Monday, August 25, 2008

I would like to make some clarifications from what I said on my previous post. When I said that the Novel was written in a poetic manner of writing. I’m correcting that statement. It is not poetic after all.
My bad fellows!
I was reading Chapter three during the time I’ve written the previous post. I found myself haywired on the story. Thus, made me re-read the Novel all over again. As I began back reading the Novel, I envision the story vividly. with a Reading the Novel the first time, I got confused. The Novel was written with a grand scale of words. Words that made the sentences hard for me to comprehend. I can’t imagine the story thoroughly; my imagination of the Novel was not vividly envisioned. I was greatly interrupted from reading, since there were a lot words that I encountered for the first time. It kept me busy, pausing from reading, to look up for the meaning of the words over the dictionary. Which gives witness to the range of vocabulary I have, proving to be very little.
Summing-up the story, it was pretty jovial. It pretty sums up the title of the Novel. From the grotesque and melancholy proclivity relationship between “the complainer” and Lucinda, to Lucinda’s one night stand with Bedwin, to Lucinda’s turning point- realization that she and Matthew belong to each other, made Matthew a sweetheart at the end of the story. Lucinda’s character was anomaly, her choices of action/ decision made her existence in the story rich. Understanding her idiosyncrasy was the toughest part of novel. The Author had a weird way of telling the story. It made me wonder what was he thinking the time he was writing the part of the “monster eye” scene. Anyways, there was gossip spreading that this novel might come out in a movie late next year. Maybe by then, I could understand the story more completely.
Labels: book review, comedy, melodrama, romance
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
So I was updating my download movie trailer for iPod at iTunes, and this caught my attention.
The guy from the movie Juno, Michael Cera is so cute! Cutie in an adorable geeky way, if you know what I mean. I love the masculine look of his face, a face with character and naivety. For me, it got that playful air, like I got no idea how will he react if something bizarre was to happen. Like the guy from the movie, In The Land of Women – Adam Brody, he got this geeky, dorky, slow-witted face going on or even the guy from the movie, My Sassy Girl (US), uhhmm… Jesse Bradford, is it? I find him Hot too! They all possess the idiot looking charm. Haha!
I get tired of the same chiseled features with the likes of Eric Bana or Brad Pit. But, can I just mention that Pitt is so HOT in the movie Troy! His wide chest and muscular yummy body! I can just imagine myself doing... Well, a lot of things *Wink*. Enough of my day dreaming, more of the movie.
I’m surely going to watch this! This will be on top of my movie list! Thank God for the talented writers and discriminating taste of movie producers. I think this movie will be one of the awesome chick flicks films! I’m betting that it will be super hilarious too! I just hope they come up with one-liners in this film. It will be a plus for me. I love writers that come up with such lines. It makes the movie more distinctive, you know, memorable! The film itself is pretty star-studded too. In a scale of 1 to 5, the 3 star rated actors, who had roles in comedy films, such as Superbad, American Pie, and Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle, those kind of actors are in the movie.
Once it hit the theaters, I’ll be watching it on the first day! Unless it hits Metro Walk Dibidi stands in no time. Hehe!
Friday, July 25, 2008
I'm reading a new Vampire Book - A Quite Bite. Author named Lynsay Sands.
Since I stated reading the Twilight Series. I got engulf with Vampire Novels! Ridiculous as it sound but when I read it, as if I was in the journey with them. Like a third person in the book who observe the things around them. Like I have a power that I can read their thoughts. Like a Ghost with special abilities. Hehe! Its my a little orb, as i like to call it. (>_<)
I'm not yet done reading the Novel. I'm around chapter Nine. This Novel is more Erotic compared to the onces I have been reading.
Plot is about a 200 year old Vampire Girl names Lissianna Argeneau and the Argeneau Family with a Psychiatrist Doctor in his mid-thirties named Gregory Hewitt.
What caught my interest to read the story was the Preface of the Book.
" Let's get this off you," She suggested as she worked at the bow around his neck. Hw sigthed as it was removed, relaxing on the bed a bit, and Lissianna decided to discard his tie as well.
"There, isn't that better?" she asked, sliding the silk cloth from around his neck.
The man started to nod, then caught himself and scowled instead as she undid the top three buttons of his shirt. "It would be better still if you untied me."
Lissianna smiled with amusement at the way he was struggling with himself, then tried to distract him by running her fingers lightly over the bit of his chest she'd revealed. Much to her satisfaction, a shiver went through him as her long nails gazed gently across his naked skin. This seduction business was turning out to be easier than she'd feared.
"Untie me." He was trying to be firm, but it was obvious his heart was no longer wholly behind the desire to be free.
Smilling knowingly, Lissiana scrapped her fingers lightly down to run along the cloth just above his belt. The provocative action sent his stomach muscles galloping and his breath came out on a little hiss of air.
"What the hell," he breathed. "There are worse things than being a sex slave"
Labels: book review, comedy, melodrama, vampire
Tuesday, July 22, 2008

"The Clouds I Can Handle, but I Can't Fight with an Eclipse"
- Jacob Black
The finial book before Launching Her latest book Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer on the first week of August this year.
Yes, I have read all three books. Its really good. Of course the third book is a continuation of the second book. Basically the story here is the merging of the Vampires and Werewolfs. This is where Victoria (Late James's girlfiend) had her revenge in action. The story line was a little bloody towards the end part of the book. Victoria had created a gang of new bloodsuckers as a strategic plan to kill Bella. On the Process of merging, Edward and Jacob set aside there differences. Jacob on the other hand became more fun in the book! He grew more mature and daring. Edward, was his typical Edward. I guess if you have a life span of immortality - forever. How can someone change over a couple of years, speaking without the love subject injected - if you know what I mean.
Concentrating with the Love Story of the book - the triangle love story between Edward (Vampire), Bella (Human), and Jacob (Werewolf).
Jacob serenade his love for Bella as more than just friends. He tried to change Bella's decision of turning herself to a Bloodsuckers.
Edward didn't made the same mistake he did on the second book - leaving Bella. Edward was trying to change Bella's heart to become like one of his kind. Since Edward dispise himself and wanted Bella to live a normal life.
Bella is starting to worry that she is aging while the love of her life Edward still looks the same. As a deal to Edward (to surely change her), They will get married after graduation. Bella also wanted to lose her virginity while she was still Human which in the story shows how old fashion Edward is.
The ending of the book was kind of mediocre. Unlike the first and second book.
I find it funny to the part of Bella wanting to loose her virginity. I find it too safe for the Author to be playing this game of Value. To my own opinion, she should have gone with the flow. I mean, since Edward is Bella's love of her life. Stephenie could have discreetly mentioned that they had sex and not giving too much emphasis to this story line, right? Its kind of hypocritical, to my own opinion.
Now, I'm waiting patiently for the fourth book. Already pre-order the book. Thrilled!! Can't wait to read and to see if Bella will have the guts to walk to talk of becoming a Bloodsucker. Also to see where the Author will lead Jacob's broken heart (I always gave more importance to the one who is hurt).
Labels: book review, comedy, drama, vampire, werewolf
Thursday, July 17, 2008
This is hilarious! I was just informed that there is a Tagalog/ Bisaya version of the over played song Low by Flo Rida Ft T Pain. So first thing I did was to look for the song and the lyrics of it.
Iba talga ang Pinoy! Magaling sa kalukohan!
Watch it! It is so Funny! Its very Jokey!
Video: Low - Tagalog Ver. Flo Rida ft. T-Pain
Lyrics of Low - Tagalog Ver. Flo Rida ft. T-Pain
Chorus
Mansanas Pantalon
at sapatos na balbon
Buong beerhouse nakalingon
ayy nadapa!
Bigla bigla!
Nagspaghetti pabababa ng pabababa ng pabababa
Pinawisang Pantalon
tinalian na Tretorn
Umikot siya
at pinalo ko pwit niya (hoooy!!!)
ayyy nadapa!
Bigla bigla!
Nagspaghetti pababa ng pababa ng pababa
Rap 1
Uiiii stig napalingon tlga akooo
tumataktaktak si aginamotoooo
Si pandak ay nagloloko
Tinigasan aking ulooo
ang sexy niya... parang lola
ginto pa ang... pustiso niya
oooo.. teka lang saglit. May pulis! takbo!
Ayy si pandak lang pala hello
kumusta na ang buhay moo
miss kita o pare koo
mustang pagbenta ng tahoo
Oke naman aking negosyo
may bahay at lupa narin ako
sa susunod na taon ko dito
sa akin narin ang meralco
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
I'm not a bookworm, nor I have a regular schedule of books to read.
I'm more of a visual girl, litteraly visual.
I'm not starting a book review essay here.
Since I am teaching myself to put into writing what i can share my fellow close friends. I got this book in my hands. Its my 13-year-old cousin (shameful as we insert age information). If you are a fan of reading Vampire Novels, such as Bram Stoker's Dracula, Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice, or Bloodline written by Kate Cary.
This book that I am about to mention will be shown in theaters this coming December of 2008. If your the type who love to critique from reference of a book to movie. This book should be in your list.
Let me mention some particulars about the book. The story takes place in Phoenix, where the weather is cloudy, gloomy, and cold. More in the shades of gray - a little gothic, as my imagination starts to journey from the story. Like any other favorable books the story is about a 17 year old teenage girl named Bella Swan and a vampire boy named Edward Cullen. The odd love of a human and a hundred year old vampire. The story itself is simple. They started off knowing each other in a rarity accident in school, which lead Bella in a hunger of curiosity about the Cullen's or Edward itself. As she learned who Edward really, threats in her life began to slowly intensify.
I personally find the book to be scintillating,a little suspense and romantic. For a young Adult book. This one is on top of my list. 
"How old are you?"
"Seventeen," he answered promptly.
"And how long have you been seventeen?"
His lips twitched as he stared at the road.
"A while."
Labels: book review, comedy, drama, vampire, werewolf
Every great book is followed by another great story. This is the second book written by Stephenie Meyer titled New Moon.
"Before you Bella my life was like a moonless night. Very dark, but there were stars - points of light and reason. .... And then you shot across my sky like a meteor. Suddenly everything was on fire; there was brilliance, there was beauty. When you were gone, when the meteor had fallen over the horizon, everything went black. Nothing had changed, but my eyes were blinded by the light. I couldn't see the stars anymore. And there was no reason for anything."
-Edward Cullen
Indeed as i said on my recent blog that I don't enjoy books without pictures that much. But since I started the fist book and I find it satisfying, why not continue reading the sequel.
In New Moon, a new character. Well.. not really new, he was mentioned in Twilight, as the long hair La Push boy who's dad sold the red truck to Charlie as his gift to his daughter, Bella. I introduce to you Jacob Black, the werewolf. With his presents in the New Moon, the romance aspect of the story grew richer! Its the love triangle between Bella the Human, Edward the Vampire, and Jacob the Werewolf. Who would Bella choose between the two? Will it be her gothic angle like boyfriend Edward Or will it, might be her witty funny tall (not to mentioned six packed - Hottie!) bestfriend Jacob? The story pretty much centered to these three characters. And of course the suspense of Bella's vampire killer Victoria for the revenge of her partner James (from the Twilight) and more insights of Edward's alike, the Volterra. Their is also one supporting character that I love in the book namely Alice. I find her to be jovial, like me *wink*.
If you haven't read the book, try reading the first 3 chapters of twilight or start ahead with New Moon. I'm pretty sure it will keep you entertained. Take note that there is already a third novel - Eclipse and an up coming fourth book - Breaking Dawn; which will be out this August in stores (Can't wait to read it!).
Book that is not-so-good, won't last up to a fourth sequels, such as this.
Labels: book review, comedy, romance, vampire, werewolf

