Monday,
March 26, 2012
8:04 PM
Last Saturday, in
celebration of completing my requirements for the semester, I went out with my
EpFour friends to see the famous Hunger Games. It was Maria's idea as she loves
the novel. Also it had been awhile since we saw a movie in the cinemas. As with
the other girls, it took us three months before we finally hung out. Hunger
Games was the best reason to meet.
It was raining cats
and dogs then. In fact, I was drenched from my knees down as if the umbrella
did not help me much. My new bag was even wet (which reminds me that I haven't
written anything about the bag that Russell gave me). Naturally, the rain did not purposely bathe
me alone so everyone was affected. There was heavy traffic and everybody's mood
was foul.
It was great that we
did not let it stop us from getting together.
We tried booking
seats in Trinoma's cinemas but since Hunger Games had just been shown for two
days, a lot of people were still into it. Not to mention it was a Saturday and
the start of the vacation for many. It was not at all surprising that it was
fully booked. We transferred to SM North Edsa and finally got tickets in Cinema
3 of The Block.
While waiting for
Russ and Gerard to come, we ate in Flavors of China. We got to know Dennis and
his touch-screen Blackberry. We talked about Sheldon and Leonard and the
BIGBANG (not the Korean one).
Few minutes to the
scheduled filming, we rushed to Cinema 3 and got our seats without Russ and
Gerard. It was a good thing there was initial reservation so we did not have
any problem for the late-comers' seats. It did not take them long to come
anyway so it was okay.
Since I did not have
any clue as to what the story was about I found the movie quite good as opposed
to what Maria thought about it. All of us found Lenny Kravitz and the colorful
lady interesting. We all laughed at the expression " That's mahogany!"
Like me, Jaina found the movie quite nice. Mae vowed to watch Battle Royal--a
movie Maria had been endorsing to us even before the Hunger Games fandom.
Maria, well, she would just wait for the next installment if it would get any
better according to her standards. On the other hand, the boys did not make an
effort in expressing their dissatisfaction. Russ said it was good for DVDs but
not really for cinemas. We really had different reactions as regards the film.
What we thought of
the movie was nothing compared to the experience we had. It was the first time
EpFour saw a movie together, the first time I actually brought my boyfriend
with me in a cinema with my girlfriends. It was overwhelming.
To Cordozar, hey
dude. Next time it is going to be pro bono.
To Dennis, nice
meeting you.
To Russell, we'll be
having more movie watching to do, Pa.
To the EpFour, let
us toast for another activity we have accomplished together.
"May the odds
be ever in your favor."
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