Today, i am watching Inception with my girlfriend at Cinema 21 (Amplaz) so that we can use one free ticket by using BCA card. It’s been some time since i last watched a movie in Cinema 21 and here i am again.

Before i watched this movie, i had a doubt, since some people said it was a confusing movie and some people were bored of watching it, but after i finished watching it, i found it fascinating. The director has planned it very detail and smooth. The have thought about the time difference, timing, planning, and the risk as well. All of them are combined with special effect matrix-like and of course bomb, explotions, and sort things (it’s Western movie after all and they are famous of creating explotions effects).

At first, i found it a little bit confusing, since it’s kinda flashback movie, but after that, i finally get the idea and enjoy the movie until the end of it.

For those who still don’t understand the levels of dream in Inception, take a look at the chart below and hopefully you get the idea

I have just finished watching 1 Percent of Anything, an old Korean drama which was airing on 2003. I downloaded few months ago, but i only have time lately to finish watching it. At first, i thought it would be a boring movie as the first few episodes was quite boring, but eventually it changes gradually and i enjoyed it. The total episodes are 26 , normal number of episodes for Korean. Usually Chinese dramas have more than 40 episodes and sometimes 50.

At the end, i gives a very special moral message to the viewer. Even though we only have 1% of chance, we should make use of it as it can change everything.

For those wanted to download the movies, you can have a look in SilentRegrets.

I still have several other movies waiting on my watch list which i haven’t had a chance to watch, but i guess that would have to wait a little bit longer as regular semester starts very soon, so i think i should hold on to that and prepare for next semester 

Cool smilies right?

About something I know nothing about. Cool ain’t it?

Panasonic’s not letting us know exactly how cheap it’s going with the new DMP-BDT100 Blu-ray player, but with an existing lineup that starts at $399 for the DMP-BDT300 it’s not hard to see why it would need a mainstream option to compete with Samsung, Sony and the rest. The DMP-BDT100 still promises high quality playback and Viera Cast features including Netflix, Amazon VOD and Pandora access, but it does it in a smaller, energy efficient package as Panasonic’s first single-HDMI out 3D Blu-ray player. It will ship in August, but we’ll have to wait for any pricing info or possible new Blu-ray 3D pack-in deals(c’mon Avatar.) Press release and one more pic from HDTV.com.pl are after the break.

So what if it’s a copypasta. It IS a blog post.