Wednesday, 30th December 2009.

So because of Cafe World, I ended up delaying going to the movies and we nearly missed the 1.00PM screening of Muallaf.

It's really sad that whenever I watch a Yasmin movie,there's hardly anyone there. The theatre room is also always the smallest one they have, with the least seats. It's really depressing.

But at the same time, it's also amazing, 'cos it's most probably loyal Yasmin fans all in one small room. (:

There were so many empty seats, kor and I could even lean on the chairs in front of us. We were sitting at the very back row.

Muallaf was just awesome. And still is. Yasmin films always made me think a lot.

At least this time they didn't rudely stop the movie while the credits were still rolling. They did for Talentime.

We're the last to leave.
May you rest in peace Yasmin Ahmad.

I forgot to mention that I saw Kat there! She was with her mum, sister and her cousin Serah! OMG, I had not met Serah for two years, and she hardly changed! Except that she's prettier and stylish now though. :D

Finally kor brought me to Sushi King. :D The Golden Balls were really nice. I'm craving for more sushi now though. Haha!

And thank gawd kor suggested to get the tickets for Alvin and the Chipmunks 2 earlier when we bought the Muallaf tickets. The line was so long, I was sooo glad to just skip the hectic queue. (:

Compared to Muallaf earlier, we got a full house for the Chipmunks. That's normal I guess.

And the girls next to me were squealing with me throughout the movie. xD There's a good audience I guess. Everyone laughed at the funny bits, which is what makes watching movies at the cinema pretty awesome. :]

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Somehow, this made me felt kind of uneasy and restless throughout the second movie.

I got a call from an unknown number.

I'm sorry if I sounded rude, but I get paranoid about unknown phone numbers. It's a thing with me since those childhood days.

I heard your voice for the first time, though we had yet to meet. It was nice talking to you, but at the same time, it was very painful too. Especially for you.

I would kick the dude in the balls, if I could. And mock him about it.

I'm really hoping everything turns out fine for you dearie. <3

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Wednesday, 30th December 2009.

So because of Cafe World, I ended up delaying going to the movies and we nearly missed the 1.00PM screening of Muallaf.

It's really sad that whenever I watch a Yasmin movie,there's hardly anyone there. The theatre room is also always the smallest one they have, with the least seats. It's really depressing.

But at the same time, it's also amazing, 'cos it's most probably loyal Yasmin fans all in one small room. (:

There were so many empty seats, kor and I could even lean on the chairs in front of us. We were sitting at the very back row.

Muallaf was just awesome. And still is. Yasmin films always made me think a lot.

At least this time they didn't rudely stop the movie while the credits were still rolling. They did for Talentime.

We're the last to leave.
May you rest in peace Yasmin Ahmad.

I forgot to mention that I saw Kat there! She was with her mum, sister and her cousin Serah! OMG, I had not met Serah for two years, and she hardly changed! Except that she's prettier and stylish now though. :D

Finally kor brought me to Sushi King. :D The Golden Balls were really nice. I'm craving for more sushi now though. Haha!

And thank gawd kor suggested to get the tickets for Alvin and the Chipmunks 2 earlier when we bought the Muallaf tickets. The line was so long, I was sooo glad to just skip the hectic queue. (:

Compared to Muallaf earlier, we got a full house for the Chipmunks. That's normal I guess.

And the girls next to me were squealing with me throughout the movie. xD There's a good audience I guess. Everyone laughed at the funny bits, which is what makes watching movies at the cinema pretty awesome. :]

★
Somehow, this made me felt kind of uneasy and restless throughout the second movie.

I got a call from an unknown number.

I'm sorry if I sounded rude, but I get paranoid about unknown phone numbers. It's a thing with me since those childhood days.

I heard your voice for the first time, though we had yet to meet. It was nice talking to you, but at the same time, it was very painful too. Especially for you.

I would kick the dude in the balls, if I could. And mock him about it.

I'm really hoping everything turns out fine for you dearie. <3

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