Weeeellll... I'm alone. Hmmmm....

When I was at high school, I used to complain to myself that my classmates were a bungch of bumbling idiots. I really didn't want to be in their company. That changed in fourth year, though. But still, I wanted to get away from them because I feel like an alien among them...

Well, look at me now. I crave for their company. It's horrible knowing that your lifelong friends have started a great climb (college) in their life without you.... and you yourself haven't even started yet. Seriously, how long is my summer going to be?

Anyways, last Saturday, I went to Alabang Town Center and watched The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. Boy, it was AWESOME!! Aslan is so awesome, Anna Poppewell (the girl who plays Susan) looks cute (hey, it's just a crush. I'm still in love with Miley and I will always and forever will be!), and the epic war at the end was so grand and fantastic! "I'd give it a two-thumbs up, but I don't wannna let go of my bucket [of popcorn]." -Roxy, Hanna Montana.

SPOILER ALERT!!

Anyways, I couldn't help but notice some aspects in the movie that seems to have come from the Bible. For example, when Aslan breathes life into people. Sounds the sort of thing you would read in Genesis. And the part in the war scenes where that giant water form drowned the Telmarine soldiers. Kinda similar to when Moses led the Hebrews away from Egypt by crossing the Red Sea. The sea parted and made way for Moses and the Hebrews, but they closed on the Egyptians, drowning them. And the water figure seemed to look like Jesus...

Contrary to the Biblical inclinations, the movie is darker and more mature than the last one. The Telmarine invasion, which has great action, is a very intense scene. Taking over Miraz's stronghold was, I can see, hard work. The part where the minotaur fell down while he was opening the gates open was very dramatic. Those poor Narnians....

Now, one character really stood out to me: Susan. I dunno, she makes me feel the same way I feel when I look at Miley's pictures, but at a lower scale. There's a certain yearning inside me that day to skip the scenes where she's not present. It's like I have a crush on her. I even got jealous when Caspian kissed her (scumbag!). Hang on, it's just a crush. I still want MILEY!!!

So, all in all a great movie. Now, I gotta go to bed. Still have stuff to do.