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I watched Detroit Metal City (デトロイト・メタル・シティ） yesterday at Plaza Singapura. It was fantastic. Hilariously vulgar. Spastically sweet. Sacrily funny. The actors are good. Especially Kenichi Matsuyama and Yasuko Matsuyuki. He is L from Deathnote, and she is Yasuko Hanaoka from Suspect X and Ritsuko Ogawara from Helen the Baby Fox. I was wondering how the hell Negishi Soichi could be L, but the moment I heard his voice, I knew. After all, you cant fool a seiyuu fangal who picks up the voice of her favourite seiyuu out of 15 people singing. You can fool me visually, but never from the voice. HAHAHA. Anyhow, I was laughing so hard in the cinema, I forgot what I was laughing at. Maybe at how Krauser is so different from Negishi. Maybe at how Negishi might be bipolar. Maybe at how absolutely petrified they are of their Boss. Maybe at how wonderfully sharp his mother is. Maybe at the sight of a death metal singer driving a tractor, eating at the table, petting Shigime, cutting grass... The poor kids in カワイ音楽室 when he was calling Aikawa in his metal get up and scaring the little girl. I cant imagine that the Power Rangers are fans! Changing the kanji 殺 to the English 'KILL' so that Jack understands him. I think the garnish of the movie are his fans. I can understand the wacko feeling. Believe me, if hyde or Gackt was in front of me... I'd be exactly the same. Screaming, professing my love, fainting, creating seriously weird explanations for their behaviour... Did I mention screaming? HAHA. In these dark economic times, we all need a movie like DMC. I mean, you thought your boss was bad? HAH. Meet Boss. Dominatrix, slave-driver who is violent, vulgar and a chain-smoker. Think your life sucks? Bet its not as bad as Negishi's. I can go on and on about DMC. Just go watch it. Its great.

I passed my driving Advaced Theory Test. So my practical test will be on July 28th. Seems like quite a while to go. Haha. I'm sorta nervous. I think I should do ok...


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