Oh yeah.. finally we had a movie date again in cine after many moons.
We watched plenty of movies in 21 or blitz for the last 2 years but there is just something special about a movie together in Sg.
Our first movie date was a not-too-famous movie titled Sunshine Cleaning.
At cine. On some weekdays afternoon. The perks of dating a real estate agent heh.
I wasn't so sure about this Spidey reboot as I felt the first installment was too Twilighty to my liking.
The only positive is Emma Stone, which was a HUGE improvement from Mary Jane.
But this second installment, I must admit, did well in terms of the chemistry between Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy. I guess it does make a difference when you are acting opposite your real life girlfriend.
The villains didn't impress. The plot was decent.
But the love story was enjoyable. And heartbreaking.
Love those moments where Gwen asked Peter out after their break up.
The ground rules moment. The "I only follow you once or sometimes twice every day" part.
Their every gestures were perfectly expressing their sweet bitter feeling.
"Surely we both know we would rather cease breathing than to be just friends for the rest of our lives".
So it was an 'Aerith' moment then when Gwen faded away in Peter's arms.
That was like.. damn it!
Despite her late father's last words.
Despite every warnings that came her way.
She chose love. And what could be a better way to live?
We watched plenty of movies in 21 or blitz for the last 2 years but there is just something special about a movie together in Sg.
Our first movie date was a not-too-famous movie titled Sunshine Cleaning.
At cine. On some weekdays afternoon. The perks of dating a real estate agent heh.
I wasn't so sure about this Spidey reboot as I felt the first installment was too Twilighty to my liking.
The only positive is Emma Stone, which was a HUGE improvement from Mary Jane.
But this second installment, I must admit, did well in terms of the chemistry between Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy. I guess it does make a difference when you are acting opposite your real life girlfriend.
The villains didn't impress. The plot was decent.
But the love story was enjoyable. And heartbreaking.
Love those moments where Gwen asked Peter out after their break up.
The ground rules moment. The "I only follow you once or sometimes twice every day" part.
Their every gestures were perfectly expressing their sweet bitter feeling.
"Surely we both know we would rather cease breathing than to be just friends for the rest of our lives".
So it was an 'Aerith' moment then when Gwen faded away in Peter's arms.
That was like.. damn it!
Despite her late father's last words.
Despite every warnings that came her way.
She chose love. And what could be a better way to live?
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