A King. A String and Fighting.

17+

this just the movie that you need to convinced yourself that Ashton Kutcher is worth to fall for. Despite this movie immensely emphasize on intimate term of unusual relationship, the story hides the beauty of the main conflict. Where here, Ash had the chance to make most of the girl's fantasy of him being romantic shown during the climax somewhere near the last minute of the movie. There was one tiny, simple line that took my five seconds breath away (and you could hear Ashton's voice shaking almost into tears). Go see for yourself, I won't be a spoiler here. Just don't take your eyes off the screen and your ears off the sound when Natalie Portman just confessed her feeling to Ashton. Oh, and make sure you are seventeen and above ;)

*Worth watching but not yet favorite movie.

I thought this going to be boring and dull. but Queen Elizabeth was right, this was a good movie. I did not sleep throughout the movie. The face of Britain was well-drawn. This just exactly the movie that suits Golden Globe and Oscar.

I personally never paying much attention to the fighter's life but this true story put me in additional knowledge towards those tough fighters. They fight for everything. Both way of everything. And their fight somehow worth to be noticed. Christian Bale looked sublime with thin cheeks, I almost did not recognize him. And Mark Wahlberg's abs was stunning. From downtown Lowell in States this movie is pretty fine.