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Helo semua! Redivider ni cerita genre sci-fi, pasal sorang laki ni nama dia Porter. Dia juruterbang dan jugak ahli fizik. Pernah kerja kat NASA lepas tu sekarang ada satu syarikat swasta ni nak rekrut dia. Nama syarikat tu Alterplex Energy, syarikat tenaga swasta. Masa tu tenaga boleh baharu macam solar pun tak boleh nak tampung penggunaan tenaga yang naik mendadak. Jadi, diorang terpaksa cari jalan lain nak bekalkan tenaga kat satu dunia. Cara dia, salin dunia sekarang dan buat satu dunia gema (echo) yang dianggap kosong jadi diorang boleh guna jirim daripada dunia gema tu untuk dijadikan tenaga bersih. Ada satu kumpulan aktivis ni kata, tak baik la buat macam tu. Jadi diorang kata, kalau ada benda tak elok je jadi diorang akan sedaya upaya nak berhentikan operasi Alterplex tu. Pastu, projek tu mula. Alterplex hidupkan menara tenaga diorang sedut tenaga daripada dunia gema tu. Tiba-tiba, ada benda dari dunia gema tu masuk dunia asal melalui portal kat menara tenaga tu. Jatuh ...

So, I stumbled upon this gem of a movie tonight. Tom Hughes plays Marc Jarvis, a cancer patient who decided to end his own life and cryonically frozen himself to be resuscitated in the future when the medical field can cure his cancer. He wakes up in 2086 I think and he's just starting to realize that his old memories are catching up with him which is mostly about his girlfriend, Naomi (Oona Chaplin). She and him has this great love story that he started to remember bit by bit by the help of Memory Writer.  I don't want to spill too much but at the end, Marc realizes that he wants it all to end.  You know, what's the cherry on top of this already delicious sundae with chocolate syrup? The Original Score! Lucas Vidal created this wonderful sound bite that'll pick at your heart strings. It delighted me when this song remind me of things that have never happened yet I still felt it. Have a listen - you'll love it too!  

So the other day, I watched all three LoTR films, starting from The Fellowship of The Ring, followed by The Two Towers, and finally Return of The King. Extended. I spent almost 10 hours watching them divided into two days so my parents don't think that I don't move at all from my chair. I thought I already know everything that happened in it. Turns out, most of the time my eyes are glued to the screen, not even moving for anything else scared that I might lose one tiny moment of screen time. I first saw Bilbo writing in his journal, and everything and between until the last scene at Grey Haven where Frodo said goodbye to Sam, Merry, and Pippin for he has to follow Galadriel, Bilbo, and Gandalf for the other land by ship. Oh, I cried. I cried and cried. Almost got a soggy face after all that crying. A few scenes stuck to mind. One, when Arwen rode for Rivendell so that Frodo wouldn't die after he was stabbed by a poison spear. The chasing scene is so nerve-wrecking. I...