Snow White and the Huntsman Premiere

My group of friends went out tonight to see the midnight premiere of Snow White and the Huntsman. In all honesty the movie wasn’t so terrible, but it wasn’t good either. I’m kind of stuck in the strange limbo state of dislike and satisfaction. The beginning was some what slow. The lack of character development and dialog from Snow White made the first part of the movie boring. There is plenty of action, but it was messy to say the least. Kristen Stewart’s acting wasn’t as bad as in the Twilight Saga; she was quite alright throughout the movie. She did however have an English accent going on, which went away in certain scenes and then came back. Charlize Theron was great as the evil queen. Everything from the costumes to the make up was great on her. She gave the character this terrifying psychopathic twist that I thought worked very well. The CGI and graphics were good and really made the movie better than it actually was. Overall, I thought it was an alright movie. It really lacked development and the plot was quite quick, yet it felt boring and slow in some parts. I sadly don’t recommend it.

NEVER AGAIN.

I spent all day yesterday doing two days of homework so that I would have free time to spend with my friend before he left.

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This is my little brother, Thanh. Looking at this picture got me all emotional. It’s almost surreal that he’s graduating and growing up so quickly before my eyes. I look at him sometimes and I can’t help but swell up with pride. I’m so proud of everything he’s accomplished. Looking at him smiling so brightly in his mock cap and gown makes all the troubles worth it. No words in the English vocabulary can describe how much I love this kid. I can’t wait to see him walk that stage. I know he’ll do extraordinary things with his life. 

This is my little brother, Thanh. Looking at this picture got me all emotional. It’s almost surreal that he’s graduating and growing up so quickly before my eyes. I look at him sometimes and I can’t help but swell up with pride. I’m so proud of everything he’s accomplished. Looking at him smiling so brightly in his mock cap and gown makes all the troubles worth it. No words in the English vocabulary can describe how much I love this kid. I can’t wait to see him walk that stage. I know he’ll do extraordinary things with his life. 

What Happen to Us?

I’m not sure why I’m so sad about what happened to our friendship. When I think back on it, I realized that we had some amazing time among the drama the led up to this current moment. Reading about you having a good time with other friends made me feel sad and even slightly jealous, as well as feeling glad that you’ve found friends that jives well with you. It’s heartbreaking to step back and see that we no longer meet up like we use to. I understand that you live far, but to be honest I miss hanging out with you. We’ve shared some firsts and so much of our lives with each other. Despite what may have happened, we were pretty funny when we teamed up. I guess I’m just saying that I miss you and that I still consider you my close friend. As I’m writing this,I secretly hope that you’ll get a chance to read this.

Wondering

Sometimes I wonder why I care about you. You’re not my brother or related to me in anyway. We didn’t grow up together, it’s not like I knew you since you were young. We weren’t best friends in middle school till now, nor have we bonded together during our years in high school. You just kind of appear out of no where. I honestly don’t even remember when we became friends. Everyone in our group loves you incredibly and they show it so well, while I’m kind of awkward. I’m still wondering why you’re important and I think I might know the answer. It may just be because you’re a genuine person. Who knows, I could be wrong.