGELES, July 12 — It's difficult to separate the movie from its mystique.
Even under ordinary circumstances, "The Dark Knight" would have been one of the most hotly awaited movies of the summer blockbuster season. The loss of Heath Ledger to an accidental prescription-drug overdose in January has amplified the buzz around the film — and his crazed performance as the Joker — to extraordinary levels.
Nothing could possibly satisfy that kind of expectation. "The Dark Knight" comes pretty close.
Christopher Nolan's film is indeed an epic that will leave you staggering from the theatre, stunned by its scope and complexity.
It's also, thankfully, a vast improvement over his self-serious origin story, 2005's "Batman Begins."
As director and co-writer with his brother Jonathan (David S. Goyer shares a story credit), Nolan has found a way to mix in some fun with his philosophising. Ambitious, explosive set pieces share screen time with meaty debates about good vs evil and the nature of — and need for — a hero.
Batman (Christian Bale) has been that guy. Now, he's not so sure he should be anymore. He's protected Gotham fiercely (and with some fierce toys), but the new district attorney, Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart), seems to be putting a dent in organised crime with help from Lt Gordon (Gary Oldman). Perhaps Batman should return to his "normal" life as billionaire Bruce Wayne and leave the clean-up work to the professionals. Maybe he can even rekindle his romance with old flame Rachel Dawes (Maggie Gyllenhaal, taking over more than capably for Katie Holmes, although she doesn't get much to do, either).
And so "The Dark Knight" presents an existential crisis — what comic-book hero doesn't suffer these? — but does so in a totally different way from its predecessor. Whereas "Batman Begins" felt too solemn and introspective, this instalment might actually be too fast. Like the Caped Crusader himself, speeding through the streets of Gotham City on his tricked-out Bat-Pod motorcycle, Nolan moves breathlessly from one scene to the next.
Trouble is, he's got such great vision and is so adept at creating a compelling mood, it makes you wish he'd held some moments for a beat or two longer, just to savour them — and to let us do the same. A couple of scenes in Bruce's stark, crisply lit Bat-bunker come to mind, as does Batman's nighttime flight over a glittering Hong Kong. (Wally Pfister, a longtime Nolan collaborator who also shot "Batman Begins" and "Memento," returns as cinematographer. Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard once again teamed up to compose the huge, sweeping score.)
Nolan was wise enough, however, to give Ledger plenty of room to shine — albeit in the actor's indelibly perverse, twisted way. There's nothing cartoony about his Joker. Ledger wrested the role from previous performers Cesar Romero and Jack Nicholson and reinvented it completely.
Yes, he's funny, wringing laughs from both clever one-liners and maniacally grand schemes. He can be playful, finding unexpected avenues into the character: "You complete me," he purrs to Batman, mockingly borrowing Tom Cruise's classic line from "Jerry Maguire" and dashing all possibilities for the Caped One's imminent retirement.
But because there's no logic behind his mayhem, he's also truly terrifying. The terror he inflicts on Gotham is meticulously planned (the opening bank heist, shot with IMAX cameras, is a marvel of timing) and yet his sole inspiration is to create chaos, then watch the city squirm and burn.
That his attacks grow larger each time, regardless of the collateral damage, makes him so genuinely disturbing. Ledger seems to have understood that, and brings an appropriate — and riveting — unpredictability to the role. It's also a neat touch that his makeup, which looked like a slapdash effort from the start, steadily deteriorates, streaking, cracking and peeling away as the film progresses; it's an outward manifestation of his psychological spiral.
Back to Batman, though — because theoretically, it is his movie, right?
Bale seems more assured than ever, now that he has more facets of Batman/Bruce's personality to reveal than he did in the last film. He's consistently proven he's capable of going to dark, scary places for his characters (see: "American Psycho," "Rescue Dawn") and this is no exception.
Also returning are Michael Caine as Bruce's butler Alfred, and Morgan Freeman as gadget guru Lucius Fox. Both veterans help anchor the movie with a wisdom and calmness that's crucial when everything (and everyone) is in a state of turmoil. As for Oldman, he disappears into the role of Lt Gordon and makes it look so effortless, he makes you forget he's acting.
Eckhart, the snarky star of "Thank You for Smoking," may seem an unusual choice to play a law-and-order kind of guy. Here, he's subtle enough to keep us guessing until nearly the end as to where his morals and allegiances truly lie (though eventually he will become the villainous Two-Face, as we know).
But the key showdown, of course, is between Batman and the Joker. Theirs is a relationship that's strangely symbiotic — you could even call it co-dependent. Or as the Joker puts it, "You and I could do this forever."
Courtesy of the Malaysian Insider. =)
Sorry for the SUPER LATE update.... Because I have to limit my computer usage and there are a lot of tasks that I have to attend to. Well, let's skip the boring part and lets take a look at some pictures. Last Saturday, there were many many stalls. One of the best is the fried lobak. Its awesome!!! My class sold herbal eggs which make a good sale too but 5Clancy's "balls". Yeah, many sorts of balls and sausages beat us by ten times in profit..... Walau wei... That's insane. Besides, U6K topped all the classes profits because they made games like, Battlefield, What The Fish and Whack 'Em Balls... LOL
Their way of advertising...xD
Oh well, don't think dirty yeah... ;p
Can see who is behind the hand?
You see? Very nice la.... Bernard says xD
Look at that... So many people.
And again. Overwhelmed by so many people
Battlefield in progress... Laser and sensors
Ready for formation...Alright. I think that's all. Wanted to watch Hancock after this event but when my friends and I reached Time Square, so many people there!!! First time we saw so many people in Time Square. Even holidays also not so crowded. So we decided to go home after that.
I've browse through YOUTUBE and I found this video. Freaking awesome!!! ACDC (Adam Chu Dance Crew). You guys just ROCK!!! Really did a good job smoking Miley and Mandy. LOL. xD
You guys ROCK!!!
Hey y'all! MBSSKL will be having a family day tomorrow from 7a.m. to 4p.m. Come and join us for a time of fun, food and games. Just bring yourself or your friends and family + money of course. Lol. Be there! It will be plain fun.
This week, many funny things happen and I have most of it captured. =) I have a new broadband provider... hehe... U won't believe the speed that I upload the pictures below:
I dug my closet and I found this... Seems to be old
Very nice huh? If I'm not wrong, I think someone gave it to me...
I literally used my eraser until it turns into a heart shape. LOL
YO!!! My cute little sister in touch with her hip hop side... xD
Take 2....
During the holidays, I finished a beautiful RPG prequel to one of the world's famous games, that is Final Fantasy 7: Crisis Core. Superb graphics and gameplay. Here, sneak pics of the ending scene:
Pity Zack has to die.... =(
You are my living legacy....
I will live for you
Here, take this as a symbol as my dreams and SOLDIER honour.
What a sad ending.... Lol. Watching Hancock after Family Day tomorrow. Who wants to go just ring me up yo. Got to go. Tata. God bless. =)
This week, many funny things happen and I have most of it captured. =) I have a new broadband provider... hehe... U won't believe the speed that I upload the pictures below:
I dug my closet and I found this... Seems to be old
Very nice huh? If I'm not wrong, I think someone gave it to me...
I literally used my eraser until it turns into a heart shape. LOL
YO!!! My cute little sister in touch with her hip hop side... xD
Take 2....During the holidays, I finished a beautiful RPG prequel to one of the world's famous games, that is Final Fantasy 7: Crisis Core. Superb graphics and gameplay. Here, sneak pics of the ending scene:
Pity Zack has to die.... =(
You are my living legacy....
I will live for you
Here, take this as a symbol as my dreams and SOLDIER honour.What a sad ending.... Lol. Watching Hancock after Family Day tomorrow. Who wants to go just ring me up yo. Got to go. Tata. God bless. =)
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