Alternate Title: Life Bar

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Just when we think we are lucky. We just are. But then we all know that the life we borrowed depends on the one who gave it to us.

This movie isn't only about the thrill that somebody would just appear and you scream (Thank God). The story evolves in how difficult is the life of a policeman especially of a detective. I'm glad that there are some points quite similar to "Death Note," but then that is another story.

Valuable lesson (I think) is that when you learn to love, you can learn to un-love too.

This is very true to most women. They could give you as much as they can, but if they are fed up, and they realized their worth, they would want to find somebody who would take care of them and love them in return.

Guys are like that too right?

Next lesson is when somebody talks to you, answer back.

It is not rude to answer because it is even more impolite not to answer at all. They may think you are not paying attention.

In safety purposes, it is better to be well guarded so as to prevent thieves robbing you. If you love your life, guard your life as well.

How? That's self explanatory okay?

Crimes are also rooted because of Psychology problems. I mean, the culprit is psychotic?

It is true that for a particular person, one cannot hide that there are similarities to the one's they like. (Right word: Preference) So, it is not surprising if your previous girlfriend looks like your present girlfriend.

Some guys love girls in uniform too... (Go Japan!)

I even realized that it is true to be more fearful of the living than of the dead, because the living could harm you. (Translation: Matakot ka sa buhay kaysa sa patay)

So for the movie itself, I love the twist of events and the dose of thrill, love, comedy, and suspense. The story is not really predictable even if somebody is sort of predicting things.

Favorite lines: (Hope I got it right)

Guy: I can't touch you,
Girl: Let's just say that our relationship is secret.
Guy: What kind of secret is this, I still can't touch you.
Girl: Secret is better than nothing at all.

(Blogger Question: Is TOUCH really vital in a relationship???)
(Song playing in mind: Touch by touch, skin to skin, You're my all time lover. . . @_@)


Oh, another valuable lesson is when somebody dies, it means it is his time.

Death is unavoidable.

Don't think about morbid things. Just watch the movie. ;)

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Note: This entry was written more than 2 years ago. This just one of the movie reviews actually written at that time. Other reviews include, "Femme Fatale," "Once upon a time in Mexico," "Three," etc. But they were never written. The drive to write flew with laziness.