It was the day before the almost-two-week New Year holiday. Cheerful as I should have been, I was only feeling overwhelming stress. I assume this was not stimulated by the high expectation I held over my holiday although I did make big plans. Frankly, being the first possibility to be eliminated on the list, overexpectation was usually the case for me. But I trust my observation this time, at least for the prelimenary result. So, where does my depression come from? 
Big question. So it only adds to the burden trying to avoid it from happening, but I'm doing it anyway. What puzzles me was that there's zero clues left that I could have foreseen such a matter striking when I'd been over the top just one day before trying to figure out a master plan for this holiday. Satisfied I'd been to have given myself some guidelines to fill the gaps so that I need not improvise (I myself am not easily entertained in stressful moments, especially when the holiday clock is ticking).

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I may have belonged to this category -- Walking Depression. It's comforting

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The two got high and were wandering AIMLESSLY

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"A bunch of idiots bypassed all other possibilities to solve a simple 5+5 question and claimed themselves as heroes," that's what I thought when I left the cinema (I held on though. Feeling like a victory of some sort of contests which carry shameful consquences if you lose).
 

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(Digging for Harvey's quotes, most likely you'll have tons of them mirroring my point, but cocky statements tend to be ignored by cowards, or they don't seem to reach that state of mind to comprehend all that)
 

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(credits: 舍利/立場新聞)
 

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RedLetterMedia's school of thought insists that trailers repeat its pattern: establishing shot of a city ---> mysterious, cryptic, and vague lines ---> build up to silence ---> action montage ---> throw in a laser shotting into the sky ---> Title. Let's just say I'm focusing on those of the movies I'm keen on, and surely professionalism which can solely be found on the dedicated. Action films are OUT of the question. I've seen trailers that inspire viewers (whether watched the movie or not) with different expectation of what this story will be like, and honestly some, more or less, do some crappy "movies" (if they could call themselves that) a favor for their box office. 
Crimson Peak is like a pleasure, light reading in a summer's day (Not that it works for Hong Kong, humid and no breeze), thanks to Guillermo del Toro's effort to infuse visual or poetic beauty. Worth a watch. Skip the trailer, for its cheesy expression may turn you off.

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That jerking-off face goes down in history (his, apparently)

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5 Jan 2016
How should I put this? Remarkably stunning that is... a whole-day movie delight. First leading with inspiring Begin Again (glad that there's no preposterous romantic story line and there's Knightley's decent dressing), then perfectly satisfying main course Sherlock: The Abominable Bride, ending the day with cheerful Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse... and it's only half past three! Better to start the day early, huh?! You know what... in fact I was hoping I could order some more snack, or maybe something like this in front of me Burnt. Or another time. (Just as HK URBEX, I am not planning to tell my sources.)

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Well... (so much I would like to start with other things, "well" popped up. I guess it's my uncertainty to blog at this time, nearly the deadline of my final year project...) I'm in no hurry rushing to the finishing line. Things will be as they should, at least that's what I believe. Even my sister felt strange of me not focusing on work, and immersing myself in the time-out zone.

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Well... I thought registering a blog account would be such time-consuming process like what it used to be in the old days -- filling in numerous blanks as requested, answering questions in every aspect of life and so on. And thank God it turned out to be a 3-min thing, fast and convenient. OR it's simply me being way over the age to blog and trapped myself with an old-fashioned stereotyped image.
Anyways, as to why I blog, for anyone who might concern, especially the popularity of blogging started to fall these days in Hong Kong, I adore somewhere someone would like to read words more than to skim photos. Certainly I have no idea where it will lead me even though there is a lot I want to do... 

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