happy halloween first and foremost. to the thousands of devils and evil spirits, enjoy while you can and where you can roam. whahahahah. but i wasn't in the mood to celebrate. guess i am really out of this age. perhaps it's not the age..

a couple of days ago, a friend asked, what's worse than lonely? i shrugged my shoulders.

" Dunno leh.. but i let know if i got the answer."

i wasn't sure if i were to feel this way. but it killed the jumping beans in me. loneliness. something which many feared. i never feared that nor awared of its existence. but yesterday, it came visiting me and i was taken back on how much it hit me. to an extent, i am awared i am missing someone; yet with so much of interruptions interfering.

i guess the saturation point of loneliness is when you can't be with someone at a period yet being together. the frequency of thoughts about that person increase whenever you saw something/ some place that will reminds you of that person. the depression sets in when you have something joyous to share and she's/ he's not there.

Every endless night has a dawning day.
Every darkest sky has a shining ray.
And it shines on you baby, can't you see..
You're the only one who can shine for me.

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Category: Drama
Duration: 127 minutes.

2046's story picks up right by the end of In The Mood For Love: after Su Lizhen (Maggie Cheung) leaves, Zhou Muyun (Leung Chiu-Wai) becomes a very lonely writer. He meets a prostitute (Zhang Ziyi) and spends a night with her at room 2046, the very same room he had an affair with Su Lizhen. Then he starts writing a novel called 2046, in which he reunites with Su Lizhen. Chang Chen and Lau Kar-Ling play a couple of lovers; Wong Yaye and Kimura Takuya plays a pair of robot lovers. They are all characters in the book, and they are all from the future. It is sort of a sequel to In the Mood For Love.

think some of clips are censored. DAMN!! kinda draggy towards the end. but it's good. Catch the fantasy film by Wong Kar Wai if you appreciate his art.