Friday, June 26, 2009

Keluh Kesah

Semua orang pasti pernah mengeluh. Iya lah, namanya juga manusia hidup. Nggak semuanya berjalan sesuai dengan keinginan kita.
Bebrapa hari ini entah kenapa gue berurusan dengan yang namanya keluh kesah. Bukan cuma gue yang mengeluh (mulai dari kurang tidur, kurang duit, sampai kurang waras), tapi juga temen-temen gue, bahkan nyokap gue.

Ada yang ngeluh karena nggak bisa ngerjain tugas, atau sedih karena nggak lulus-lulus. Ada yang ngeluh soal kerjaan di kantornya, ada yang ngeluh karena belum dapet-dapet pacar. Macem-macemlah. Whine, whine, whine, whine.
Gue sendiri juga suka ngeluh, jadi gue nggak keberatan menjadi tempat orang berkeluh kesah. Malah kadang-kadang gue bisa mengambil pelajaran dari kondisi yang dialamin orang-orang yang berkeluh kesah itu.

Berkeluh kesah sebenernya bukan hal yang memalukan, atau nggak penting. Berkeluh kesah itu penting, buat mengeluarkan unek-unek yang mendem di hati. Cuma... emang yang namanya berkeluh kesah itu kan berarti mengemukakan masalah. Orang yang mempunyai keluhan, berarti harus mendapatkan solusi biar nggak ngeluh lagi.

Menurut gue, ada beberapa jenis pengeluh yang nyebelin. Kenapa nyebelin?
Pertama, karena dia ngeluh tentang hal yang itu-itu aja. Dari berhari-hari yang lalu, berminggu-minggu yang lalu, bahkan berbulan-bulan yang lalu, yang dikeluhkan adalah masalah yang sama melulu. Keluhan kaya gini jadi nyebelin, karena berarti si pengeluh ini belum berhasil mendapatkan solusi dari masalahnya itu, dari dulu sampe sekarang.

Yang kedua, pengeluh yang nggak mau menerima solusi atau membuka pikirannya untuk mendapatkan solusi. Dikasih nasihat, ngambek. Diajak ngobrol buat menemukan solusi, jawabannya antara "ah elu sih nggak ngerti masalah gue", atau "ah elu ngomong sih gampang, gue yang ngerasain". Err, halo, emang sih bukan masalah gue, dan gue juga nggak akan ngerti masalah elu kalo elu nggak cerita komplitnya. Itu gunanya ngobrolin masalah, kan. Untuk mencapai titik pengertian akan suatu masalah yang dikeluhkan.
Tapi kalo setelah kita berusaha memahami keluhan dia, terus mencoba memberikan solusi yang mungkin pernah kita alami, ada juga orang yang masih menolak dengan alasan "ya itu elu, kalo gue sih nggak bisa ngelakuin hal kaya gitu."
Itu lebih nyebelin lagi. Terus buat apa lu mengeluh terus kalo nggak mau menerima/mencari solusi? Buntutnya, si pengeluh itu menjadi :

Ketiga, yaitu pengeluh yang mengasihani diri sendiri. Dia mengeluh karena dia ingin orang melihat dia sebagai orang yang masalahnya beraaatt bangeeett, nggak ada orang lain yang punya masalah lebih susah daripada dia deh.
Ini tipe yang paling gue sebelin. Kenapa orang itu nggak bisa melihat sisi lain dari masalahnya. Nggak mau mensyukuri keadannya yang siapa tau, malah lebih baik daripada orang lain. Orang yang ngerasa selalu ketimpa masalah, nggak bisa ngapa-ngapain, dan buntut-buntutnya ngerasa nggak disayang temen, nggak disayang Tuhan, dan menyesali kehidupannya sendiri.
Orang-orang yang kaya gini, kadang bikin gue pengen memaki, "mati aja deh lu" XD

Padahal kita hidup nggak cuma buat mengeluh, man. Keluhan kita seharusnya jadi awal untuk pencarian solusi. Buat apa ngeluh-ngeluh melulu, tapi nggak tau/nggak mau tau jalan keluarnya. Yang ada, selain bikin sebel orang yang dijadiin tempat keluh kesah, juga bikin orang memandang dia sebagai orang yang 'kesian banget sih ni orang, hidup kok ngeluh mulu'. Nah loh, malah lebih susah kan hidup dia :P

There's always both sides of every story.
Sedih karena nggak lulus-lulus kuliah, misalnya. Paling nggak bisa bersyukur bahwa masih belum di-DO. Masih punya waktu buat memperbaiki nilai. Punya kesempatan buat bikin tesis yang lebih bagus.
Atau keluhan lain, sebel ama kerjaan, misalnya. Kalau dilihat-lihat, emang suwe banget orang yang gajinya kecil, kerjaan numpuk, diomelin bos mulu, dsb, dsb.
Tapi coba dilihat dari sisi lain, bahwa dengan kerjaan yang numpuk, berarti dia masih dikasih kepercayaan buat menyelesaikan tugas dia. Atau mungkin dengan gitu dia bisa bikin time management yang lebih baik. Atau kalau semua emang udah mentok, there's always another job. Kita sebagai manusia pasti punya hal lain yang bisa kita lakuin kok. Tuhan ngasih kita otak buat mikir, mencari jalan keluar dari masalah. Kalau satu otak nggak cukup, kita punya temen atau keluarga yang bisa diajak mikir bareng.

I've been there, done that. I've been a loser, but I tried not to be one again.
Gue juga belajar dari kejadian-kejadian yang gue alamin, yang temen-temen dan keluarga gue alamin, bahwa mau nggak mau, manusia musti mencari solusi dari permasalahannya. Gue juga pernah nangis, sedih, marah, putus asa. Tapi abis itu, so what? Masa gue musti nangis selamanya? Sedih terus, marah melulu, putus asa tanpa ada usaha buat bangkit? Mati aja gue kalo begitu XD
Mengeluh, nangis, sedih, marah, putus asa, nggak akan mengubah keadaan sampai kita mau membuka pikiran dan menyadari bahwa there's always another side of this problem that we can go through. It may not be easy, but there's no use to regretting things or blaming anyone (including yourself).

Kalo gue inget kata-kata temen gue, "Kenapa mata ditaro di depan kepala, bukan di belakang, supaya kita jalan menuju apa yang di depan kita, bukannya mundur." Atau ya kira-kira gitu deh. Ya bener juga sih, kita kan nggak bisa terus-terusan bersedih menyesal atau mengeluhkan keadaan terus-menerus. Kita harus tetep maju dan mencari jalan keluar.

Intinya sih, berkeluh kesah itu boleh, asal tahu/mencari tahu jalan keluarnya.

Sebenernya ini juga salah satu keluh kesah gue, tapi dengan begini gue menyadari, bahwa gue beruntung masih punya otak buat menganalisa masalah, dan mungkin gue harus belajar lebih sabar menghadapi keluh kesah orang lain dan diri gue sendiri. Gue nggak malu mengakui kalau gue masih punya banyak kekurangan, tapi gue bersyukur gue masih punya beberapa kelebihan yang paling nggak bisa berguna nggak cuma buat diri gue sendiri, tapi juga orang lain. I still whine, cry, sometimes feels like dying. But in the end, I open up my eyes and I realize I have to move on. And that there's always God to turn to, because I think He always has the way out of my everywhines. Anyways :)

Fallin' out, fallin' in
Nothing's sure in this world
Breakin' out, breakin' in
Never knowin' what lies ahead
We can really never tell it all

But, can't you see
That no matter what happens
Life goes on and on
So baby, just smile
Coz I'm always around you
And I'll make you see how beautiful
Life is for you and me

Life's full of challenges
Not all the time we get what we want
But don't despair, my dear, 'coz I know now
You'll take each trial and you'll make it through the storm
Coz you're strong, my faith in you is clear
So I'll say once again
This world's wonderful and let us celebrate life that's so beautiful

Even if there is pain now
Everything would be all right
For as long as the world still turns
There will be night and day
Can you hear me
There's a rainbow always after the rain

{Southborder - Rainbow}

{posted by Chibi on 1:16 AM} +

Wednesday, June 03, 2009

Human.

if i'm small and ugly, would anyone still notice me?
if i'm tall and pretty, would anyone still mock me?
if i'm wild and crazy, would anyone still hold me?
if i'm bad and filthy, would anyone still care for me?

i am imperfect as human as i am
a human with flesh and blood is nothing without a soul
a soul that is still searching for the light
a light that will shine on me
to show them that i am merely a human
a human with all the imperfection that makes me perfect
i am all i want to be.

{posted by Chibi on 6:23 PM} +

Saturday, May 30, 2009

New Life

Hello, weekend! ^^
This is my first entry after a long time hiatus :P I know. I've been a lazyass.
And also, this is the first entry since I moved back to Bandung.
Yes baby, I'm back to Bandung ^^ I'm here since few weeks ago, actually. Well, I decided to leave VP and Jakarta, and now here I am try to make a new life. I don't really want to talk about why and how I got here, since the details are pretty much boring to tell, so yeah :P

Life in Bandung is always good. I know. I have to get use to the weather again, the surroundings,... I'm talking about a mall-hopper like I used to do in Jakarta, and now I'm pretty much settled down. Second-hand bookshops around the block, good foods around the city, unlimited internet access, what more could I ask? :)
Oh, of course, some jobs to pay my bills. LOL.

Few things that bother me lately are probably the insomniac thing. I often couldn't sleep at night, and it's driving me nuts. But since my life now is in my hand, I found no difficulties (yet) to adjust my daily life. Or maybe it's just me. You know, the old habit.

It's cool here. I'm cool. And happy! :)

{posted by Chibi on 7:30 PM} +

Saturday, April 18, 2009

Marie Antoinette (The Movie, 2007)

Cast : Kirsten Dunst, Jason Schwartzman, Judy Davis, Asia Argento
Writing & directed by Sofia Coppola

Okay, first of all, I must emphasize here that I am a huge fan of Queen Marie Antoinette. I honored her, respect her every acts; I read every biographies and stories about her, I even collect any information and pictures and whatever. Basicly, I'm crazy about Antoinette. Despite her lavish behaviour which led her to the monarchy downfall - and led her head to the guillotine - she was a great woman who stand to her pride and intended to keep it till the very last second of her life. And also - despite her title as a royalty, and her role as a Queen of France - she was just an ordinary woman - a woman in love, a wife, a mother, a human.

In this movie, Sofia Coppola presents the life of Antoinette in a rock'n'roll way. The story begins from the day that young Antoinette - Maria Antonia, her birth name - was told that she should marry the Dauphin of France. Then she left Austria - her hometown - and she had to adjust herself to the new life in French court. From the ridiculous protocols to extravagant balls and operas, Antoinette still had to face the fate of being an heiress to the royal family, that was to give birth to a future king. Unfortunately her husband - King Louis XVI - was not quite a capable person to fulfill his duty as a man, and that did not help Antoinette to have a baby. After the dead of King Louis XV, Louis XVI became the new king and that made Antoinette the new Queen, and the pressure to give birth an heir was getting bigger. As a compensation, Antoinette tried to runaway from her tight-air life in Versailles by having as much happiness as she could get - from fancy styles, masquerade balls, card gamblings, to a glamour new palace. And when she finally gave birth to a child - that was Princess Marie Therese, not a prince as expected, Antoinette was already drowned in her own world - and it drowned the poor France into revolution.

Since it was a true life story, the movie has its own great plot. Unfortunately, the writer could not re-tell the history in its true color. There are some plot that seems to be forced, I assume for the sake of duration. And even though the casts and the settings and all the props are terrific, but for a historic movie, I say it's a horrible horrible movie (I just have to say horrible twice). By the first half of the movie, I was nearly crying.

It's a movie about Antoinette! Why should i dislike it? Okay, I tell you why.

[+] First, Kirsten Dunst is SO NOT Antoinette. They should've cast another actress. I'm not saying Kirsten is a bad actress - no, she's great! Really - but she's just not suitable for the role.
Antoinette should posses an arrogant poise combined with childish attitude, but still graceful and as a royalty (and as stated in her biography), she wouldn't touch the common life.
And putting the same cast for young Antoinette was just ridiculous. At the first appearance, young Antoinette was FOURTEEN when her mother told her to marry the French prince. Fourteen, and there you see Kirsten Dunst? Oh please.
And Antoinette's lips should be more sensual than Kirsten's thin-lips :P
Over all, perhaps Reese Witherspoon, or Audrey Tautou, or Kate Hudson, or Anne Hathaway, or even Paris Hilton would be more suitable for the image. Or whoever.

[+] And Louis XVI should be fatter than Jason Schwartzman.

[+] But I agree that Asia Argento plays a great role as Madame Du Barry, she's just so into her :) Although, I thought Madame Du Barry should be more careful to her behavior in court, because even though she was a whore, but she was the woman who stood behind the King (Louis XV), and it was her dream to be honored as the other royal bloods in Versailles. So she should not burp at royal dinner. The scriptwriter made her a little bit over-reacted :P

[+] Also the cast for Count Fersen is just perfect. In reality, Count Fersen was as gorgeous as him to lure the Queen into a love at a first sight. But his appearance is too short and I don't understand why Sofia made him as "having a bad reputation" ? Count Fersen is one on Swedish ambassador, a gentleman and not merely a seductive soldier :E

[+] I'm not sure about the cast for Comtesse Polignac. Hmm. Can we change the actress, please? Or it's just a bad directing :P

[+] For the script, I'd say I would blame Sofia Coppola for writing the script. She made the scripts based on the book by Antonia Fraser, that was good. But it became a horror with Sofia's interpretation. Goodness.

Antoinette would not speak that easy to Madame Du Barry - she wouldn't even look at her. And as a royalty, the Queen would not allow anybody lower than her status to say hi at the opera, like "Oh, hi, Queen, heard a lot about you. Nice to meet you!" - like Comtesse Du Polignac did -__-;;
Kirsten's Antoinette is just too playful and unsuit to the Queen's behavior.
I understand that the plot must be shortened for the duration, but still it's too bad for not mentioning anything about the Diamond Necklace Affair in the movie. That scandal was one of the biggest things that changed Antoinette's life in Versailles. And the part when Antoinette's second child (Louis Joseph, the Dauphin) was born and then died is too vague for audience to understand. They would like, "What? Who died?" when they watch the coffin and Antoinette's tears.

[+] One thing that totally destroyed this movie, is the music background. For Sofia Coppola, and the music director, I would ask you, are you possesed?!?
If the director wanted to make a pop-style version of a classic - maybe just like Baz Luhrman did to Romeo & Juliet (which I love it very very much), well then in this movie it just didn't work out. In fact, it was awfully fail.
I hate the back sound from this whole movie - I even had to press the mute volume button several times because it hurt my ears! What were they thinking, to put a rock'n'roll "I Want Candy" song into a classic-set of Versailles court? It's so inappropriate, very incompatible songs for a movie with classic settings and props. I would put the gun on the director's head and pull the trigger :p Sorry, I was emotionally upset :P
If I would keep the background music and the soundtracks from Romeo & Juliet like a treasure, on the contrary, I would never want to hear any songs from this Marie Antoinette movie. Why oh why.

Based on my opinion, I would rate this movie 7 out of 10. The good things that help this movie is decent to watch are the nice settings - Versailles looks pretty small, eh? But nice. Just nice. And also the whole costumes, extravagant decorations, are pretty much suitable for the storyline.
But as I stated - and also what some of my friends comments after they watched this movie at the JIFFEST - this movie is very very disappointing. As a festival movie or a blockbuster-wannabe, Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette is just a horrible plays like the cheap comedies played on the street of Paris back in 1776. They just didn't have the electric guitar roared to make it worse.

{posted by Chibi on 1:43 PM} +

The Historian

A book review

Maybe some of you are wondering why do I make such a late review about this book. LOL. Well, okay. I got this book as a requested-birthday-present from Maria & Enjol 2 years ago(thanks, girls!) That was on July XD But it seems that I never had enough time to read it all. I know I'm such a dork.

But anyway, I finally finished reading this book - the whole book. And as I expected, this book is awesome.

Keep in mind that I LOVE DRACULA. Although I hate scary things and I'm scared of horror stories, but I love vampiric things. I love googling about vampires/dracula, I love Bram Stoker's Dracula (the classic fiction and the Hollywood version - who can resist Keanu Reeves, Winona Ryder and Gary Oldman in one frame!), I love the Vampire's chronicles by Anne Rice and its movies.
I even probably love making research and writing thesis about it (if only there's a relations between international politics with vampires, I would've done that for my graduate school thesis. And guess what, there is! $#!t.) Well, okay, basicly, I love anything related to blood-drinking nocturnal creatures who possesed fangs.

For those who thought that Dracula is only an imaginary creature from Bram Stoker - or whoever, well, I'd like to tell you that Dracula did exist, as a living mortal, a prince, and his stories then became legend and inspired many people to create such stories and folktales about his immortality, vampiric power and else.

In this book The Historian, the writer Elizabeth Kostova compiled the true facts, histories, and mixed them with her beautiful imagination about this historical icon, Dracula. Kostova stated some differences between the real Dracula - that was a prince from Wallachia, Rumania, his real name is Vlad Tepes, or Vlad III, and he lived in 15th century - comparing to Bram Stoker's Dracula, which said as a Prince from Transylvania (the truh is, Transylvania is sited next to Wallachia) and after his wife's death and he declared to hate God for that, he became immortal that live by drinking blood.
Well, Kostova gave the historical journals about Prince Vlad, and it stated that he died as a Christian in 1477 and his grave was said in a church of Snagov, but Kostova stirred the fact with her tricky question : Did Dracul really dead? Wasn't he actually burried in Snagov, or did he turn into an immortal just like the folktales said, by drinking blood? Dum dum dum dum dum dum ! :)

For you who loves historical stories, or thriller stories, you will adore this book. The book tells you alot of facts about Europe and Byzantium in 15th century - when the real Dracula lived. And what I love most about this book is the plot, that brought you from England to Istanbul, from America to Rumania, from Bulgaria to France. The journey was described from a historian's memoirs, and blended it with an adventure of a 16 year-old girl, with conflicts between ancient wars and European political history.
Although this book is loaded with historical facts and sites, but the stinging plots and thrilling story could keep you away from boredom. Kostova gave some Stoker's notes for some preface of her chapters, which intriguing the next thriller. Reading this book for me is as amusing as watching a thriller movie XD I admit that I sometimes closed the book because I was too scared to read it alone in my room at night, and frantically called Wo to keep me away from nightmares :P I'm a chicken, what can I say :P

But this book has the power that made me keep on read it, it seems that I can't get it off of me. Just like the other books that impressed me, The Historian made it to be one of my favorite books.
Once again, it proved that Dracula rocks!

{posted by Chibi on 1:40 PM} +

Friday, March 13, 2009

Something To Think About :)

Whoa it's been centuries since my last post in this blog :p
Hahahaha.
Well, many things happened in my life, some amazing, some crazy, some boring, and some nasty.
Well this time Imma post something I got from a friend's note - the words are too awesome to not be read and think about.
Des Kharisma Tarigan, full credit for you. Thank you.

maka lebih mudah menyalahkan Nya karena dia tidak langsung menyalahkan mu
Maka lebih mudah meninggalkan Nya karena dia tidak meninggalkanmu
Maka lebih mudah berburuk sangka pada Nya karena dia tetap baik padamu
Maka lebih mudah tidak bergantung pada Nya karena dia semuanya darimu

Tapi itu salah
ketika kau mengira kau bisa bergantung pada usahamu
ketika kau mengira kau bisa bergantung pada temanmu
ketika kau mengira kau bisa bergantung pada manusia
dan harta
dan dunia
Jika kau tutup mata dan telingamu
mereka semua tiada
Hanya kau dan Dia yang tersisa.

{posted by Chibi on 9:25 AM} +

Monday, January 19, 2009

Get Better!

Hello, January :)
Suddenly it's already the middle of the month. Whoa.
This is my first entry for 2009.
I know.., I know. I've been ignoring this blog for quite some time. Hux. I didn't mean to - honestly - but sometimes I just did not know what to write.

Many things happened in my life, but sometimes it felt so fast I didn't even get a chance to breathe, and suddenly other things came up. Haha.

Well, since it's the beginning of a new year, everybody is talking about new year's resolution, 'aight?
Yeah. Well. I, personally, don't really think about that kind of stuff, y'know. I live my life the way it is, and so far, I know my own capability. I know what I want already. And it don't really change much from last year. It's not that I don't have a goal or plan set of anything - I do have - but I'm not going to boast or forcing it too much. I don't want to get too enthusiastic at the beginning, but then fade away in the end.

But if you ask me if I have any resolution or hope for this year of 2009, yeah I have.
My new year resolution is : GET BETTER.
Hahaha. In any kind. My personal life, my love life, my career, my money, my attitude, my body, my health, and (basicly) my everything related to me. Better than last years, better than before. I will do my best to make it work. Maybe I haven't put my 100% effort so there are some goals I fail to succeed in the past year, but I am going to work it out this year. I will not put high hope on it, for I am not expecting any disappointment later on. But - as I said - I will work on it.
And so then my hope for this year is that everything is gonna be alright. Yes, I pray to God to make my way, to make it clear, to make it smooth, for anything I will get through. I know it will not be easy, but with His help, I think I'll make it :) (or so I wish :P Tee-hee)

So far God has been so nice to me - for keeping me alive until now - and I am thankful for that. But, human as I am, I will still ask for more and try to work my way to get it. Hopefully, He will help me out and stick around like He always do - even though I know I made a whole lot of bad bad things >_< (and still do.)
Well, that is why I try to be a better me this year. Amen.

Wish me luck, people :)

{posted by Chibi on 1:22 PM} +

Friday, December 12, 2008

Twilight

Twilight (2008) - The Movie Review

Okay, so now everyone is talking about this new hit. The book written by Stephenie Meyer. And now Hollywood decided to make the major motion picture, the 'Twilight' fever is on the spot.
I - as a matter a fact - was pretty lagging behind all of these. I have not read the book (until now!) but yet I watched the movie last weekend.

'Twilight' is a novel about a teenage couple in a small city. A normal teenlit romance, if only the author did not mention that the guy - Edward Cullen - is a vampire. A classic story of forbidden love between a mortal chick with a cool vampire boy, and the conflict with the world. The story went on so groovy, Meyer decided to make the sequels, 'New Moon', 'Eclipse', and 'Breaking Dawn'. And I heard something about the fifth book, but oh well, I was going to talk about the movie anyway :P

So. Since this 'Twilight' book is such a comet, Hollywood made the bigbang. Starring Kristen Stewart as Bella, the main character; and Robert Pattinson as Edward Cullen The Vampire, they are practically the new Gods for teenagers around the globe. Every girl I met were screaming for the cool hotshot Edward, Edward, Edward XD
Okay, he's cute. Undoubtly adorable. But my first encounter with this guy on the movie was, he's so James Dean. LOL. I just couldn't ignore the leather jacket and the stylist hair.

All the casts were new actors and actresses you might wanna ask "who?" when you see the names. The setting was a small town in north America called Forks. But since this is a story about human and vampires, I thought there would be some dark scenes but turns out it was all daylight and only some minor night shots.

All the storyline is basically just as same as in the book, only I heard there were some minor changes (I didn't know, since I haven't read the book, remember) but it didn't actually affected the whole point of the story. The author has her own way to describe a vampire and blends it with urban legend in north America from Indian culture about immortal clans of wolves and, well, vampires. For those who think that vampires are supposed to be locked up in after sunset, well, you'd be surprised to see The Cullens were hanging out at high schools in the morning and actually facing the sunlight. Wow. I myself admire Stephenie Meyer for her courage to bring out vampires from the darkside, but perhaps not everyone could deal with the fact that author can decide the fate of the characters :P Some people I knew who watched the movie were arguing about 'how come a vampire could face the sunlight?' but once again, it's the liberty of writing a fiction we are arguing about. it's all fair in creating fantasies, dudes.

Over all, the story is all about teen drama. For the book, you might use your imagination to describe the story. But when it comes to the movie, you cannot expect much from a drama. This movie isn't an exploding vampire thriller, so you cannot comparing 'Twilight' with something like 'Interview With The Vampire' or even 'Underworld'. It's all in different line. There were no spectacular special effects in this movie except for the scenes when the vampires were showing off their vampiric nature - fast moving, high jumps, ... that's basically all. And for the rest, it's just a normal scenes about high school kids and their world and conflicts. The whole scenes went on smooth and considerably normal, despite the fact that it includes immortal characters in it. There might be some cheesy classic scenes, but oh well, it's always cheesy when it comes to drama :P

Just like every movie from a novel, the storyline is in a fast pace, so it might skipped some details which lead to another scenes. One good point from this movie is the monologues which stood out for teenage point of view. Both Bella and Edward have bold personalities which are enough to build the character. That's one thing I like about bring out a novel into a movie - from words into actions :)

However, the movie over all is a good one. I personally love it and rate it 8/10. And plus, the main attract of this movie is the awesome Edward Cullen. No one can resist a handsome vampire XD Now, I am not going to join the teenyboppers who scream 'I Love Edward', but I always love vampires and this Edward guy is not an exception, although he's only a hundred years old and basically nothing compares to the ultimate The Vampire Lestat. LOL. If only Edward was not so James Dean *sigh*
But oh well, the teenagers love him. And I guess, if you see the movie and read the book, then so would you :)

{posted by Chibi on 1:30 PM} +

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