Yes, okay, i know i still owe a write up on my India trip. I will get on to it, i promise with all my heart - just that, it's going to take a while.
Meanwhile, the most awaited movie EAT, PRAY, LOVE, which is based on Elizabeth Gilbert's book and her own true experience, is finally out in the cinemas since a week ago. I have not gone to watch it - i've only glanced through the book whilst I was in India - but i definitely will this week! I am very excited. Not because Julia Roberts stars in it--I think she really makes for a wonderful and charming pick for this kind of genre--but it's because the second part of Liz's (Julia) soul-searching journey involved a trip to India, and anything India fascinates me to no end. Talk anything India and all things India to me, I am sure to get all hyped up in ecstasy. :)
Normally, when a person wants to watch a particular movie, he or she will want to watch it with his or her own eyes and not want to know the plot of the movie beforehand or hear reviews of it from a person who has already watched the movie. Don't spoil the story for me, i would often hear.
But I am truly the opposite. I like to know everything beforehand. I don't really care if it would spoil my excitement because it doesn't matter to me if it did anyway, i'd still go watch the movie.
Because I know I will love EPL, i've gone to YouTube to watch some bits and pieces of the movie, the trailer and how the movie was made. Here it is, the making of EPL:
Meanwhile, the most awaited movie EAT, PRAY, LOVE, which is based on Elizabeth Gilbert's book and her own true experience, is finally out in the cinemas since a week ago. I have not gone to watch it - i've only glanced through the book whilst I was in India - but i definitely will this week! I am very excited. Not because Julia Roberts stars in it--I think she really makes for a wonderful and charming pick for this kind of genre--but it's because the second part of Liz's (Julia) soul-searching journey involved a trip to India, and anything India fascinates me to no end. Talk anything India and all things India to me, I am sure to get all hyped up in ecstasy. :)
Normally, when a person wants to watch a particular movie, he or she will want to watch it with his or her own eyes and not want to know the plot of the movie beforehand or hear reviews of it from a person who has already watched the movie. Don't spoil the story for me, i would often hear.
But I am truly the opposite. I like to know everything beforehand. I don't really care if it would spoil my excitement because it doesn't matter to me if it did anyway, i'd still go watch the movie.
Because I know I will love EPL, i've gone to YouTube to watch some bits and pieces of the movie, the trailer and how the movie was made. Here it is, the making of EPL:
Stories of my India trip would be next, I promise.
