I Think I Like You Better When You Keep Your Mouth Shut.
Monday, September 06, 2010, 18:35
I was spending my block leave at home, watching movies after movies.
Scrolling down the list of movies a website stream, I came across Aftershock, a movie my mum told me about. I asked her whether she wanted to watch it and we sat down at the dining table in the morning today.
We ended up sniffing during the two hours.
I must say, this is a very very touching movie, and to put two 'very's beside each other should show the extent I am trying to put across. It showed humanity, something that would warm your heart, or even make it cringe. It tugs your heartstrings.
Do not spurn or snub this movie just because it is not in English; I came to realise that many asian movies are able to move me to tears, not many western ones do.
Anyway, do take some time off your books, your notes, or your documents you are working on and click on the link below to watch it. It's worth the time.
When a mother is informed by the rescue team that, as her 7-year old twins are buried under the debris close to each other, digging one out would result in further collapse of the wreckage on the other, she is forced to make the most difficult decision of her life.
Aftershock
Scrolling down the list of movies a website stream, I came across Aftershock, a movie my mum told me about. I asked her whether she wanted to watch it and we sat down at the dining table in the morning today.
We ended up sniffing during the two hours.
I must say, this is a very very touching movie, and to put two 'very's beside each other should show the extent I am trying to put across. It showed humanity, something that would warm your heart, or even make it cringe. It tugs your heartstrings.
Do not spurn or snub this movie just because it is not in English; I came to realise that many asian movies are able to move me to tears, not many western ones do.
Anyway, do take some time off your books, your notes, or your documents you are working on and click on the link below to watch it. It's worth the time.
When a mother is informed by the rescue team that, as her 7-year old twins are buried under the debris close to each other, digging one out would result in further collapse of the wreckage on the other, she is forced to make the most difficult decision of her life.
Aftershock
