Remember when we were young, our parents of someone older tells us the story of a prince cursed into becoming a frog that talks. Befriend a princess and asks her to kiss him when later he turned back into human being?It's a classic fairy tale, told from generations to generation all over the world. The end of 2009, Walt Disney Pictures screened the modern day tale of The Frog Prince. When the classic one suggests that the frog turned into human being upon kissing the princess, it's kind of different in this version of the Princess and the Frog.

The tale of Tiana, a pretty and very hardworking waitress, working shifts day and night at different places to earn as much fund as she can to open a restaurant that her father wanted to have before he died. It's called Tiana's Place. To make her dreams come true, Tiana work as much as she could that she barely go out with friends or relax. A poor girl herself, Tiana befriended a rich heiress of whom from the family her mother used to work with as a tailor. The one who so bubbly and dramatic Charlotte, who always believes true love and the power of wishing to a wishing star.

Tiana life's changed when she met a frog that claimed that it is a prince after being lures to make a deal with the devil by Dr. Facilier or famously called as The Shadow Man for almost the entire movie. He convinced her to kiss him and promised her plenty of money to help her open the restaurant. However, it might be a happy ending for the classic tale in the classic version once the frog was kissed, the's a bit of twist here because instead of turning the frog prince into human form, Tiana turned into a frog!

Their journey to seek for help to change themselves into human form again brought them an unexpected friendship, adventure and love...and a little bit of fun along the way. They both met a vegetarian gator who loves music and dream of playing his trumpet with the band, and Ray, a very helpful and caring firefly who if brave and very much in love with the wishing star he called Evangeline.

What I like about this movie is that the fact it feature morale values that were and still are reasonable and noble as well as touching. I can say that i could see the message of this movie. It's about dreaming big, overcome the circumstances that held you back from achieving it, work together and be helpful. Plus, love...it's blind!!

What i barely like here...it's too dark for certain parts.

I think I'll make this one simple enough. I barely have much time here actually. But I hope I can update more often later. =)

Enjoy!

Owh, to all my Chinese friends and visitors, Happy Chinese New Year of The Tiger!!

GONG XI!! GONG XI!!

cherrios!!

The Tale of Desperaux explores the story of a mouse named Desperaux in his quest of resqueing the princess. It's a kind of a fairytale but here the heroes is no prince charming but a cute little mouse with big ears (cute!) and a heart of a gentleman. What I can say about this one is that the way the story was told, it reminds me of why fairytales or cartoons always mesmerises me everytime I watched it. Seriously I've been looking for this movie for a long time before I got my hands on it. It's very hard to find it in Malaysia. But above all the waiting and searching, it all paid when I finally watched it last few days.

The story reveals a lot of emotions. It shares with us how longing felt and what it can make us become. It is so much like a reality when we get to the part where the narrator said something that meant when you were sad or felt guilty, you tend to finger point other people that you'd think would can be the reason of why you were feeling as so even when it all started from yourself. It is so much true in real life that whenever there's something wrong that made us felt sad or full of anger even when we do not know why we did so, we tend to say that other people causes that. Even when it's not true (some maybe not 100% true), and we tend to want to hurt that person. But in the end, we didn't feel satisfied, we grieve more instead.

I love the sentimental parts of this movie. It is not s much of a cartoon when you really listen to the words the characters said. It's more of a teaching for the whole movie. Like when you listen tothe bedtime stories that your parents shared, of read it somewhere when you were young, it is often by the end of the story a moral to learn. Something that we need to apply in our daily lives as what we were told. In The Tale of Desperaux, the moral of the story lies in almost everywhere at any parts of it.

You know when you're different from other people and you tend to not care to change because you just knew that it's OKAY to be different. Well, that is what happened to Desperaux. He was born different from the other mice. He's so small, so confident of himself, he does not care if the other opposes him because he knew it's nothing wrong with what he did. Desperaux is an example of being so different, means nothing different at all, nothing less, just SPECIAL.

I somehow can relate him with myself. I'm small in size compared to other friends. Normal but small. I tend to do things differently from other people. I did my stuf my way and does not follow the rules when I think it doesn't apply to. Just like Desperaux, adventure is everywhere, you just need to find it, and you can be whatever you want to be, even when you're a mouse, you CAN have a heart of a gentleman.

But above all, the most important thing that you really should look into in this movie is of FORGIVENESS. Forgiveness is something that you cannot only think about it in your mind, but you need to let it free in your heart. Most of us says what is important in our heart is sincerity. We should not only be sincere in forgiving other people, but we have to be sincere enough to seek for forgiveness from others. Ego always stands in the way of this. ESPECIALLY in grown ups. So, grown ups, here's the deal, if you ask your children to take example of you on all the good things that you've done...open your eyes, because forgiving and seeking for forgiveness is something that you should totally learn from you kids, because they knew a whole lot better than you do in the ego department.

Before I end the review (yay! my first review on this blog!! HAHA) that i thought should be short but ended up LONG! I leave you with something to ponder, a quote towards the end of the Tale of Desperaux.

"Narrator: Ok, remember when we said that grief was the strongest thing a person could feel? Well, it isn't. It's forgiveness because a single act of forgiveness can change everything."


Things I like:
The character Desperaux and Roscuro
Lots of funny parts that left me laughing out loud.
The baby Desperaux!
The whole thing!

Salam n Hye!

Hehehe....it took me almost two weeks to try to complete the constructions on this site (excluding the skin part since I just simply look for it here.) So, anyway back to the real deal here. I can now say that this site is OFFICIALLY OPENED to all readers. I'll start with a few reviews on some substances that I've somehow managed to read/watched/listened to these past few weeks. I hope whatever that I shared here can help you. ESPECIALLY when you're looking for something that might be quite 'old' in a way. (yeah, its safe to say that I'm a clasic person. =D ) However, I'll try my best to keep you updated with new stuffs that I read/watched/listened to whenever I can.

Owh, have I mentioned that this site is actually my side site just to share some of my reviews on things that caught my interest? Erm...yeah, this site is about that. (MY...MY...I can be forgetfull sometimes....). So if you want to link your site to mine, or you want to link my site to yours you can do so but please leave a message on the tagboard before you do so. Please feel free to leave a comment on the tag board, especially anything that is related to the stuff I posted. You may as well shared some new stuff that I might look into and place it in. =)

If you want to read my PRIMARY blog, you can do so HERE.

So, I'll leave you now to menouver you way into the depths (not so yet ehehe...) of my blog. Have fun!

Cherrios!

Remember when we were young, our parents of someone older tells us the story of a prince cursed into becoming a frog that talks. Befriend a princess and asks her to kiss him when later he turned back into human being?It's a classic fairy tale, told from generations to generation all over the world. The end of 2009, Walt Disney Pictures screened the modern day tale of The Frog Prince. When the classic one suggests that the frog turned into human being upon kissing the princess, it's kind of different in this version of the Princess and the Frog.

The tale of Tiana, a pretty and very hardworking waitress, working shifts day and night at different places to earn as much fund as she can to open a restaurant that her father wanted to have before he died. It's called Tiana's Place. To make her dreams come true, Tiana work as much as she could that she barely go out with friends or relax. A poor girl herself, Tiana befriended a rich heiress of whom from the family her mother used to work with as a tailor. The one who so bubbly and dramatic Charlotte, who always believes true love and the power of wishing to a wishing star.

Tiana life's changed when she met a frog that claimed that it is a prince after being lures to make a deal with the devil by Dr. Facilier or famously called as The Shadow Man for almost the entire movie. He convinced her to kiss him and promised her plenty of money to help her open the restaurant. However, it might be a happy ending for the classic tale in the classic version once the frog was kissed, the's a bit of twist here because instead of turning the frog prince into human form, Tiana turned into a frog!

Their journey to seek for help to change themselves into human form again brought them an unexpected friendship, adventure and love...and a little bit of fun along the way. They both met a vegetarian gator who loves music and dream of playing his trumpet with the band, and Ray, a very helpful and caring firefly who if brave and very much in love with the wishing star he called Evangeline.

What I like about this movie is that the fact it feature morale values that were and still are reasonable and noble as well as touching. I can say that i could see the message of this movie. It's about dreaming big, overcome the circumstances that held you back from achieving it, work together and be helpful. Plus, love...it's blind!!

What i barely like here...it's too dark for certain parts.

I think I'll make this one simple enough. I barely have much time here actually. But I hope I can update more often later. =)

Enjoy!

Owh, to all my Chinese friends and visitors, Happy Chinese New Year of The Tiger!!

GONG XI!! GONG XI!!

cherrios!!

The Tale of Desperaux explores the story of a mouse named Desperaux in his quest of resqueing the princess. It's a kind of a fairytale but here the heroes is no prince charming but a cute little mouse with big ears (cute!) and a heart of a gentleman. What I can say about this one is that the way the story was told, it reminds me of why fairytales or cartoons always mesmerises me everytime I watched it. Seriously I've been looking for this movie for a long time before I got my hands on it. It's very hard to find it in Malaysia. But above all the waiting and searching, it all paid when I finally watched it last few days.

The story reveals a lot of emotions. It shares with us how longing felt and what it can make us become. It is so much like a reality when we get to the part where the narrator said something that meant when you were sad or felt guilty, you tend to finger point other people that you'd think would can be the reason of why you were feeling as so even when it all started from yourself. It is so much true in real life that whenever there's something wrong that made us felt sad or full of anger even when we do not know why we did so, we tend to say that other people causes that. Even when it's not true (some maybe not 100% true), and we tend to want to hurt that person. But in the end, we didn't feel satisfied, we grieve more instead.

I love the sentimental parts of this movie. It is not s much of a cartoon when you really listen to the words the characters said. It's more of a teaching for the whole movie. Like when you listen tothe bedtime stories that your parents shared, of read it somewhere when you were young, it is often by the end of the story a moral to learn. Something that we need to apply in our daily lives as what we were told. In The Tale of Desperaux, the moral of the story lies in almost everywhere at any parts of it.

You know when you're different from other people and you tend to not care to change because you just knew that it's OKAY to be different. Well, that is what happened to Desperaux. He was born different from the other mice. He's so small, so confident of himself, he does not care if the other opposes him because he knew it's nothing wrong with what he did. Desperaux is an example of being so different, means nothing different at all, nothing less, just SPECIAL.

I somehow can relate him with myself. I'm small in size compared to other friends. Normal but small. I tend to do things differently from other people. I did my stuf my way and does not follow the rules when I think it doesn't apply to. Just like Desperaux, adventure is everywhere, you just need to find it, and you can be whatever you want to be, even when you're a mouse, you CAN have a heart of a gentleman.

But above all, the most important thing that you really should look into in this movie is of FORGIVENESS. Forgiveness is something that you cannot only think about it in your mind, but you need to let it free in your heart. Most of us says what is important in our heart is sincerity. We should not only be sincere in forgiving other people, but we have to be sincere enough to seek for forgiveness from others. Ego always stands in the way of this. ESPECIALLY in grown ups. So, grown ups, here's the deal, if you ask your children to take example of you on all the good things that you've done...open your eyes, because forgiving and seeking for forgiveness is something that you should totally learn from you kids, because they knew a whole lot better than you do in the ego department.

Before I end the review (yay! my first review on this blog!! HAHA) that i thought should be short but ended up LONG! I leave you with something to ponder, a quote towards the end of the Tale of Desperaux.

"Narrator: Ok, remember when we said that grief was the strongest thing a person could feel? Well, it isn't. It's forgiveness because a single act of forgiveness can change everything."


Things I like:
The character Desperaux and Roscuro
Lots of funny parts that left me laughing out loud.
The baby Desperaux!
The whole thing!

Salam n Hye!

Hehehe....it took me almost two weeks to try to complete the constructions on this site (excluding the skin part since I just simply look for it here.) So, anyway back to the real deal here. I can now say that this site is OFFICIALLY OPENED to all readers. I'll start with a few reviews on some substances that I've somehow managed to read/watched/listened to these past few weeks. I hope whatever that I shared here can help you. ESPECIALLY when you're looking for something that might be quite 'old' in a way. (yeah, its safe to say that I'm a clasic person. =D ) However, I'll try my best to keep you updated with new stuffs that I read/watched/listened to whenever I can.

Owh, have I mentioned that this site is actually my side site just to share some of my reviews on things that caught my interest? Erm...yeah, this site is about that. (MY...MY...I can be forgetfull sometimes....). So if you want to link your site to mine, or you want to link my site to yours you can do so but please leave a message on the tagboard before you do so. Please feel free to leave a comment on the tag board, especially anything that is related to the stuff I posted. You may as well shared some new stuff that I might look into and place it in. =)

If you want to read my PRIMARY blog, you can do so HERE.

So, I'll leave you now to menouver you way into the depths (not so yet ehehe...) of my blog. Have fun!

Cherrios!