Just watched Inkheart!

Don't care if I'm late for that or what. Love it! Just realised I've always liked Brendan Fraser's movies (not that I've watched many). Basically I like movies (or I think so, always had a good time after watching one) but somehow I never follow the latest ones playing on cinemas. Not even bother to get the DVD. Why? Asking my bipolar self..
After this I'll look for Journey to the Centre of the Earth. And The Mummy...umm 6th? How many of the series are they?
O well. The reason I blog is that I'm impressed of the Inkheart's storyline.. Well much more about the characters. Hilarious :)
My favourite part is when Mo accused Dustfinger "selfish, repugnant, weak character!" Then Dustfinger pointed at his creator (the writer of the book he lived in), "Blame him, he made me that way!" Lol XD
It made me so sad that he supposed to be dead in that book he tried to go back into, that I almost promised myself not to kill any characters if I ever write.
Then I realised that is not possible. At all. Well.. How about I only kill the bad guys? No? What a cruel world. Writers are selfish. If it hurt so much to kill Sirius Black, then why she did it? To make the plot-swing, of course. Professionals shall have one of those. But I have one question. Why are there so many ghost characters in Harry Potter story but when we really wished for a dead character to come up again as a ghost, it's not allowed? At least made up a reasonable reason to fill this hole in readers heart.
I was a huge fan of Harry Potter until he becomes too famous that I can't afford buying the 7th book. When waiting for the price to be a bit friendlier, all the rich friends (and inconsiderate ones) had scattered the significant spoilers that I had no interest to read anymore. Up until now I never know the end of Harry Potter (but I pick Daniel Radcliffe over Robert Pattinson XD). And I've never read Twilight. Guess it's just my selfish gene: never like what the public make too much fuss about, unless I found it first ;P
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