I would just like to share the movie poster that I came across http://www.imdb.com/ when I was surfing for upcoming movies for 2009. Enjoy!!!

Here is the first official trailer of New Moon first shown in MTV Movie Awards, Enjoy!!!
Hello! Its been a while since I last saw you guys! This blog talks about anything I want to share, I had experienced and are experiencing with regards to life, love, disappointments, sadness, success, and whatever. Please feel free to read, comment, react or suggest... E-mail me at jonas_mclaren321@yahoo.com Have fun reading as much as I had fun posting..... Enjoy!!!!

Wicked Lovely is the first novel in a series about a world where faeries and mortals intermingle. The story introduces Aislinn, a teen who can see the faeries around her, but who has been taught all her life to pretend not to see them. When Keenan, the faery Summer King, enters her life, he poses a threat to Aislinn's family, friends, and future.
The prologue begins by retelling a scene from Wicked Lovely where Leslie walks into a tattoo shop with Irial, King of the Dark Court, narrated from Irial's point of view. The first chapter then shows Leslie preparing for a normal day of school, and it is revealed that she is being neglected by her alcoholic father and that her brother, Ren, is a drug addict. When Leslie reaches school, Aislinn, the protagonist from Wicked Lovely, is shown to have adjusted well to her new life, and Leslie is suspicious of the changes.
Edison Koon-Hei Chen (陳冠希) is a Hong Kong-based Canadian Chinese film actor, rapper, Cantopop singer, model, record producer, fashion designer, and a pop icon. Chen is also the founder of CLOT Inc., and the CEO of Clot Media Division Limited. His native language is English, and he speaks a little Cantonese, Mandarin, and Japanese, which allows him to be a part of multiple entertainment industries around the world. - From Wikipedia
As mom and I were surfing the web, particularly in http://www.yesasia.com/, to my surprise, he has a new DVD coming out this coming May 27, 2009. This new DVD is entitled "The Sniper". He is one of the main cast in this movie. I am hoping this is comeback. I can't wait to get hold of a copy of the new DVD.
e, she knows she's interacted with faeries since she was little--but she never imagined she was one of them, her blond Asian human appearance only a magically crafted cover-up for her true, green-skinned pixie self. First-time author Holly Black explores Kaye's self-discovery and dual worlds in her riveting, suspenseful novel Tithe: A Modern Faerie Tale. The book has its faults: it slips into shock-value mode; the descriptions are often overwritten (sunset on the water looks like the sun slit his wrists in a bathtub); the language is overly, unnecessarily explicit; and the writing often unpolished. Still, the story's pull is undeniable, and readers under its spell will be hard-pressed to put the book down.
r mother fooling around, she runs away to New York City. There she falls in with a small group of teens who live in the subway tunnels. But there is something more to their stories than that of normal street kids. When Valerie begins to notice odd things about the deliveries they make, and when she meets Ravus, a troll, she understands that there is an entire world that she has never known existed–the world of Faerie. Valerie and her friends begin to steal from Ravus's deliveries, using the Never that he provides to the faeries as a drug. But those who receive the deliveries are being found dead. Is Ravus the poisoner or could it be another of the fantastic creatures they have met? This dark fantasy includes drug use and strong language, but beneath its darkness readers find well-rendered characters, a gripping plot, and pure magic.–Tasha Saecker, Caestecker Public Library, Green Lake, WI Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
in the midst of the malevolent Unseelie Court, pixie Kaye is sure of only one thing -- her love for Roiben. But when Kaye, drunk on faerie wine, declares herself to Roiben, he sends her on a seemingly impossible quest. Now Kaye can't see or speak to Roiben unless she can find the one thing she knows doesn't exist: a faerie who can tell a lie.
I was never a fan of the Star Trek series and I never actually know anything about this sci-fi series. I always compare it to Star Wars, which happens to be one of my favorites, and I always say Star Trek is incomparable to Star Wars. Until recently, when Aileen and I watched the movie in Promenade, Greenhills.
At first, I was kinda hesitant to watch the movie since I am really clueless what Star Trek is and it gives me this feeling that I will not fully understand the movie. I tried reading the write-ups on the internet about the movie and I stumbled upon a statement stating: "If you've never been a fan, you will be when you watch this movie!" This gives me a sudden gush of excitement. The whole day I was thinking of watching the movie and I did. From the time it started until I saw the credits, I never realized the movie is about 2 hrs and 15 mins long. It was that exciting. The entertainment value as well as the cinematic effects were amazing as well. It felt I was part of the crew of the USS Enterprise wherein I got lost in the world of Star Trek. I am not exaggerating. This for me, so far, is the greatest movie I've seen since 2008. A true two-thumbs up, a must-watch, a spectacular movie indeed. Head to your nearest favorite theaters and experience it for yourselves. WOW!!!!
I remembered I wrote an article practically for the Mortal Instruments Series by Cassandra Clare last April 05, 2009, a month ago from now (http://jonas321.blogspot.com/2009/04/mortal-instruments-series-my-next-read.html) My article includes a brief introduction and synopsis of the three book part series of the Mortal Instruments specifically, City of Bones, City of Ashes and City of Glass. It is an urban teen fantasy, the genre that I am currently hooked. Currently, I am on the last few chapters of City of Ashes, book 2 of the said series. I must say I am giving this a two-thumbs up. If I am going to compare this to the Twilight Saga which created a huge impact all over the world, I must say, if you like the saga, then you will surely like this trilogy better. In my own opinion, The Mortal Instruments series is 100 times, if not more, better than the Twilight Saga of Stephenie Meyer. This series has depth, has literary style and the story line is distinct. I can't wait to put my hands on the 3rd book, City of Glass. This is a must-read, a true page-turner.
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