A likeable feel good comedy with the usual formula and clichés, but I'm not complaining. Real personnel and arena from the UFC makes it a bigger underdog story. The should do something similar based on the WWE!
A mediocre action/adventure/comedy at best, albeit awesome stunts and fight scenes from the maestro Jackie Chan himself. Stupid one dimensional characters ruined what otherwise could have been an above average JC flick.
The first half of the movie introduced us to the backstory of 'Pi'scine and was interesting to involve yourself in. The over 'fantastic' bits of the film were a little too much to grasp although it did bring awesome visuals. Overall, a really good movie in terms of filmmaking and acting. Just left me wondering whats up with all the glowing fish?~
They don't exactly seem like they came from their respective countries now do they...
Miss Universe 2012 contestants Miss Malaysia Kimberley Leggett (left) and Miss Thailand Nutpimon Farida Waller pose for photos in Las Vegas on December 3, 2012
December 5th marks what would have
been Walt Disney’s 111th birthday – a creative visionary that continues
to inspire new generations of fans and artists and creator of the “Happiest
Place on Earth”, Disneyland. The Walt Disney name is synonymous with one of the
biggest film studios in the world, globally the largest children’s book
publisher and the most recognized animated characters in the world, from Mickey
and Minnie Mouse to Donald and Daisy Duck to today’s Disney stars in Jake and the Never Land Pirates, Toy Story and Wreck It Ralph.
Fun Facts
·The
creator of Mickey Mouse and founder of Disneyland and Walt Disney World was
born in Chicago, Illinois, on December 5, 1901. His father, Elias Disney, was
an Irish-Canadian. His mother, Flora Call Disney, was of German-American
descent. Walt was one of five children, four boys and a girl.
·Walt
was rejected because he was only 16 years of age when he tried to enlist for
military service in1918. He joined the Red Cross and was sent overseas, where
he spent a year driving an ambulance and chauffeuring Red Cross officials. His
ambulance was covered from stem to stern, not with stock camouflage, but with
drawings and cartoons.
·Walt
Disney’s 43-year Hollywood career started when in August of 1923, he left
Kansas City for Hollywood with nothing but a few drawing materials, $40 in his
pocket and a completed animated and live-action film.
·David
Low, the late British political cartoonist, called Disney “the most significant
figure in graphic arts since Leonardo.”
·He
has won more Oscars than anyone else in history and along with members of his
staff, received more than 950 honors and citations from throughout the world,
including 48 Academy Awards® and 7 Emmys® in his lifetime.
·His
personal awards included honorary degrees from Harvard, Yale, the University of
Southern California, and UCLA; the Presidential Medal of Freedom; France’s
Legion of Honor and Officer d’Academie decorations; Thailand’s Order of the
Crown; Brazil’s Order of the Southern Cross; Mexico’s Order of the Aztec Eagle;
and the Showman of the World Award from the National Association of Theatre
Owners.
·Mickey
Mouse was created in 1928, and his screen debut was in Steamboat Willie, the
world’s first fully synchronized sound cartoon, which premiered at the Colony
Theatre in New York on November 18, 1928.
·He
was the voice of Mickey Mouse for two decades.
·Disneyland,
launched in 1955 as a fabulous $17 million Magic Kingdom, soon increased its
investment tenfold and entertained, by its fourth decade, more than 400 million
people, including presidents, kings and queens and royalty from all over the
globe. Today, Disney tops 4 out of the 5 most visited theme parts in the world.
The
Disney brand has a strong affinity with Southeast Asian families and audiences
because of the core values
that permeate throughout all its content. The company has been active in
Southeast Asia since 1996 when the Disney Channel first launched in Malaysia.
With the headquarters located in Singapore, there are now 4 offices in the
region – in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and The Philippines – that employ close
to 200 permanent staff.
2013. Time to fly. Where to? Let's be practical. Traveling internationally from Malaysia is a bit*h and a half. Even flying outside Southeast Asia will take your damn paycheck away. Aside from that, I'm going to make it a point to travel a little more next year. Where to? Lets see.
Destination 1: Perth, Australia Why?: I have family there, and I haven't been there since the Summer of '87 mate! +ves: Lodging, Air Asia is affordable, WWE is touring late July (HMM..) Target: *cough* July 2013
Destination 2: Siem Reap, Cambodia Why?: Angkor Wat +ves: Relatively cheap all around Target: What was supposedly for Q3 2012 is now Q3 2013.
Destination 3: Bangkok, Thailand Why?: Everyone else has been, why not me? / Shopping. +ves: Highly recommended amongst peers. Target: What was supposedly for Q4 2012 is now Q4 2013
Destination 4: (Return to the Andaman Sea) Phuket OR Koh Samui, Thailand Why?: Everyone loves the beach +ves: Easily accessible Target: Hmm..
Destination(s) 5: Penang, Langkawi, Malacca Why?: Short weekend getaways +ves: Cuti-cuti Malaysia Target: Spread sporadically 2013
Once upon a regular Friday, I decided to upload a music video onto Facebook to lift thr spirits of my fellow friends and aquaintances that are on my list (..or to those who gave a sh*t anyway). The song I chose was Friday, I'm In Love by The Cure. After some attention was given to the video I posted, I decided that I would make it a weekly thing.
Initially dubbed the Bryday Song Of The Week, the original theme of Brydays featured 80s pop and dominated by music from boybands of the late 90s n early 2000s. After over a year of Brydays. it has evolved to crossover genres and highlighted Youtube hits like Rebecca Black's smash Friday and Double Take's stupid Hot Problems, not forgetting Facebook Official by parody boyband Heart2Heart.
With the Wrestlemania 29 tickets already being snapped up like The Rock's phrases, I decided to create matches and stipulations that I would love to see for the biggest event in the pro-wrestling calendar.
Dark Match/Pre-event match (6 man tag)
3MB (Heath Slater, Drew McIntyre, Jinder Mahal) vs Justin Gabriel/Brodus Clay/Fandango (NXT Graduates)
Winner: 3 Man Band BABY!~ via guitar to the head of Brodus Clay
WELCOME TO WRESTLEMANIA!
Match 1. Tag Team Championship
Rhodes Scholars (c) vs Rey Mysterio & Sin Cara
Rhodes Scholars to retain and dominate the Tag division
Match 2. Fatal 4 Way #1 Contender match for Undisputed Championship at Extreme Rules!
Sheamus vs Randy Orton vs John Cena vs Dolph Ziggler
Winner? Super Cena of course!
Match 3.
Santino Marella & Zack Ryder vs Big Show & Alberto Del Rio
Squash match to keep Mania momentum going. Show and Del Rio to set sights on Rhodes Scholars
Match 4. United States/Intercontinental Title Unification Match
Wade Barrett (c - I) vs Antonio Cesaro (c - US) vs The Miz vs Kane
Barrett to win
Match 5. Lumberjack Match
Ryback vs Brock Lesnar
In a match that spent some of its time bulldozing through retreating lumberjacks, it ends in a no contest; rematch at Extreme Rules!
Match 6. WWE/World Heavyweight Championship Unification Match
CM Punk (WWE) vs Daniel Bryan (WHC)
Daniel Bryan to win after kicking out of 3 GTS' and escaping 2 Anaconda Vices
I'M HERE TO SHOW THE WORLD!
Dolph Ziggler cashes in his Money In The Bank briefcase but taps out to Bryan's NO Lock
YES! YES! YES!
Daniel Bryan is in tears as CM Punk congratulates him and hands the WWE Title to him.
CM PUNK FACE TURN!
Match 7. STREAK vs CAREER
Undertaker vs The Rock
(Austin as guest referee; HHH as enforcer)
Taker for the STREAK! in an epic Attitude era reunion. Crazy fireworks display follows. Undertaker announces retirement.
Here I am again with another break of silence. Its the first post in 2012 and its already then end of June. Hmm.. Now that Im back in the comfort of a four walled office, perhaps I would have more things to say perhaps? We shall see..