Click. What can I say?

Watched "Click". Best choice ever.
Wonderful! Simply TOO good! I mean it is TOO great!!

Well I have to confess that I was never a fan of Adam Sandler. That's why this film wasn't really in my "view list" when I just learnt of it. It was until my friends told me that they cried during the movie (Big men) that triggered my curiosity. I mean, it was unimaginable that a film with Adam Sandler as leading actor can be tear-stimulating.

Anyway, I missed that film when it was on screen (damn, I am so regretful now~!). And now I watched it. It ROCKED my world. I mean... why it wasn't on screen like 10 years ago. It good. real good that I feel pity that I couldn;t watched it like 5 years ago.

This is the first time that I am happy about a ending of a movie claiming all the horrors were just a dream. It is my oridinary response by yelling "Oh No! Not this! What the hell! This is SO old!". I mean, what can be worse than to deny of what has happened on the screen for the last one hour or more and all of a sudden you told me it was nothing but a joke! That is not nice! But for "click" I was happy about that. It would have been one of the most alarming pictures that I have ever watched if it ended with with Michael's death. But with the "dream" trick, it became one of the most inspiring pictures I have watched. Ah.. Frank Coraci, the director, has really frightened me.

However, there is definitely a catch with this "idea". Unlike what happened in the movie, we , real humans, don;t have a second chance.

And, how pathetic!! (I have been yelling this all the time when I was watching the movie as the whole thing went downhill. I mean yelling inside coz my roomate was having a good nap). Many (if not most) people have that universal remote control!! And sadly, but gratefully now I know that, I am definitely one of those pathetic people.

I almost fell over when Morty (Christopher Walken) said whenever there is conclict between family and work. Work- one!. I hope I did not go to that extreme but I must say work has dominated most of my life that I have been spending little time on people around me. This is SO pathetic, isn't it? Working late /studying late for various projects/ activities/ anatomy/ powerpoints etc. but spent little if any time on real, living, warm people around me who are movingm, talking, caring. Gosh, This really makes me feel like an moron. What a pathetic guy! Well of course there is no wrong to dedicate myself in various stuffs: They are all good stuff and I am sure I would deeply regret if I miss any of these. But the point is: when work clashes with people, work-one. Argh, almost makes me getting sick of myself. Disgusting.

And ya. I think I am autopiloting myself sometimes too. Putting all the passion in work.. and then autopilotting my time with people around me. That is not nice.

Now, here is the management plan. I gonna put the VCD on my desk and make sure I am constantly reminded of the impotance to treasure people around... while keeping my passion alive.

Ahh... what a shock!!