Today's afternoon, I went to USJ Summit with Sean. We planned to watch movies but we both have no ideas of what movies to watch. After browsing through, we decided to watch 28 weeks later. We saw its trailer before and have been thinking that it will be nice. So we bought the tickets at student's price - RM5. Super cheap, isn't it? After buying the tickets, we wonder do we have time for another movie. And there it is - NEXT seems to attractive too. Then, we bought another tickets. All together it only costs RM10 each person to watch two movies. Hm... It has been quite some time didn't feel that satisfied.
We still have one hour plus free before we entering the cinema. We walked for awhile to look for what place to eat. Actually we wanted to eat at Sushi King but the service wasn't good and it was packed with people. Sean suggested want to eat KFC but I didn't allow because he has not fully recovered from fever. Then, we went to take our lunch at Johnny's Restaurant. But of cause we didn't eat its tom yam steamboat because of Sean. In stead, we ordered set meals because it's super valuable. It costs only RM8.90++ for a main dish, Thai tea (refillable), a tom yam soup and a scoop of ice-cream as our dessert. It was delicious! The taste of tom yum soup was really nice, sour and spicy enough. And its ice-cream wasn't bad neither too. The most important was, the service was good! This restaurant quite impressed me. I would recommend my friends to eat there...
Johnny' Restaurant
After eating, it's about time to go in the cinema. Before I jot down about my reviews, here I have key in the summary of the two movies.
28 WEEKS LATER
We still have one hour plus free before we entering the cinema. We walked for awhile to look for what place to eat. Actually we wanted to eat at Sushi King but the service wasn't good and it was packed with people. Sean suggested want to eat KFC but I didn't allow because he has not fully recovered from fever. Then, we went to take our lunch at Johnny's Restaurant. But of cause we didn't eat its tom yam steamboat because of Sean. In stead, we ordered set meals because it's super valuable. It costs only RM8.90++ for a main dish, Thai tea (refillable), a tom yam soup and a scoop of ice-cream as our dessert. It was delicious! The taste of tom yum soup was really nice, sour and spicy enough. And its ice-cream wasn't bad neither too. The most important was, the service was good! This restaurant quite impressed me. I would recommend my friends to eat there...
Johnny' RestaurantAfter eating, it's about time to go in the cinema. Before I jot down about my reviews, here I have key in the summary of the two movies.
28 WEEKS LATER
One of the scenes from "28 Weeks Later"Summary:
My review:
Fantastic!!! Even the beginning of the movie itself already exciting and scary. Think yourself what even more in the middle of the show? Plus, adding on some disgusting scenes in the show. There was one part which I dare not to watch. It was during the main rotor of the helicopter cutting through the infected ones' heads and bodies while in the national stadium. I was turning my head away from the screen at that time (I should have watched it). One of its interesting point was because the virus spreads super fast right after someone has got bitten. It was not alike virus in the Resident Evil movie, has to take longer time (but it's still nice to watch). As usual, I didn't really understand the ending though. It was a suspension as an open to another new episode I think. Nevertheless, there were many more interesting parts in this movie. Find out yourself yeah! Overall, I rated it 9 out of 10 marks.
NEXT
One of the scenes from NEXT
Summary:
In the exciting sci-fi thriller “Next”, Academy Award® winner Nicolas Cage stars as Cris Johnson, a Las Vegas magician with a secret gift that is both a blessing and a curse: he has the uncanny ability to tell you what will happen next.
But his talent is no mere parlor trick, and his dexterity with the portals of time has not gone totally unnoticed. FBI counter-terror agent Callie Ferris, played by Oscar® nominee Julianne Moore, is eager to tap his brain to help thwart a terrorist group’s planned attack on Los Angeles with a weapon of mass destruction.
With the nuclear time bomb ticking, Cris Johnson could be the key in averting a nuclear holocaust. If he doesn’t use his powers to back-channel through the right portals and change the present, his future – and the future of hundreds of thousands – could be a thing of the past.
My review:
It was very nice at first. It seems so unbelievable and real cool to watch Chris escaped from the casino and polices. Later, he used his talent to save many FBI from the bombs of the terrorist. Towards the ending, it was like dividing himself into hundreds to find his beloved girl friend's position and to save her from the terrorist. After going through all the troubles that I thought it IS HAPPENING, he was only SEEING the future. Everybody in cinema sounded "HUH?" at that moment. The ending disappointed Sean and I too. Thus, I might say it was quite nice in the beginning and middle of the movie but not the ending. Overall, I rated it 7 out of 10 marks.
Six months have passed since the virus wiped out London. British citizens are now returning to District One as part of an American military project to re-populate and re-start the city. But the infection still lives among carriers who show no outward symptoms.
My review:
Fantastic!!! Even the beginning of the movie itself already exciting and scary. Think yourself what even more in the middle of the show? Plus, adding on some disgusting scenes in the show. There was one part which I dare not to watch. It was during the main rotor of the helicopter cutting through the infected ones' heads and bodies while in the national stadium. I was turning my head away from the screen at that time (I should have watched it). One of its interesting point was because the virus spreads super fast right after someone has got bitten. It was not alike virus in the Resident Evil movie, has to take longer time (but it's still nice to watch). As usual, I didn't really understand the ending though. It was a suspension as an open to another new episode I think. Nevertheless, there were many more interesting parts in this movie. Find out yourself yeah! Overall, I rated it 9 out of 10 marks.
NEXT
One of the scenes from NEXTSummary:
In the exciting sci-fi thriller “Next”, Academy Award® winner Nicolas Cage stars as Cris Johnson, a Las Vegas magician with a secret gift that is both a blessing and a curse: he has the uncanny ability to tell you what will happen next. Johnson can see a few minutes into the future, an extrasensory talent that comes in handy for his job as a magician and mentalist in a seedy Vegas club where he performs nightly. It also has its uses at the blackjack tables when Cris needs some extra cash.
But his talent is no mere parlor trick, and his dexterity with the portals of time has not gone totally unnoticed. FBI counter-terror agent Callie Ferris, played by Oscar® nominee Julianne Moore, is eager to tap his brain to help thwart a terrorist group’s planned attack on Los Angeles with a weapon of mass destruction.
With the nuclear time bomb ticking, Cris Johnson could be the key in averting a nuclear holocaust. If he doesn’t use his powers to back-channel through the right portals and change the present, his future – and the future of hundreds of thousands – could be a thing of the past.
My review:
It was very nice at first. It seems so unbelievable and real cool to watch Chris escaped from the casino and polices. Later, he used his talent to save many FBI from the bombs of the terrorist. Towards the ending, it was like dividing himself into hundreds to find his beloved girl friend's position and to save her from the terrorist. After going through all the troubles that I thought it IS HAPPENING, he was only SEEING the future. Everybody in cinema sounded "HUH?" at that moment. The ending disappointed Sean and I too. Thus, I might say it was quite nice in the beginning and middle of the movie but not the ending. Overall, I rated it 7 out of 10 marks.
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