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I miss my hamster!

2008-05-04T20:29:00.010+08:00

I love my hamster, unfortunately, they have gone..Everyday I'm crying..try to forget them, but i can't..so i dedicated to myself the memory with my lovely hamster, baby, boboy, teru and suki...love u forever...

FLOWERS WALLPAPER

2008-05-01T23:55:00.004+08:00

Hye! Thanks by stopping at my blog, please do come again...i really appreaciate it, i just wanna make my blog happenning..if you would like to give some advice o comment, i'm really like it...

GARDENS!

2008-04-25T12:20:00.005+08:00

The magic of a garden will be exposed with the harmonious combination of important elements of softscape and hardscape. A garden as an open relaxing area will surely be an adorable and favourite spot of yours.

GOTHIC STYLES!

2008-04-21T19:20:00.007+08:00

Gothic Graphic Collections
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CELINE DION'S CONCERT AT KL!

2008-04-20T20:20:00.006+08:00

Celine Dion performing like the ultimate entertainer that she is during her

concert at Stadium Merdeka on Sunday night.

The eager crowd that turned up for the Celine Dion concert

By MELODY L. GOH

With a kiss, a wink and stunning vocal prowess, Celine Dion stole the hearts of thousands of fans on Sunday night in Kuala Lumpur.

In her first concert in Malaysia, Canadian songbird Dion gave a rousing performance at the Stadium Merdeka, pleasing the crowd with every hit song. The concert was part of Dion’s Taking Chances World Tour; KL was the only South-East Asian venue on her list.

The show started at 8.50pm, shortly after the arrival of Yang di-Pertuan Agong Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin and Raja Permaisuri Agong Tuanku Nur Zahirah, accompanied by deputy prime minister Datuk Seri Mohd Najib Tun Razak and his wife Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor.

Perhaps a stickler for time, Dion, dressed in what looked more like fake leather sleeves (it’s actually a mini bolero), a glittery mini dress thigh-high black boots, performed one song after another without much pause in between. The singer took only a few short breaks, but even those times were filled with performances by her eight dancers and background singers. This is probably a reason why Dion is known as one of the hardest-working women in show business.

Dion, 40, left the polite banter to a minimum too – though she greeted the King and Queen, and thanked the audience for giving her another chance to perform after her initial postponement (the concert was originally scheduled on April 8). Of course, the singer also did the quintessential apa khabar and terima kasih (with good diction too!) bit during the show.

But what she didn’t say in words she made up for in her many exaggerated facial expressions, her criss-crossing arm movements, her playful winks and kisses and, of course, her great voice.

As Dion is known for performing with elaborate stage set-ups and special effects, visual effects in the form of video clips played a big role in her KL show. In a way, the videos set the mood for every part of the show (the concert had five parts) – Rock, Passion, Fashionista, Soul and a Queen Tribute.

Yes, Dion paid tribute to Queen and gave a heartfelt dedication to the band’s late lead singer, Freddie Mercury. She sang a short version of We Will Rock You, which the crowd – young and old – promptly joined in, as well as The Show Must Go On.

On stage with the singer at all times were no fewer than 10 musicians, including a violinist/acoustic guitarist extraordinaire, a pianist, a keyboardist, three other guitarist, a drummer and a female timpani-cymbal-chime-bongo player! Her only male background vocalist, Barnev Valsaint, played double duty during the duet I’m Your Angel, singing the part of R. Kelly beautifully. Valsaint also did a medley of upbeat songs during the Soul part of the concert, paving the way for Dion’s It’s a Man’s World.

Although one would expect a Celine Dion concert to be filled with many sing-along moments (after all, the most popular karaoke songs are by her), that didn’t quite happen on Sunday. Luckily enough, Dion only coaxed the crowd to sing with her on a few songs, and even that was kept short. But far from it being a diva trait, the reason for that was simple enough – nobody in the crowd could sing like Dion. Not even the talented Datuk Siti Nurhaliza, who was seated at the VVIP area with husband Datuk Khalid Mohd Jiwa.

On many occasions during the 100-minute concert, Dion proved why she is considered one of today’s top vocalists in the world. She hit all the high notes in songs like Power of Love, It’s All Coming Back to Me Now, To Love You More, and especially on Eric Carmen’s All By Myself, without sounding overdone or too screechy, a la Mariah Carey. The clarity and quality of her voice was so good you could hear the “Ooohs” and “Waahs” (this is Malaysia, after all) from the appreciative audience.

However, though all those high notes showed off Dion’s vocal capabilities, it was the slow and intimate moments that made Dion a true performer. She has a knack for engaging her fans through her songs, and making each one feel like she truly is singing just for them.

On tracks like the Linda Perry-penned My Love, Dion, who was on her knees throughout most of the song, sang in a soft tone, almost like making an emotional plea to the heavens. She did say that the song included her own prayer anyway. On Think Twice, the long-forgotten ballad with the sexy electric guitar riffs, Dion started off with her familiar breathy singing style and finished with a more assertive pitch. To end the song, Dion leaned her body on her guitarist and laid her head on his shoulders, much to the crowd’s delight.

The singer also performed a French tune, something she said is a must in each of her concert. Pour Que tu M’aimes Encore, or in English If That’s What it Takes (which was featured on Dion’s 1996 Falling Into You album), is described as a “signature” song for Dion, one that helped form her earlier Francophone music career.

Dion’s “last” song prior to her encore was another old tune, the Gospel-inspired Love Can Move Mountains. When the song ended, some of the crowd actually started walking out of the stadium! Perhaps these unknowing few weren’t that familiar with Dion’s music, but it really wouldn’t be a Celine Dion concert without a performance of quite possibly the biggest pop ballad of the last decade now, wouldn’t it?

The song in question is of course, My Heart Will Go On, a number that really doesn’t need much introduction. After doing Tina Turner’s River Deep Mountain High for her first encore number, Dion went backstage and let her dancers entertain for a bit. When one of her background vocalists started playing the familiar flute intro of My Heart Will Go On, Dion returned to centre stage with a flowy yellow strapless gown, ready to literally end the night on a grand note.

As the song trailed off into the night, Dion and her crew gracefully took a bow to a rousing applause and standing ovation. Blowing kisses in the air, Dion gave one final wink and walked off to be with her husband Rene Angelil, all done with her day’s work.

Celine Dion Concert at KL 2008 - Opening

Celine Dion Concert at KL 2008 - My Heart Will Go On

WHY BOYS LIE ABOUT....

2008-04-19T23:55:00.004+08:00

The clue to your man’s behaviour could lie in his teenage conditioning, writes Matthew Whyman.

their size

“No one would admit that his penis is small,” laughs John, a15-year-old I know. It’s because boys have to be bigger and better than each other at everything — including the trouser content area.

Though penis size doesn’t really vary much from one boy to the next, sadly, we still buy into the stupid myth that the bigger the penis, the better boyfriend we’ll make.

deal with it Tell your guy that there is more to life than the size of his penis – like the size of his personality.

their kissing history

If boys were to be believed, we’d all be natural born kissers. It’s a fear of seeming inexperienced that prompts us to tell fibs about our talent for puckering up. It’s a shame, because there’s nothing more attractive to you girls than a little honesty. “One guy I know came clean and admitted that he’d never been kissed,” says another 15 year-old. “Six girls offered to change that!”

deal with it Try to ignore his snog stories.What matters is that he puts his heart into kissing you.

losing their virginity

Lying about our kissing experience is a warm-up for when people ask us whether we’ve “done it” yet. “As soon as one boy says he’s lost his virginity, nobody admits they’re a long way from losing theirs,” says Cedric, 16. We rush into sex, only to realise that being a virgin is no big deal.deal with it Never be pressured into sex. If he thinks you’re special, he’ll wait until you’re ready.

how far they’ve gone

"My girlfriend would slay me if she knew this,” blushes George, 18. “But I told my friends we were having sex before we’d even kissed!” George isn’t alone. Again, we tell this massive lie to avoid being singled out as less than perfect lovers. “I was worried if I told them the truth they’d ask me why I hadn’t made a move on her yet,” adds George.

deal with it Make it clear to your man that if he makes up stories about how far you’ve gone together you’ll put the record straight — in public!

being cool

“I told a girl whom I liked that I was a top club DJ,” laughs Nathan, 19. “She seemed to be really impressed. Then at her friend’s party, she invited me to spin the music!” Let’s face it, how many guys do you know who admit to collecting stamps or birdwatching? If our hobby is uncool, it’ll remain secret. Instead, we’ll serve up something sexier to boost our appeal.

deal with it Remind him that being cool starts with being proud to stand out from the crowd. Who cares if his hobby is collecting model cars? It won’t change your feelings – the only thing that will do that is if you find out he’s been lying.

NIMS ISLAND FILM REVIEW

2008-04-19T23:39:00.003+08:00

by Max Koh
18 April 2008

Title:
Nim’s Island

Cast:
Abigail Breslin, Jodie Foster, Gerard Butler, Alphonso McAuley and Michael Carman

Genre:
Adventure, Fantasy

Review:

The last time we saw Gerard Butler in ‘300’, it was hard not to turn our attention away from his rock-solid abs and witty one-liners. He had the character down pat, playing King Leonidas who led 300 Spartans to defend their Greek state from the impending armies of King Xerxes in the Battle of Thermopylae.

In his latest movie ‘Nim’s Island’, Butler sheds his masculine posturing and them perfectly sculpted six packs to take on a doting and fatherly role. But worry not ladies, he is one hot paternal figure. And wait till you hear his lilting Scottish accent ...

Butler, however, isn’t the only one with the charms in the movie. There is his young female co-star, Breslin. She has certainly grown in dramatic strength since mesmerising us with her performance in ‘Little Miss Sunshine’. She holds her own when sharing screen time with Hollywood heavyweight Foster and her chemistry with Butler comes across as heartfelt and genuine. (Those who love Breslin must also catch ‘Definitely Maybe’ where she stars alongside Ryan Reynolds and Academy Award winner Rachel Weisz.)

Breslin plays the 11-year-old titular character who lives with her marine biologist dad Jack (Butler) on a secret island somewhere near Borneo. Even though they are the only two people on the island, they are self-sufficient and lead a simple but contented life. Jack has his research while Nim has her animal friends – a dancing seal, squeaking lizard and a smart pelican – coupled with her vivid imagination to keep her company.

When her father goes missing at sea, Nim enlists the help of her favourite author, Alex Rover (Foster), whom she imagines to be some adventure-seeking Indiana Jones-like character. Unfortunately, Rover turns out to be a neurotic writer who is apprehensive even about stepping out of the house to get her mail and is afraid of almost everything under the sun.

When Nim’s plea for help becomes desperate – she has to defend her island from

opportunists who wants to turn the island into a tourist attraction – Rover decides it’s time to conquer her fears and help her little fan. At the same time, Jack struggles to get back to his daughter.

Foster steps out from her usual strong female characters to play the reclusive Rover, which she does with much aplomb. Who would have thought that Foster possesses great comic timing and her antics would easily get the kids laughing aloud. It is a wonderful change seeing her in a comedy after the string of tough roles in ‘Panic Room’ and ‘The Brave One’.

While the actors were great in their roles, the storyline unfortunately loses steam halfway with its uninteresting subplots. Thankfully, it picks up towards the end. So be prepared to find ways to ‘sedate’ (no, I didn’t say that) your boisterous kids during those boring parts for the sake of other patrons in the cinema.

The film was shot mostly in Australia with scenic views of the island. Drawing influences from the children’s book it is based on, the film also boasts some very charming storybook-like visuals at the start of the movie. It lends a nice touch to the film and should definitely appeal to the kids.

Nim’s Island’ is a light-hearted children affair that will appeal to kids aged eight and below with its saccharine storyline infused with moral values. Families with young kids can go no wrong with this. However, those with older children would have better luck with ‘The Spiderwick Chronicles’ or ‘Horton Hears A Who!’

And if you really want to see Butler, go buy the ‘300’ DVD instead. This is a kid’s show, so don’t expect a half-naked Butler showing off his abs, even though the premise of Butler getting wet and stranded on a boat in the middle of the sea sounds enticing. But I am disappointed to announce that it doesn’t happen here. So, get your fix somewhere else.

Did You Know?During shooting, Breslin forced Butler to fill up a jar with coins whenever he used a bad word. The money was later donated to charity. How adorable!

REAL MEN TELL HOW TO MEET MR RIGHT

2008-04-19T21:52:00.004+08:00

by Paul Millman

3 April 2008

If you are getting all the dates you want, with exactly the men you want, then you don’t need to read this. However, if that’s not the case, then we have a game plan to help. We are not psychologists, social workers, or professional matchmakers (I am a partner in an engineering firm and “The Guys” are a mailman, a bond trader, a physician, an artist, a cardiologist, an attorney, a software developer, a contractor and an accountant). We offer practical advice based on our years of dating experience and the experiences of our friends and colleagues.

Following our advice will not miraculously bring 50 eligible men to your doorstep. However, over time, it will increase the odds that you’ll meet and marry the man of your choice.

1. Get out and about

You may think your chances of meeting a man on the elevator or in the supermarket are small, but your chances of meeting a man in your living room are zero.

2. Be bold … break your usual mould

Many of our female friends have confided to us that the man they ultimately married did not “fit the mould” that they had always envisioned. And they were not disappointed. Don’t rule out the man across the room because he doesn’t conform to your preconceived notion of what your future husband should look like.

3. See past a man’s good looksBe optimistic.

Oddly enough, there is no correlation between a man’s attractiveness and his opinion about you.

4. Get in the groove of making the first move

You may be weary of pickup lines and unsolicited gestures. However, most men are flattered when a woman makes the first move. Think of the approaches that you find tiresome. Men often find these very same gestures charming and flattering because they so rarely encounter them. So if it suits your temperament, take the extra step. Send over a drink in a restaurant. Say “hi’ to the guy walking his dog in front of your building or across the room at a party.

5. Get naked in public

Women use many protective devices – dark sunglasses and even the company of other men and women – to shield themselves in public. If you shed these devices, you enhance the likelihood that you’ll be approached by men who would otherwise be discouraged by these barriers.

6. Always be open when a guy closes in

You can almost always tell when an overture is coming. If you’re interested, be friendly. If you even think you might be interested, be friendly enough to keep your options open until you decide one way or the other. Here’s an example: A male friend of ours has a “patented” method for meeting women at the beach. He approaches a woman on her blanket, and while maintaining a respectful distance, mentions that he is on his way to the food concession and asks if she would like him to bring back anything for her. If he gets a response like, “No, thank you,” he assumes disinterest, but if a woman responds something like “Oh, that’s sooo nice of you to offer. I don’t want anything, but I really appreciate your asking. Feel free to stop by on the way back to your blanket…,” her interest is clearly expressed and he will pursue her.

7. Interpret his body language

If you’re initiating a conversation in a public place, such as a restaurant or supermarket, avoid putting the man in a potentially uncomfortable situation. Don’t violate norms of personal space. Especially if you’re making the first move, leave him some breathing room. Know when the encounter is over – be sensitive to his body language and verbal clues.

8. Absolutely, positively don’t talk negatively

Don’t begin a conversation on a negative note. If you’re at a party and see a man that interests you, don’t say, “You look uncomfortable here,” or refer to the rest of the guests as “misfits” because they may very well be his friends Try a positive approach like: “My friend and I have a bet about your tie. She says it’s Armani, I think it’s Polo. Can you settle it for us?”

9. If he’s remote, pass him a note

Note-passing can be a useful technique. Say you’re in a restaurant and you see a man you think you’d like to meet, but he’s unapproachable because he’s with another woman, or is part of a larger group. If your instincts tell you he’s available, write a simple note that identifies you and leave a phone number for further contact. Ask your waiter to deliver the note at a discreet moment. You may be pleasantly surprised.

10. Score some points by being athletic

Stick to your strengths in sports. If you’re a fastball hitter and you swing at curve balls, for instance, your batting average will likely plummet. 11. Try to say hi, even if you’re shy As a rule, men are always trying to meet women, so a woman can use the momentum of a man’s mating instinct to her own advantage. The slightest bit of encouragement on your part will usually sustain the man’s pursuit.

12. Remember, the eyes have it

When you meet a man and you’re not sure if he’s interested, encourage him – smile, look directly into his eyes, and appear intrigued by what he’s saying.

13. Work on your body language when you work out

Don’t wear headphones at the gym. They send the signal that you’re unapproachable.

14. Get in the swing of meeting men at the beach

Before you plunk your blanket down, give some thought to sitting near men you want to meet and anticipating where attractive men will camp out. If you are athletic, or like athletic men, you might want to locate your blanket near a volleyball or touch-football game. At most beaches equipped with rest rooms, the territory near the facilities tends to be dominated by families with children. The single population generally occupies the territory farther away. Or the following technique works if you arrive at the beach during low tide. Spot an interesting man whose blanket is located near the waterline, then strategically locate your blanket directly behind his, with enough room to allow for the impending rise in tide. When the tide comes in, he will be forced to relocate his blanket in your vicinity giving you a reason to say hello.

15. Stand alone when you’re out in a crowd

At social gatherings, don’t cluster in large groups of five or six women. Men would rather walk barefoot across hot coals than brave rejection in front of a half dozen women.

16. Position yourself for meeting men

Work in tandem with a girlfriend. If you’re at a party and there’s a man that interests you, have your friend walk over and position herself near him. A few moments later, saunter over, give your friend a big hello, and presto, you’re within conversational distance. At this point, you can hope he begins a conversation with you, or you can initiate one.

17. At a party, circulate, but don’t aggravate a guy you like

Think about how you’d feel if you’d just given your telephone number to a man and five minutes later you see him exchanging phone numbers with another woman. So don’t put yourself in a situation where a man can easily observe you dispensing your phone number to multiple men.

18. Throw a party and catch a man

A party provides the perfect opportunity to widen the net, and it’s the perfect excuse to approach men you might not otherwise approach. For example, invite the interesting guy you’ve seen at the supermarket 20 times before. He’ll be flattered, and will probably accept your invitation. Even if he doesn’t, you’ll have broken the ice, and he may even ask you out.

19. Use your car to get in gear with guys

Men sometimes approach a woman driving an automobile, asking questions such as, “What year and model is it? Is your transmission standard or automatic?” In most cases, the man has no real interest in the car you’re driving. He’s interested in you!

20. Be discreet (about your single status) to the men you meet

While you may be focused on meeting men, don’t reveal your focus to the men you meet. Avoid asking questions like “Where do you meet people?” or “I’ve been thinking of joining the Global Gym. What’s the male-to-female ratio there?”

21. Make it obvious a male friend is not a lover

When you’re out with a group of friends that include both men and women, make it clear to eligible men that you are, in fact, available. Initiate contact using your eyes, your smile, or by starting a conversation with that potential suitor.

SERAM 'JELMA'

2008-04-18T20:58:00.009+08:00

Jelma: Episod 1

Wak Jang memberikan azimat pelaris perniagaan kepada Rosli serta memberi penerangan terperinci tentang cara menggunakan azimat ini. Wak Jang memberikan jampi serapah untuk dihafal oleh Rosli. Apakah maksud disebalik jampi serapah yang diberikan itu?

Jelma: Episod 2

Semasa Azizah tidur di biliknya, Rosli berada di sebuah bilik lain yang dikeliling lilin-lilin merah dan membaca jampi serapah di dalam lingkaran bulatan yang dilukisnya. Dia melukakan tapak tangan dan menitiskan darah ke atas patung azimat. Angin bertiup kencang sehingga membuka semua tingkap dan bilik di rumah. Lelaki itu menghampiri Azizah dan meletakkan tangannya yang berkedut dan berkuku hitam ke atas perut Azizah.

Jelma: Episod 3

Azizah kesakitan untuk bersalin. Air ketuban Azizah pecah dan dia terkejut dari tidurnya. Rosli memegang erat tangan isterinya yang menahan kesakitan menolak bayi keluar. Suasana bilik bersalin menjadi begitu busuk dan memualkan. Rosli tiba-tiba keluar dari bilik bersalin itu...

Jelma: Episod 4

Dr. Mulyani dan seorang jururawat terpaksa berhadapan dengan Azizah yang tiba-tiba mengalami tumpah darah. Azizah yang masih lemah, tiba-tiba duduk tegak dan bersuara. Jururawat dan Dr. Mulyani yang panik cuba melepaskan diri dari bilik tetapi pintu dan intercom gagal berfungsi...

Jelma: Episod 5

Doktor Mengesahkan kematian Azizah kepada Rosli. Dalam keadaan sedih, Rosli mengimbas kembali saat arwah Azizah menyatakan kebimbangan yang dialaminya kepada Rosli dahulu. Satu malam Rosli sedang tidur, tiba-tiba dia tersedar Azizah muncul di sebelahnya...

Jelma: Episod 6

Rosli tersedar dari mimpi. Dia bersyukur kerana keadaan ngeri itu hanya mimpi. Namun sejurus menghembuskan nafas lega, dia terlihat satu bungkusan di hadapannya. Sebaik saja dia memegang bungkusan itu, dua jelma muncul lalu menerkam Rosli...

Jelma: Episod 7

Restoran milik Rosli sibuk dengan pelanggan. Rosli membuka laci di kaunter, kelihatan azimat yang berbungkus kuning. Di sekolah, Reza sedang belajar bersama rakan sekelasnya manakala Mak Tom berada dirumah mengemas bilik Reza, tetapi ada sesuatu yang misteri di bilik tersebut...

Jelma: Episod 8

Mak Tom yang ketakutan akibat kehilangan patung Reza secara tiba-tiba berlari keluar dari bilik Reza. Di tadika pula, Reza yang baru menikmati waktu rehatnya sambil bermain anak patung kesayangannya diganggu oleh kawan sekelasnya Zizi...

Jelma: Episod 9

Nenek sudah tiba di rumah Rosli bersama Halimah. Dia berniat hendak menjodohkan Rosli dengan seorang gadis yang warak. Sementara itu di sekolah, Zizi dan Airin sedang bermain dengan mainan yang dirampas dari Reza. Tanpa diduga, jemlaan lelaki muncul membantunya...

Jelma: Episod 10

Reza kurang senang bila Rosli memberitahunya nenek sudah ada di rumah. Kedatangan nenek untuk membincangkan calon isteri kepada Rosli. Reza makin berang bila nenek menyuarakan niat hendak mengajarnya mengaji Muqadam dan dalam diam dia berdendam dengan nenek...

Jelma: Episod 11

Malam itu, Reza tidak menjangkakan yang nenek akan membaca Surah Yassin sehingga dia menjerit kepanasan. Reza tidur di bilik ayahnya pada malam itu, tetapi apabila malam makin berlalu, nenek pula diganggu...

Jelma: Episod 12

Semasa bersarapan, Reza yang sudah sihat sangat gembira bila Rosli berjanji akan membawanya ke restoran dan membelikannya barang mainan. Tiba-tiba, mereka berdua dikejutkan dengan jeritan ngeri dari Mak Tom...

Jelma: Episod 13

Ahli keluarga meninggalkan pusara nenek seorang demi seorang. Rosli duduk murung di pusara sambil ditemani kakaknya Halimah dan abang iparnya, Rashid. Manakala Mak Tom pula bersama Reza menunggu di dalam kereta. Tiba-tiba, Mak tom terdengar Reza bercakap dengan sesorang...

EVOLUSI: KL DRIFT

2008-04-18T00:50:00.004+08:00

Directed by :Syamsul YusofStarring : Fasha Sandha, Farid Kamil, Syamsul Yusof, Diana Danielle, Aaron Aziz, Ikram DinzlyDistributed by : Skop Productions Sdn Bhd, Grand Brilliance Sdn Bhd.

Evolusi KL Drift is a Malaysian action film influenced by The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. The film is scheduled to open in Malaysia on 3 April 2008. The movie tells the story of Zack and Sham, close friends who share a passion for drift racing. Though the sport is popular with men, Zack’s girlfriend (played by Fasha Sandha) took up the sport and became competitive in it. Two other racers, Joe and Karl, feel threatened by their female counterpart and their inability to convince others to join the sport, leading to a showdown race between Zack and Joe.

Sinopsis: Evolusi KL Drift

Zack dan Sham adalah dua nama yang sinonim dengan istilah keakraban. Hubungan sebagai dua sahabat karib yang sama-sama berkongsi hobi dan minat dalam perlumbaan kereta `drift’. Kelazimannya bidang perlumbaan kereta `drift’ didominasi oleh golongan maskulin tetapi ianya tidak menghalang Fasha, teman wanita Zack untuk memecahkan monopoli itu dan menjadikannya sebagai satu hobi yang dikira `daring’ dan agresif. Diari kehidupan Fasha di masa lampau agak mengecewakan kerana pernah menjalani kehidupan yang mengkhayalkan akibat daripada pengaruh yang negatif.

Rentetan daripada sejarah kehidupan Fasha yang telah mengakibatkan krisis identitinya mendorong Zack lebih bersikap protektif terhadap pergaulan Fasha. Perjalanan kehidupan Fasha telah dikongkong bagi menghalangnya daripada bergaul semula dengan golongan yang pernah menjerumuskan Fasha ke lembah yang tidak sihat.Dalam mengharungi pergolakan hubungan antara Zack dan Fasha secara tidak langsung Sham telah bertindak sebagai orang tengah dalam menyelesaikan dilema yang melanda mereka berdua.

Dalam kesibukan melegakan pergolakan Zack dan Fasha, rupa-rupanya dalam diam dan tanpa disedari telah lahir bibit-bibit cinta dalam diri Sham terhadap Fasha. Namun perasaan itu terpaksa diketepikan kerana tidak mahu merosakkan hubungan akrabnya dengan Zack. Di sebalik kekalutan ini, Joe dan Karl merasa tercabar apabila kegiatan mereka dalam menjerumuskan anak-anak muda yang meminati bidang lumba kereta `drift’ ke alam yang mengkhayalkan dihalang oleh Zack dan rakan-rakannya.

Maka bagi menyelesaikan masalah yang timbul antara Zack dan Joe mereka yelah membuat keputusan untuk berlumba kereta yang dianggap sebagai satu ekspresi bagi melepaskan keegoan masing-masing. Sementara itu hubungan Sham dan Fasha semakin intim. Perasaan Zack yang menyedari hubungan ini mula bergolak. Keadaan menjadi lebih kalut apabila Zack dikejutkan dengan satu tragedi menimpa rakannya angkara Joe dan Karl. Tamat.. nak lagi gi panggung…

Filem Hebat Skop Production :

Aku telah selesai tonton pelancaran filem ini tadi. Ceritanya agak menarik juga berbanding dari Filem Impak Maksima yang sebelum ini. Tiada lihat kereta kartun lagi, ia menggunakan “real drifting” dan tidak menggunakan teknologi CGI. Aku rasa jika pergi tonton filemni, puas hati jugaklah sebab dia punya ”ending” boleh tahan dan ada “moral story”. Jalan cerita menarik, penuh dengan aksi dan tidak membosankan. Tapi Aku rasa pada permulaan cerita yang bab drifting tu, camera dia macam agak kelam kabut sikit. Tapi lama-kelamaan barulah pergerakan camera dia nampak”smooth”. Selaintu cerita ini tidak guna skrip macam Drama atau Filem Sembilu atau filem Datuk Yusuf Haslam yang lalu, so tak yah risaulah kalau nak tengok cerita ni. Cerita ni 100% untuk remaja. Tiada watak mak-mak ke bapak bapak ke… Bagi aku layan jugak !! Beri temukan jugalah untuk filem ini.. huhuhuh..

FILEM CONGKAK

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Kisahnya bermula apabila Kazman serta isterinya Sufiah mengambil keputusan bercuti bersama dua anaknya, Lisa dan Ely di sebuah banglo di tepi tasik. Kazman sudah berjanji dengan seorang kawannya untuk membeli banglo tersebut sebagai persinggahan semasa bercuti. Pelbagai peristiwa pelik berlaku sepanjang perjalan mereka termasuk kehilangan telefon bimbitnya.

Setibanya mereka di banglo tersebut, peristiwa yang semakin pelik turut terjadi. Sufiah cuba meyakinkan Kazman untuk keluar dari rumah tersebut tetapi tidak diendahkan. Kazman tetap berkeras untuk membeli rumah tersebut kerana sudah berjanji dengan kawannya.

Sufiah sentiasa merasakan ada makhluk sedang memerhatikannya. Salah seorang anak mereka, Lisa setiap malam akan turun ke sebuah bilik gelap untuk bermain congkak dengan seseorang yang hanya boleh dilihat olehnya seorang. Sufiah yang tidak boleh bersabar dengan perkara itu telah membuang congkak tersebut ke dalam tasik. Lisa juga sentiasa bermain di tepi belukar di belakang rumah kerana kawannya tinggal di situ sehingga Kazman perasan Lisa bermain menghadap kubur lama.

Pada malam keesokannya, Sufiah dikejutkan lagi dengan bunyi congkak tersebut dari bilik yang sama. Apabila Sufiah pergi melihat, dilihatnya seorang tua sedang bemain congkak tersebut. Semakin lama peristiwa yang berlaku semakin pelik dan menyeramkan sehingga pada malam ketiga kedua-dua anaknya telah hilang dan Sufiah didapati tidur di siling bilik.

Pak Tua, penduduk paling lama di kampung itu telah pergi ke rumah tersebut untuk menyelamatkan keluarga Kazman dan mencari Ely dan Lisa.

Apakah sejarah sebenar banglo tersebut dan dapatkan Sufiah diselamatkan serta berjayakah Ely dan Lisa ditemui semula. Segalanya bakal terungkai dalam sebuah lagi filem seram terbitan Metrowealth (MIG), CONGKAK.