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I found 2 more cerita that I loved and still love.

-i- ''sakamichi no apollon''/kids on the slope

This show, daebak! hehe. I love the storyline. I love the character. I love the ending. Hey, I'm a fan of bittersweet-end and despite sometime I'll wishywishy for happyendinglovestory, but sometimes when the story involving teens and loves and future and friendship, I like it that the ending tells you life-goes-on-puppylove-don't-last-and-eventually-people-change-and-move-on-one-day-you-look-back-blablablabla. But there is important message that, no matter how heartbroken you are, how you wish things won't change with family, friends or your life, well it did change and it will continue as long as you live. The question here is, how you deal with that?


-ii- larry crowne, with the 'E'

Call me ketinggalan but yes, I just watched this today., and I have to say this is going to be in my I-need-a-light-and-easy-movie list, together with sleepless in Seattle, you've got mail *no, i'm not a fanatic fan of TomHanks*, leap year, love actually, pride and prejudice and blablabla, *the list is ongoing*. Okey, back to Lance Corona,  owh, I mean Mr Crowne, the movie is very light. No  backstabbing friends or the spoiled-popular/rich or those problem-yg-buat-sakit-kepala! :) and owh the movie is actually bg pengajaran on 'the importance of education' *tepuktangan* :p


" When some part of a story carves something in your minds, you know that you will forever remember it." 
*I found it in a blog when I read a review about an anime, and  I just rephrase it.*

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