Little pieces of my mind... Tiny pieces of my heart... Sparkling echoes of laughter... Shimmering memories of tears...
Saturday, December 1, 2012
最近看了男人如衣服...
Wow..... talk about hoopla. I was so disappointed. I just can't seem to enjoy a HKG comedy except for one or two classics. Well, maybe I should say I don't enjoy slapstick comedy except for the Dick Van Dyke Show with Mary Tyler Moore. To me, almost all HKG comedy films are in the category of slapstick.
The only segment that I liked was when "Spring" came home and saw her daughter making a dividing line down the living room and her subsequent outburst. BUT I was like "huh?" in the following scene... I couldn't believe that was MoMo doing the crying. It seemed a bit overboard or ... do I dare say it... It was so fake! (Now I wonder whether she really like doing this movie as much as she said.)
Anyways, I sincerely hope that MoMo will get a much better script with a supporting cast that she deserves. I don't want to see her having to 醜化 herself in future roles. Yikes! Don't ever become another 吳君如! I would totally die!
In retrospect(again), her role in OP was really, really well done. It transcended gaps of age, culture, and gender. I better go and watch some reruns to get this awful taste out of my mouth.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Your smile and laughter…
… is the first things that come to my mind when I think of you, Ronnie. When I heard the news Friday night, needless to say, I was dumb founded and desperately trying to gather enough wits to try to find out more of what happened. I searched the up to the minute news on TV and online but they did not officially released your name. When I finally got the second call from Greg at midnight that James had confirmed with Jim that it was you…all I could think of is your smile and laughter. How I won’t be able to ever hear it again.
It’s been seven years since we first met. Your long shaggy hair and bright smile… remember the night , years ago, hat I was at the yard and you came in from a Canyon trip? We were standing there counting your tips and laughing about something frivolous. You are way too young to have been taken from those you have touched.
Today, when we had our meeting, Brendo told us how you had just enough in you after your heart attach or seizure to go off the road and come to an embankment before collapsing. Your skill, bravery, and courage saved 54 lives. Now, your lasting impression on your fellow drivers and myself is how you were an angel before you became one for real. Ronnie, rest in peace and I hope you fill heaven with your laughter as you have done on earth. Love you and will miss you always.


