Thursday, December 22, 2011

Ending




So my inai dah nak habis.
Hehehehe
That marks the end of my bride moment...
Sigh
I have to admit
I miss being a bride
I dont miss the prep time, I certainly miss the wedding day itself
Its so nice when people attended to your needs by any means...eventhough sometimes it did sound unreasonable
Hahahahha

But now,
Back to reality...
*slaps forehead*

p/s: I just realised I have yet to write about my wedding day. hhahahaha....

Monday, December 12, 2011

[Review]: Ombak Rindu



The phenomena of Ombak Rindu (OR) is amazingly crazy. It has been the talk of the town since its opening night and remain as such ever since. If we look at it from a positive point of view, this is truly an achievement to Malay Film industry as it is not easy to attract audience nowadays. Unless you have some cheap gimmick from your movie and list of ‘beautiful and handsome’ cast in it, your movie will highly unlike to become hit and blockbuster rated

Nonetheless, OR also has these element. Albeit the director gave his assurance that he does not sell cheap sex scene in the movie, you have to admit the thoughts of Aaron Aziz and Maya Karin performing sex scene surely is inviting to some crowd. Let's be honest, we always love some provocative elements in our lives and this is one of it.

When I heard about the phenomena created by this movie, I told myself I have to validate its accuracy. So we did, and we weren’t happy with the outcome.

The movie surely missed one important element in a good film. Climax! Ombak Rindu doesn’t have a pinnacle in it. True, everybody love happy ending but it has to have content, meaning to it. Not just sipping tropical drinks and eating fruits on yacht and sailing to a happy ending. Yesterday I read one review on OR written by one critics that is specializing in literature, and I totally agree with his point of view. Nur Izzah (Maya Karin) did not win anything in this battle. She didn’t manage to bring Hariz (Aaron Aziz) into Islam and embracing it. Her battle is purely to ensure that Hariz is hers, but whether or not the marriage is going to be great one, we don’t know.

There are too many typical local film scenes in this movie. I don’t understand the need of showing a night club scene in this movie. I understand the fact the she was sold to become a prostitute by her uncle Pakcik Taha, but seriously does prostitution really takes place in night club? Shouldn’t the scene takes place at one dodgy area (looking at peanut payment received by his uncle for selling her)? I seriously don’t understand why night club scene is a must in a Malay movie.




Another typical scene or more to character is Datuk Suffiah (Azizah Mahzan), Hariz’s mother. What is up with the slang? I happened to know a lot of Datins Datins and they surely don’t talk like one. That surely gave a wrong impression of the Datins community and I don’t think they like it.

When it comes to improvement in acting, I have to give it to Maya Karin. She surely did improved and I believe her sadness in this movie. The character itself is not those typical ‘wanita malang dan teraniaya’ and hoping that one day the truth will reveal itself. Im glad the director did not visualize her as such.





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But Lisa Surihani (as Mila), is a total disappointment. I don’t really like her acting nowadays, she overdone it in certain ways. I like her better in Lagenda Budak Setan. I don’t really understand the needs of screaming and jegil mata all the time. No no for me


Aaron Aziz? Hurm, don’t know what to comment. I don’t fancy him neither his acting. I don’t really like those typical romantic guy bla bla bla character that he played in Nora Elena (but who am I to comment, I only watch one episode), but he was the total opposite in this movie. In terms of how he managed to convinced me in his emotion in this movie, probably in some scene. That’s all.

Ouh ya another thing, Bront Palarae wasted his talent in this movie. He is an awesome actor and he did not give any impact to this movie. The movie will still sell if it’s someone else.

What else, hurm none I guess. I better stop here before people hate me for this comment. Hahahahaha






Monday, December 5, 2011

STOMP! STOMP!

Last Saturday was a hectic day for me, attended mini convo for my Shariah Law certificate in the morning, had a power nap; the two of us in the car at parking lot KLCC for one solid hour, had lunch and we ran to KL Convention Centre to watch the much anticipated event for the year


STOMP' 11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Finally, I had the chance to score good seats for the show, much thanks to booTak for sponsoring :)

Erm, I dont think stomp need any introduction, eventhough I had it explained briefly in my previous post. All I can say is its freaking awesome and I dont mind killing good bucks in my wallet *cough* hubby's wallet *cough* for it

Off we go to Door 2 to enter and we ran into Nanayau and siapa lagi, BF nyer lah....


Bergambar seketika

To sum the show up, I like all parts of it. Be it the broom session, the sink session, the paper session and so on...

But my favourite one was this....


ZOMG! mcm terbang ok

and this one. this part was super awesome. I saw the front row there were 2 kids were enjoying themselves kengkonon mcm tgh bergendang jugak. SOOOO CUTEEEE!!!!







who said brooms cannot be entertaining meh?

They really managed to get the crowd cheering non stop, even for us to clap. They really got us involved, I like the part where they made us imitate what they did...super cute...

Its funky, and it has beats and even kids likes it. Im sure one day once we have our kid we will definitely bring them to this show. (if datang KL lagi la kan...)

STOMP, sila datang lagi ye.....


















Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Selamanya, selamanya, selamanya Harimau Malaya





We did it,
Harimau Muda!
Terima kasih kerana mengembalikan kegemilangan bola sepak malaysia. It was a very very good fight. 120mins on the field with limited recovery time after their match in semi were really challenging, but they made it
Despite tonnes of obstacles encountered prior the match, boo-ed by the spectators, Negaraku was not respected by them, our Jalur Gemilang burned by the Indonesians, alhamdulillah...Allah itu maha Kaya. Allah hanya menguji hambaNya yang mampu dan tabah mengatasinya

Harimau muda was under the great pressure during last night event, nonetheless they made through. I think i better stop giving such an obvious comment like Zainal Abidin...

TV Host: Apa pendapat abang zainal dan expectation abang zainal untuk separuh masa kedua ini dari aspek permainan?

Zainal: "Saya rasa team Harimau Muda akan bermain dengan lebih baik lagi dan lebih bersungguh- sungguh"

Duhhhhh...itu makcik milah pun leh comment kot

I watched this with my hubby and MIL last night, and the house filled with me screaming and shouting most of the time

"Aduhhh, FAKRI ni apsal ni?"
"Indon play act siot"
"Bodoh punya ref, bias ar"

Three common statements made by the three of us. I cant say the same for MIL, she did not say bodoh and all hahahahha its just me and hubby. Luckily mama werent shocked with it...

apa punya menantu daaaa...

Anyway, FAKRI was the contributing factor of my high blood pressure last night. For a moment, I googled his roots to know whether or not he has indonesian blood. Just in case...

The second factor was the rude and uncivilised Indonesian fans. Negaraku did not get the proper respect as it should. I agree, we pretty much did the same for Singapore National Anthem during the last World Cup qualifying but it wasnt that bad. At least we did not boo the anthem and there was no middle finger action showing up on the TV screen. How embarassing...

We ended up winning with penalty, even under such circumstances our Harimau Muda perseverence deserve a big fat thumbs up.



Congrats Harimau Muda. Walaupun KFCM kaki clubbing, takpelah!!! He's too good for us to bother about his sucky love life. hahahhaaha


Despite the bad treatments received by our players, our condolences to the family of 2 indonesians whom their lives ended during the match, after massive stampade happened at Section 15 of Gelora Bung Karno Stadium. The total turnout for yesterday's match was close to 100k, I believe bigger than what the stadium's capacity.





Semoga kejadian begini tidak akan berlaku di negara kita yang aman damai ini. Tanah tumpahnya darahku

Friday, November 18, 2011

Heartpumping shows



OMG, how awesome is this. STOMP is coming back to Malaysia and it is happening in Kuala Lumpur. Yeayyyyy!!!!

I missed their performance back in 2006 (or was it 2005). Could not make it that time and I was very very disappointed. When I read about it, excitedly ask booTak about it only to receive this from him...

"STOMP? Apa tu?"

Pfftttt, and he called himself happening guy. Chittt porraaahhh

To you, i mean you people who dont know what STOMP is, STOMP is a performance show with unstoppable energy and toe-tapping exuberance, and takes the clutter and junk of everyday life – bins, Zippo lighters and even the kitchen sink – and transforms it into a pulsating, witty, utterly irresistible theatrical event. Clearly this is the event that you don’t want to miss to see what all the noise is about!

Ticket is now on sale via TicketPro

Price ranging from RM168 to RM308. Since this is a noisy show, better get the middle seat for you not to be drown by the loud beat produced by those equipments

I am so very excited for this. Cant say the same for my husband as he is not all thrilled for it. Hahahaha. Whatever, this is the price that you have to pay for forcing me to watch Alamak Toyol and Abuya. (by the way these 2 movie sucks to the max so dont bother watching it at all. I shall write some review about it soon)

On another related note, I just found out about the Grand Finale of The Challenger MuayThai. Arghhhh and its tomorrow....




Can I get tickets still for this? Who wants to go with me? My treat!

Monday, November 14, 2011

Love her




I found this from Izrin's blog (which I think she found it from her friend's FB, so the credit should go the her friend's fb whom I guess found it from someone else FB and the list go on. Tengs)


Love her …when she sips on your coffee or tea. She only wants to make sure it tastes just right for you.

Love her…when she "pushes" you to pray. She wants to be with you in Jannah.

Love her…when she asks you to play with the kids. She did not "make" them on her own.

Love her...when she is jealous. Out of all the men she can have, she chose you

Love her…when she has annoying little habits that drives you nuts. You have them too.

Love her…when her cooking is bad. She tries.

Love her…when she looks dishevelled in the morning. She always grooms herself up again.

Love her…when she asks to help with the kids homework. She only wants you to be part of the home.

Love her...when she asks if she looks fat. Your opinion counts, so tell her she's beautiful.

Love her…when she looks beautiful. She's yours so appreciate her.

Love her...when she spends hours to get ready. She only wants to look her best for you.

Love her…when she buys you gifts you don't like. Smile and tell her it's what you've always wanted.

Love her…when she has developed a bad habit. You have many more and with wisdom and politeness you have all the time to help her change.

Love her…when she cries for absolutely nothing. Don't ask, tell her its going to be okay

Love her…when she suffers from PMS. Buy chocolate, rub her feet and back and just chat to her

Love her…when whatever you do is not pleasing. It happens and will pass

Love her…when she stains your clothes. You needed a new thobe (kurta) anyway

Love her…when she tells you how to drive. She only wants you to be safe.

Love her…when she argues. She only wants to make things right for both

Love her…she is yours. You don't need any other special reason!!!!


All this forms part of a Woman's Character. Women are part of your life and should be treated as the Queen.

The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) advised concerning the woman:

Treat the women well.



This post was written by a man. May Allah bless his marriage life for reminding other men to be what they are supposed to be.





Love,


Nana Ali

Friday, November 11, 2011

11.11.11

Today is the day,
The day where tonnes of wedding hall were booked years earlier,
The day where all tok kadi are fully booked,

The day where the newbies in the wedding industries get to shine themselves and tell the whole world that "hey, we are here and we are as good as the rest"

Three of my friends are getting married today, 2 are having their solemnization and one friend is getting her marriage registered today...


What a perfect date to get married,

Husband has no excuse to forget the date as it is pretty simple date,
and that is considered awesome.

I dont really have time to blog about our reception at felda on the deepavali day last 2 weeks, but I will do it soon once I receive the official picture from danialhaikal studio. But for now just some teaser...

Till then,









Love

Nana
 

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