MOTHER EARTH IS BEING CASTRATED BY ALL KINDS OF CALCULATED HORRORS.

YOU HAVE TO FIGHT GLOBAL POVERTY, SOCIAL ILLS, ECONOMIC WOES, MEANINGLESS CIVIL WARS.

YOU JUST HAVE TO NAME ONE ASPECT AND BREATHE HARDER.  AMEN.

WHEN GOD CREATES THE EARTH.

YOU CAN FEEL THE STARK LONELINESS.

THE UGLY BIRD BRINGS ABOUT AN OMEN OF DEATH.

A GRIM PICTURE OF GLOOM AND DARK DESPAIR.

Shattered stars across the sky like the pieces of a broken soul remind me of days when I could fly before I fell into the bottomless hole I look up and cry tears of sorrow my heart slowly freezing to ice I wonder if I’ll wake up tomorrow to a warmth that will feel oh so nice Reality hits harder than ever before God has forsaken me I’m not to feel happy anymore but my mind will not let it be A dark time has set in and l sit upon my throne time to let the pain begin no love to call my own Lonely heart ever needing I start to lower my head the skies are bleeding and I am dead.

ME and YOU and a Dog called NICO. Shall I say More?

His name is NICO.

He’s my 1 Year-old pooch.

He has a cute pinkish nose.

“I am as sexy as BRAD ARMPIT,” he woofs.

I am sitting all ALONE on this LONG and LONELY road.

NICO can squint his eyes to look ever-so-soulful.

 NICO demonstrates his “pleading” look whenever he is caught doing something naughty.

PEEKABOO, GUYS!

I LOVE THE SUNSHINE !

BEST WISHES for any forthcoming event, DEAR FRIENDS.

 HERE we are, Master and Pooch … ENJOYING THE CLOSENESS OF A DOGGONE JOLLY LIFE

 I love thinking, immersing myself in my chain of thoughts, therefore I am.

Rant, exploit, obsession, you name it.

I have been through them all, and still return in one piece.

Now, here’s a penny for your thoughts.

Try sitting in the middle of a long, lonely road and look far ahead.

The horizon seems limitless, unfathomable, so out-of-reach.

It’s like you are frantically stretching out your hands, trying to attain something, yet it fraudulently slips away.

It is only humane to put on that brave front,

And smile your warmest smile,

But here’s looking at  you, chum.

You can be lonesome, yes, life can be pretty lonesome for each and everyone of us.

There can be days when we have nobody to share our innermost thoughts and dreams with, not even with our closest pals.

Everyone’s  too selfishly wrapped up in his own cocoon of problems.

We are busy to “live in the moment” and appreciate the finer things in life that really matter.

Till, one day, the angel from above delivers an unexpected wake-up call.

Then, maybe – it might be too late?

TALK to your DOG.  He’s by your side.

Your DOG will never fail you.

He will listen, obey and agree with a woof and a wag.

Check this out.

Mine looks at me this morning, with wide quizzical eyes.

My pooch seems to implore, “I am DOG, master. You are MAN.”

So there’s this differentiation?

He is my friend, my partner, my defender, my DOG.

Is there a stark difference between MAN and DOG?

Both are living.

Both are breathing.

Except that MAN is the dominant master.

MAN calls the shots, shouts the command.

Aldo Kraas sums up the lot of a MAN when he laments in his poem:

“We are just a person with feelings,
And not an animal

Because we don’t think like an animal

And we don’t act the same way that an animal does.

We go out of our way to hurt others

Until they bleed …..

By telling them that we are always right

And they are always wrong.”

 

Humans are faced with all kinds of wars.

Political wars.  Religious wars.  Household wars.

We fight because we hate .

We rage because we love.

We bring stress to our minds, we bring hatred and misunderstanding to ourselves and to others, when a smile and a kind word would have worked wonders.

For the human, this is what we called LIFE.

What about the lot of an animal, the DOG?

Aaron Eckhart has his piece about Man’s best friend:

“I have a dog and sometimes I’ll be the littlest kid with my dog and marvel at his ears and his nose and how he looks at me. If he died, I’d bawl like a baby.”

Anyone who owns a canine pet couldn’t have agreed more.

One of the most loving and unconditional relationships you will ever have is with your dog.

Their sense of loyalty and devotion can be compared to no other.

In return for the companionship they provide, it is our responsibility to show them love and take care of them.

Like I say, I think, therefore I am.

Rant. Exploit. Obsession. Whatever.

It’s a doggone life.

And a jolly good one as that.

After losing a memory from an accident, “Tan” (Mario Maurer) tried to find his identity because he could not remember anything except his name.

He doubted himself who he was and where his family is. Eventually, he found something that led him back to his home sweet home.

There, he met “Tubtim” (Wannarot Sonthichai) his twin sister who is living with “Chiwin” (Peter Noppachai) a widower and his two children, and “Waw” (Nabhada Sukhakrit) a house keeper who raised him up.

The more he knows them, the more he learns to fear of their secrets.

No matter how hard he tries to go out of the house, he is getting closer to it.

RATING 4/5

GSC MALAYSIA

SYNOPSIS

The story of a Japanese diplomat, sometimes called the Schindler of Japan, and his life lading up to and after his decision to issue over 2,000 visas to Jewish refugees in Kaunas, Lithuania resulting in saving the lives of over 6,000 people.

This is the story of a man who believed in doing all he could do for the benefit of his beloved Japan, including trying to keep her from becoming embroiled in a worldwide conflict he saw as inevitable. Along the way, he came face to face with the plight of the European Jews as they tried to escape the onslaught of the Nazi’s and the rapidly advancing German army.

Caught between the unbending policies of his country now bound by treaty with Nazi Germany and his awakening moral responsibilities, we follow his life from his early days in Manchuria to his eventual posting in Lithuania and his appointment with destiny which would forever brand him a hero.

RATING 4 OF 5

Sarah, raised in New York, visits Malaysia for the first time.

She learns why her grandfather, Gen and mother, Sophia have not seen each other since she was born.

And why they still cared so much about their cultural traditions.

Elders see the younger generations as eyesores because of their overly ‘westernised’ (wild/ care free) behaviour and bad discipline.

Whilst the youngsters on the other hand, have no time for their elders, who to them seem to belong in a museum.

Sadly, this is a growing global phenomenon.

It is the director’s intent to tell this tale in a witty, comical manner and in doing so, hoping that this little slice of life will reach out to touch the audiences’ hearts.

RATING: 4 OUT OF 5

Fei and Johnny are two rookie cops, raised within single-parent families.

They are constantly bickering and can’t stand the presence of each other.

Not only are they loggerheads at work, their lives further intertwined when each of their parents fell crazily in love out of the blue and got married!

Soon, the  foster “brothers” are assigned to investigate on a murder case that leads them to a mind-boggling conspiracy, where hilarious happenings await.

Rating: 2.5 out of 5

THE WOKS OF WAR BETWEEN THE SEXES. WHOSE CULINARY SKILL IS BETTER? THE GUY OR THE GAL?

THINGS BEGIN TO HOT UP when Ah Yong’s elder daughter Rosemary presides over the family business. She uses hefty advertising gimmicks to RE-HARNESS THE BRAND NAME.

ROSEMARY HAS NO BUSINESS FRIENDS AND IS A  LONELY OLD SOUL AT WORK.

“I AM STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU, SO BOTH OF US SHOULD GIVE OURSELVES A SECOND CHANCE …..”

 

THERE’S NOTHING LIKE THE CAMARADERIE WE SHARE AMONG COLLEAGUES ….

THE STORY

“Ah Yong’s Cafe & Restaurant” was once a reputable restaurant. NOT ANY MORE.

The founder of the restaurant- Ah Yong’s pupil Weng Seng and colleagues  work hard to keep the traditional taste.

Things changed as Ah Yong’s elder daughter Rosemary takes over the business. She uses promotional gimmicks to re-position the product image.

Regular customers decides to eat elsewhere due to disappointment of food quality.

Hence, conflict is raised between Weng Seng and Rosemary as he disagrees with her style of creative management.

One day, a food critic (Michelin) spams the restaurant with negative comments. Rosemary tries to find the elusive spammer but fails. She therefore decides to join “King of Delicious” contest to fight her competitors.

Rosemary and Weng Seng finally decide to stand as ally after deep thought, they band together . Finally, they jointly intro a superb new recipe.

Weng Seng fails to show up in the competition at last, and finally it is Rosemary’s food that wins the judges’ heart.

Michelin’s identity is eventually disclosed and it is a pleasant surprise to find out that it is Weng Seng!

His intention is to tell her to run the restaurant whole-heartedly, but she is too furious to listen. As usual.

The restaurant has regains its popularity, but Rosemary feels something’s amiss.

One day, she met her ex-boyfriend and learn an important advice from him…

 

TITLE SONG by THE ENTIRE CAST. THIS ONE will give Singapore director JACK NEO a run for his money.

This Movie has been inspired by True Events. Not just for the comedic elements, but you are also taken for a scary ride amid the ghastly storm looking for sunken treasure!

But of course, the CAST still finds time to pose for SELFIES. Memories are made of this.

WHATEVER HAPPENED to THE STOLEN JEWELRY?

HOLD ON!  LET ME TRY TO FIGURE OUT IF WE ARE GOING TO JAIL!

COULD THE CLUES such as THESE CHILDREN PLAYING LEAD US TO THE SUNKEN TREASURE?

DESPITE THE HARDSHIP, THERE ARE ALSO LIGHTER MOMENTS!

GROUP  CHEER! IT IS A WRAP!

 

HUAT THE FISH Set in Pulau Ketam, four gungho fishermen decide to rob in order to settle a huge loan. Silly notion. In their robbery attempt, the four chums come across an actual robbery, and during the chaotic mix-up, they inadvertently end up with two bags of stolen jewelry. The four pals of course emerge as the heroes of the case after surrendering only one bag of jewelry to the police. Later, the robbers from the robbery manage to locate the four buddies at Pulau Ketam. Language: Cantonese Classification: NA General Release Date: 11 Feb 2016 Genre: Comedy Running Time: Not Available Distributor: GSC MOVIES Cast: Jack Lim, Jeff Chin, Juztin Lan, Alvin Chong, Wan Wai Fun, Bernard Hiew, Gan Mei Yan Director: Silver Yee Format: 2D DISTRIBUTION: GSC MOVIES. RATING: 4.5 out of 5 (Kudos for Jack Lim pummeling and  slapping his young son continuously, thereby creating this poignant overture).

WHAT’D THE LUNAR NEW YEAR OF THE MISCHIEVOUS MONKEY BE LIKE WITHOUT FLOWERS?

TO THE ONE YOU CHERISH, CHARM YOUR LOVE WITH A SPRING FLOWER BOUQUET!

THIS ONE IS AN INTERESTING VALID TRAILER. JUST CLICK!

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OUR GAL FRIEND CAN SEND ELECTRICAL SHOCK- WAVES TO TUG AT YOUR HEART-STRINGS!

WHEN THE “SPARKS OF LOVE” IGNITES THE “CURRENT FLOW”, SPARKS FLY.

HIP HIP HURRAH ….. OOP …. I AM ONLY THE  SUPPORTING ACTRESS!

From her shy outward appearance, MAY-WHO may seem to be like any ordinary teenager, except for her magical ability to discharge electricity directly to her pals.

” I LOVE YOU.  I   REALLY DO! “

SYNOPSIS

Pong – Thiti) is a high school geek who belongs to a group of high school outcasts known as the ‘Invisibles’.

He enjoys letting his imagination run wild with his drawings.

Pong’s cartoon illustration is the reason he gets to know a schoolmate named May.

A nickname, so common for Thai girls that whenever anyone talks about a girl named May, whoever is listening will ask, “May who?”

May-Who (Punpun – Suttata) is also one of the ‘Invisibles’.

May-Who and Pong have the same dilemma.

May-Who likes Fame (Tor – Thanapob), a good-looking senior who is both student council president and the school’s star athlete.

May-Who may seem like an ordinary teenager, and she is, except for her extraordinary ability to discharge electricity like a Tesla coil.

This of course makes her unable to ever get close to Fame without electrocuting him.

Pong accidentally learns about May-Who’s secret and promises to keep it a secret in exchange for helping each other win over their crushes.

Ironically, these crushes that May-Who and Pong harbor may cause unexpected sparks to fly between themselves as they overcome obstacle after obstacle together.

RATING: 3 out of 5

DISTRIBUTOR : GSC MOVIES

 

A CLEVERLY CRAFTED FILM DIRECTED BY MICHAEL PETRONI. PAST EVENTS ARE TIGHTLY WOVEN TO CREATE A FASCINATING BACKDROP FOR A RURAL MYSTERY. FOR LOVERS OF THE CLASSIC WHODUNIT, THERE’S A DELICIOUS TWIST TO KNOCK YOU OFF IN THE FINALE!

NOW, PLEASE DON’T WEAR THAT WOE-BEGONE FACE ALL THE TIME. IT AIN’T SMART FOR BUSINESS!

HE IS UNRAVELING AN UNBELIEVABLE PLOT …..

HUMAN OR SPIRIT?

I CAN FEEL SOMETHING AMISS HERE ….

SYNOPSIS

Having recently weathered the loss of his 12 year-old daughter Evie, psychologist Peter Bower and his wife Carol relocate back to Melbourne – where they first met – to start afresh.

Old friend and mentor, Dr Duncan Steward organizes patient referrals from a psychiatric clinic for Peter to help restore some semblance of normality to his life, however things are far from normal.

Troubled by the peculiarities of his patients, Peter delves into their history and discovers to his astonishment that every one of them died within hours of each other on July 12^th 1987.

Realizing he is being haunted by his own past, Peter returns to his hometown to finally face a secret he has kept for 23 years.

We discover that as a teenage boy he was responsible for the derailment of a train, causing the death of 47 passengers.

It soon becomes apparent that Peter’s ghostly patients are holding the soul of his daughter hostage.

Peter then confronts his strained relationship with his father William and his childhood friend Barry (who was with him on the night of the accident), and decides to confess his secret to local police officer Barbara Henning – whose mother was killed in the derailment – at the local police station.

 Henning probes deeper into the mystery, while the ghosts impel Peter to look deeper into his fractured memory of that fateful night.

Peter returns to the scene of the accident where the truth about the tragedy is revealed through a series of flashbacks.

After a tension filled climax, the ghosts are finally laid to rest, as is the soul of Peter’s daughter.

LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR: GSC MOVIES

RATING: 4 OUT OF 5

 

 

 

THIS MOVIE IS A ROMANTIC COMEDY DIRECTED BY PATRICK KONG FEATURING STEPHY TANG, ALEX FONG, LOLETTA LEE AND DAVID SU.

 MUM IS LOLETTA LEE AND DAD IS DAVID SU. IN THE 80s BOTH WERE DARING POP ICONS.

THE YOUNG HUSBAND IS ALWAYS A MARRIED TARGET FOR LONELY LADIES. THEY JUST CAN’T LEAVE HIM ALONE !

SUCH AS THIS ONE ………

AND THIS ONE …..

I LOVE PIGGY RIDES …..

THIS PICTURE DEPICTS HOW A FAMILY DINNER CAN GO  AWRY.

SOME YEARS BACK ….

Marriage With A Fool, a romantic comedy starring Canto-pop star Alex Fong Lik-sun and former Cookies member Stephy Tang Lai-yan, was a story about marriage.

Fong played Wah, a young man who married his first love Bo (Tang).

The young couple led a happy life until Wah bumped into Josephine (Pace Wu), a beautiful woman who was his ex-neighbor as well as a private tutor.

The two began to meet secretly until the sensitive Bo found  out.

When jealousy reared its ugly  head, family issues spun out of control, leaving the young couple on the verge of contemplating divorce.

The film was written and directed by Patrick Kong.

The roles of Fong and Tang were targeted to attract screaming fans, whilst the serious subject of marriage was likely something for the matured audience.

 Nine years have since passed – and Keung (Fong) and Bo (Tang) are now in their early 30s.

Jaded and still barren after a decade of marriage, the frustrated husband-and-wife couple each crosses the line of the seven year itch and faces different encounters.

The docile yet still attractive Keung meets an old flame (Jacky Cai Jie)  as well as another new crush (Joy Sheng Langxi) in his capacity as a hardworking real estate agent.

Here is how love crumbles and marital blow-ups begin.

RATING: 4 out of 5.

DISTRIBUTION: GSC MOVIES.