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Thursday, June 18
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i was wrong about the next movie. apparently, i got the date wrong and Duplicity will only be showing on 2 July. what we did catch yesterday though was Taking of Pelham 123. personally for me, there wasn't a molecular chance of Travolta and Washington causing any bit disappointment, put together in a movie. true enough i was right. it wasn't a typical terrorist-attack movie, nor was it a bad-guy-badly-needs-hostage-money-for-some-psycho-purpose or bad-guy-simply-wants-to-take-over-the-world-plot either. Taking of Pelham 123's more like life's taboo; both the pro & antagonist found themselves in that grey area of good and bad. like there's always some good in bad deeds, and hidden bad deeds in what appears to be 'good'.

true, no?
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