Evolution

I can't believe I forgot about it.
I already caught Underworld Evolution over the weekend. I guess too much inactivity is seriously causing the brain to wither away.

That movie was simply awesome.
I still wanna be a vampire. ESPECIALLY so if I'd be as HOT as Kate Beckinsale. I still cannot get over that oh-so-hot sex scene between Kate Beckinsale and Scott Speedman. I mean.. HELLO the director is Kate Beckinsale's HUSBAND. So how in the world did he manage? It is not a normal kiss-kiss and you watch the characters switch off the light and sleep that kinda sex-scene that we always watch on tv. Its the oh-so-hot type that I am not good at describing lor. The type that makes one squirm in their seat. You know?
So really, how was it possible for her husband to direct a oh-so-hot sex scene involving his wife and another guy, who's oh-so-gorgeous?
How do you tell that guy to touch his wife this way or that, or instruct the wife to look oh-so-radiant and turned on by another man?

Don't they have issues?
They must really trust each other.
Which leads me to wonder... Do you love because you trust or do you trust because you love?
It's a chicken/egg thing. I can't really tell them apart.

Does one love only when that person did a tremendous lot to earn your trust, after receiving that trust, then can you love? Or is it because you love the other so deeply and strongly therefore you trust?
Which is it? Which should come first?

I think neither is good.

Anyway, back to the movie.
It's one of the few movies.. that I feel ain't as bad as the first ep. Sometimes with sequels, it never measures up to the original flick. But Evolution and Underworld are just about on par, just that Evolution can get a tad bit confusing, with the characters rattling on and speaking so fast.
Although half way through the movie, I felt the show was more like a computer game than a movie. Strange.

I think I just about broke my record.
I finished my book in 4 hours.

James Patterson and Howard Roughan's Honeymoon
A very simple book to read, but interesting as it is, with the necessary jaw dropping twists. Though its my first James Patterson book, it will definitely not be the last. Afterall, he is the author of Kiss the girls and Along came the spider. Both of which, I caught the film, but have yet to read the book.
Let's break the bank now.