Here’s looking at you, kid

Sha November 15, 2009 2

At times I would find that I could do the difficult things in life that needed to be done with much ease, if I were to pretend to be someone else.

Most of the time I would like imagine myself to be one of the characters from my favorite film noir movies. Visualization, and a vivid imagination I reckon are part of my array of ‘props’ when I get into such a situation.

I guess I attribute that to my penchant for melancholy and pessimism, the primary moods of a classic film noir. Yeah you might think it’s a bit weird hur, but hey at least I’m not acting it out loud for all to see.

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I was raised on classic rock and ballads, so forgive me if I'm not quite the trance, house music kinda guy. I can't sing, but I can croak, and yes I do take request, only for that special one. My life story is revealed in details with spunky disposition at this personal blog of mine. I'd like to meet honest people who are fun, outgoing, upfront and not stressed! People with clean bathroom, tree huggers will be given higher priority and more attention of course.

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Tita Lyn November 16, 2009 at 6:45 am - Reply

hi sha, other vintage movies you may wish to check out:

1. Citizen Kane
2. Breakfast at Tiffany;s
3. Bujang Lapok series
4. the original Ocean;s Eleven (with Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr)
5. Taxi Driver (Robert De Niro)
6. The Outsiders (Patrick Swayze, C Thomas Howell)
7. American Grafitti (Ron Howard)
- Uncle Sha November 16, 2009 at 8:27 am - Reply
  
  Hi fellow vintage movie fan!
  
  I’ve seen all on your list except “the original Ocean’s Eleven”.
  
  I will check it out soon! I love my movie nights!!
  
  Bujang Lapok is classic in local context kan, while the rest, great movies in their own right.