My baby and I decided to watch The golden Compass today after dining once again in City de Luxe (Dagupan should REALLY start putting up new and exciting restaurants to dine in, otherwise, you'd be hearing the same old same old in my blog entries of delectable edibles). didn't take that much pictures today since I wasn't in the mood to perform camwhoring. But anyways, we had their best seller chicken which is basically just like fried chicken coated in a thick breading, and ordered for take out my favorite clubhouse sandwich.
Going back to the movie.
The story is definitely one that doesn't bore you to sleep. Every second counts which is why blinking is not an option to make sure you fully understand the story. The animation was cleanly done, though the movement of the characters was far from believable such as that of Narnia. Other than that, it was a great movie.
This is probably the first movie of Nicole Kidman that I watched since I'm really not a big fan of the actress. And may I say, I'm truly impressed!
Lyra, played by an actress I don't know (I'm too lazy to search for the cast names), was very convincing for her age. I can see why she was picked to play the role and it goes further than just great hair.
I was kinda disappointed since I still don't know what dust is, where her father is, or what happened to Nicole Kidman. All in all, a good movie to watch on your spare time.
And that ends the lousiest movie review in the history of blogging. Sorry guys, something's up lately (and no, it's not my dick) and it's affecting my writing skills haha (if I have one).
Over and Out!
Going back to the movie.
The story is definitely one that doesn't bore you to sleep. Every second counts which is why blinking is not an option to make sure you fully understand the story. The animation was cleanly done, though the movement of the characters was far from believable such as that of Narnia. Other than that, it was a great movie.
This is probably the first movie of Nicole Kidman that I watched since I'm really not a big fan of the actress. And may I say, I'm truly impressed!
Lyra, played by an actress I don't know (I'm too lazy to search for the cast names), was very convincing for her age. I can see why she was picked to play the role and it goes further than just great hair.
I was kinda disappointed since I still don't know what dust is, where her father is, or what happened to Nicole Kidman. All in all, a good movie to watch on your spare time.
And that ends the lousiest movie review in the history of blogging. Sorry guys, something's up lately (and no, it's not my dick) and it's affecting my writing skills haha (if I have one).
Over and Out!