06. counting the days

ASTRID !!!!!

watched " HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON "

or called " THE STORY OF SOMEONE AND SOMEONE "

with tarshia, jy, tetsu, dixon, darren

they brought we sit with them one so jy n tarshia sacrifise me to sit with tetsu ...

and dixon brought extra ticket cause he count as " Elise, Tarshi, Arnold, Jy "

hahahaha

but then tarshia change with me cause jy n tarshia can't talk

WHICH IM SO LUCKY CAUSE THE BOYS GOT A POPCORN FIGHT !

but the most unlucky one is tetsu cause he's being tortured by dixon !

hahahahaha

1. he poke his stomach

2. hit him n disturb him

3.so he point middle finger @

dixon then he GO BITE HIS FINGER !

4. elbow his stomach

5. tarshia get shocked then me n

tetsu chair shaked cause she jump...

to be trueful ....

im quite happy XP

hahahahaha

then they buy the water got cap then is a girl called ASTRID !

which kissed HICCUP !

then DIXON say that HICCUP is TETSU then the ASTRID is RACHEL !

OMG !!!

THEN he still got HICCUP'S the cup cover lor !

he's going to tak "rachel" n "tetsu" together and take picture !

ha ha ha ha

and although we're at row H , we the first row lor

so we putted my legs on the seats in front

behind see is like the movie then got leg leg leg leg leg leg leg leg

hahahaha

but between us and other people got quite a few rows lah

i saw TOOTHLESS (night fury) then reminde me of milo

cause of his eyes ...

here's the story :) :

The movie starts with one of these dragon raids, helpfully narrated by the village pipsqueak Hiccup (winningly voiced by Jay Baruchel). Hiccup is about one-tenth of the size of a proper Viking. Virtually every other teenager in the village, including Hiccup's crush, tough as nails Astrid (America Ferrera), is being raised to kill dragons, but Hiccup has been relegated to the blacksmith's shop to train with Gobber (Craig Ferguson in heavy brogue mode). Hiccup is creative with metals though, and he's come up with a cannonlike catapult that actually manages to knock Toothless out of the sky. No one, including his father Stoick (Gerard Butler), believes Hiccup when he claims he shot down a Night Fury. They're just annoyed he got in the way.

It's just as well that no one has any faith in Hiccup. This gives him the chance to sneak off the next day and find the creature in the woods, all trussed up by Hiccup's invention. They examine each other and Hiccup sees fear and resignation in the creature's great green and golden eyes. He has too much compassion to actually slay the injured dragon, and thus begins a cautious caretaking relationship that eventually blossoms into a secret friendship.

The movie was inspired by Cressida Cowell's 2003 book of the same name (the first in a series), although, of course, for many generations writers have been retelling the story of a lonely boy (or girl) who finds comfort in a relationship with an animal and vice versa. This version has unexpected creative juice, though. That's partly because the Viking background and the northern setting are so surprising and fresh. Baruchel also deserves credit for his warm, witty voice work; we quickly grow fond of this village cast-off. But Toothless really completes the package. He's far sleeker than his dragon colleagues, resembling a cross between a fish, a dog, the Cheshire cat and perhaps a bat. Not what you'd think of as an appealing combination, but somehow it works.

ok thats all for now (:

BYE BYE !