The Other Women

So I phoned A at 5.13 p.m. and asked if she wanted to catch a movie. Her reply kinda amused me. "Movie? Winks." The emoticon on whatsapp emerged in my mind. We got the tickets probably twenty five minutes before it was shown. Ahh, I had missed commericials in theatres, especially GV's because they have the longest. It was yet another typical Hollywood romance comedy but it is always one of my favourite genres! I still love Cameron Diaz albeit she has aged so much. The story plot is pretty fluid and while the ending is way too predictable, I thought it has kept me constantly immersed and amused. The part Kate puts on the wedding gown and breaks down as well as the scene she throws the rings away into the sea really touched me. "When is this going to end?" "This is going to suck a lot, and then suck less..." The scene that portrays the Statue of Liberty thereafter is quite apt. Freedom. Once you let go and decide to move on, you gain freedom. That's definitely a lesson to learn. I really like Carly's character. Strong yet emotional, witty but genuinely nice to friends. After the movie, A asked if some lines in the movie would make me more doubtful. I honestly think that being skeptical is no longer an issue. For a skeptic is one who has doubts but probably retains some faith to prove him/herself right or wrong someday. I thought so. But me? I don't even have any faith left to begin with. Oh what an irony...

P/S: Let's pray for the people in South Korea.