First of all, thank you so much for the comments on my previous post. It’s promising Woohoo…

Okay, this morning, I watched a stage play, at the CAP Theater, entitled My Fair Lady. Good one, really. I have always adored stage plays because I could see the whole thing live. No cuts, no take twos. Yeah, the actors are actually there, in front of me, doing wonders. Yeehah
And today’s play really did impress me. I love the classic air of it, from the dresses to the lines. Also, kudos to the actors for the well-tuned performances. But I have to comment on one thing. The one who portrayed the role of Mr. Higgin’s mother was not that convincing. Her facial expression displayed a, sort-of, static emotion… I mean, she could do better, really… Oh well, no harm intended All-in-all, the play deserves a super applause :)) What’s more amazing is that the actors are from our school.. Go go go, Carolinians
Anyway , I watched Thin Red Line when I got home from our company study. I don’t really know why I downloaded this in the first place, except that the movie is starred by several notable actors. Woohoo! George Clooney really gets sexier with age. And James Caviezel‘s eyes could break hearts. (FYI, he’s the one who played Jesus in The Passion of the Christ and Edmond Dantes in The Count of Monte Cristo.)… And, oh, Sean Penn, one of the best actors of all time… Hahaha! But the movie was focused on the conflict at the Guadalcanal during the 2nd Word War. Well, it’s not that the movie isn’t good. Actually, it won lotsa awards. It just doesn’t fit to my liking. I’m more of a battle-by-swords type. Ha ha ha!

Also, while watching the movie, I noticed something…

Patrick Dempsey and Sean Penn

Well, I say that they terribly look the same. I don’t know if they have the same nationality or something. But this thing cracked me up when I saw Thin Red line. Why haven’t I noticed this before!?

How about you? What do you say?