yesterday after dinner, a fren suddenly suggested watching movie (Angels & Demons) and so we went to Pavillion around 10pm. And we found out that 9.45pm has already started (so no point going), 10pm (selling fast with lousy seats left- so no point going either if we were gonna pay RM12), so we were left with 12.30pm tickets with really GOOD seats right in the middle. So we went for that.
but we had 2 hours left to spare, so we walked around the inner side (all the shops have closed), so we changed our mission to outside. We kept our $$ tightly to our sides as we ventured along the crowded streets, crossing roads, and we were talking bout how it'd have looked similar to Tokyo's crossroads but missing all the gigantic billboards and huge LCD adverts on the tall tall buildings. KL is still far behind the technology.
Anyways we walked and this fren took us for a little tour inside Starhill where well-off people spend their $$ on alcohols and fine cuisine. We visited the washroom LOL...just for the sake of it. And there's this lady(worker) in there spining the wheel to let the water out to wash your hands, and people gave tips (i gave her RM1, despite the minimal serve, I mean, I bet she looks at us like we were LOST in translation, like little lost kids hanging around this place) Still, I felt much better when she uttered thank you to me when i dropped the tip into this little bowl.
We sat for a while and talked then made our way out when we spotted our lecturer! She's a malay professor but the style she kept her tudung is different than the others, thus the instant recognition! and we were thinking of whether or not to go say hello, but in the end we decided not to ruin her night, we saw her sitting with this Chinese guy enjoying the live jazz band. But when we made our way up the escalator, she turned towards us, and we couldn't help but waved LOL...and she smiled and my fren saw her mouth saying sth like "my students" to that guy. I wonder if she really recognizes us anyway haha...xDD
Next stop was McD, i mean, where else could we hang around for the next 1 1/2 hrs? we got ourselves ice-cream, talked while watching this repeated football of Chelsea vs Arsenal.
Finally, it was time to go for the movie but our eyes were already teary and red. And seriously, my eyes were watery when I was watching the show. But i have to admit that this is one of the most COMFORTABLE SEAT I've ever sat for a movie! I can actually cross my legs up and the seat was just more spacious and we can walk between seats without stepping on people's legs. And our seats were in the middle, and the screen is also really huge (of coz I havent been to Gold Class, but yeah this is good enough) and I liked how they arranged the seats in front to be lower than the one above. I mean, I couldn't even watch back in Kch when someone was talled than me in front, but here no such problem, coz the seats in front were way lower.
The movie was not GREAT, but GOOD ENOUGH to attract occasional movie-goers or fans of Dan Brown books i guess. But I do enjoy this one more than the first one. But I thought it was too rushy and the director seemed to pack a lot of things into one go, maybe it's the time-limit.
Nevetheless, my friends who have never read the book enjoyed it. So well, at least someone was happy.
I got to see the Transformer advert and thought that it was really FAKE...i mean, seriously, ROBOTS FLYING AROUND the city and morphing into CARS and stuffs? And it really does look fake. I'd go for Wolverine anytime that movie. Star Trek, I don't mind watching it but the hairstyle of the characters in there...really cracks me up all the time.
But last night was kinda relaxing. We reached home around 3+ am. T_T