To escape the 10am-10pm scheduled brownout today, we left home not really knowing where to go and without any concrete plans of what to do. Two hours later, we found ourselves seated inside the theater, with candies and burgers and sodas.
Yeah, Happy Feet. :)
Of course, trailers of future pictures were shown at the start. I particularly would want to see Bridge to Terabithia, Spiderman and Harry Potter 5: the first because it looked interesting, the second because Spiderman changed costumes, and the third because Daniel Radcliffe had his hair cut short. :P
Honestly, I found HF boring at first. At first. And to keep myself interested during idle scenes, I was intently listening to Elijah's voice while trying to imagine what his face really looked like while doing the dubbing, hehe. I guess from the moment it started, I was expecting it to be at once entertaining but it wasn't like that really, maybe because it was appraised too highly so I anticipated much, or I'm just not in the mood. But I still say it's a good movie! :) It gets better as the movie progresses. (Serine, siyempre naman.-_-) Nakakatawa, nakakatouch. Nakakaamaze kung paano naintindihan ng mga tao sa huli na nagugutom na ang mga penguin kaya sila nagsasayaw. ^_^ hehe. :D
Although partially shown, the movie isn't about romantic love or filial love - it was more of a kind of love for your fellowmen (or fellow penguin, whatever) and for the community your grew up in. So people! It was really made for politicians, haha. :D And for people who cannot sing like me. :)
Malas lang talaga, I cannot dance too! Alam ko na tuloy kung bakit.. dot, dot, dot. hehe. Maybe in the future they'll make movies about penguins who can't sing and dance. Ayun, abangan ko na solusyon dun! :P :D
*done blabbing. 
P.S. And maybe, Santa would want to give me Jane Austen's Mansfield Park this Christmas! In addition to the new 1Gb iPod shuffle he promised. hehe. :) Sorry, epekto ng optimism ni Mumble sa Happy Feet. :P
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