Hang I Wonder..

Well, Elaine mentioned that my blog seemed depressing and I must say I do agree. So I would pretend to be happier by changing it to something more eerrr.... happy-ish?

Nothing much happen this past few days I guess. But I must say college life is getting scarier and scarier by the minute as I have too much time to think there and I found myself lost in the realm of love again. While I'm convinced that I'm not in the mood for love (which reminds me I NEEEEEEED to somehow get my hands on it (I think I saw it on Fitness First)) I can't help but to start and think again of the ever same question of what if.

What if I went over and say, "hi" ?

What if I got her number (or msn)?

What if we hit it off and became a couple?

What if we both went to Aussie or U.S and graduated together?

What if we both mutter the word love (for the 13th million time, but this time actually mean it)?

What if we got married and lived happily ever after (Well, I'd agree to have kids if she agrees not take away my laptop (I'm assuming I would finally already own one by then) or uninstall Championship Manager)?

What if I just kept quiet and continue to dream from afar?

Watched Puteri Gunung Ledang with Elaine 'Early Bird' Loke and Aaron. While I'm proud that Malaysian movie industry still exist, I can't help but see a few annoying things in that film.

10 Things I Hate About Putri

1. Its failure to concentrate on a plot. We had 3 countries caught in turmoil, we have a pair of lovers caught in a turmoil and we have Queens turmoil with the king.
2. When the port of Melaka don't even have any chinese or arabs but instead 20 guys that looks like they just came back from a fishing trip, you know you're in trouble.
3. When there are 20 people trying to fight 1 guy, you go in all at once. But nooooooo, instead they decided to fight the BEST fighter one by one. Heck, I do think they have never been in a street fight before.
4. Too many characters that never developed despite hints of it. Tun Teja for instance, Gusti Putri's brother for instance.
5. There is almost no chemistry between the both leads. The lines feel rehearsed, not spoken.
6. While Majapahit's king and princess has no problem controlling nature and casting up spell, they apparently can't conjure up something decent to fight Demak, which brings me too..
7. Demak conquered Majapahit with 20 horses and 30 men?? Wow.
8. While I appreciate the artsy kind of love that the director tries to bring in, but Hang Tuah, Gusti Putri meeting in the middle of the night and they.... danced? Virgins ;)
9. The flow of the movie was very very bad. I mean, why did Putri wanted to go to Ledang? Why did Hang Tuah never ask for her marriage earlier on? Was Demak invincible until their prowess in the area was not noticed by Majapahit until they proclaimed they wanted to conquer it?
10. Too much loose ends that was never tied up. So, while we know Tuah and Putri never ended up together, what about Demak? If she can't leave Ledang, that means she also never married Demak's king and wouldn't that destroy Majapahit? Where was the other Power Rang... I mean Hangs? a Hang Tuah movie without Jebat just doesn't felt right. And of course, the most important question that was never answered in the movie was where the heck did Sang Setia came from? Java? Bugis?