Around a year ago, one friend gave me a link where I can watch movies for free. Since then on, I have spent some time to watch some movies in my gadgets (laptop, tab, or HP). Long long time ago, (it means I already forgot the exact time, lol), I sometimes rented VCD/DVD to watch some movies I wanted to watch. After the era of this renting VCD/DVD was gone, I no longer watch any movies, except if out of the blue I want to watch a certain movie so I go to the cinema (which I super rarely do).
That's why I never consider myself as a movie freak, I still choose to be classified into book collectors. (I love buying and collecting books, although it doesn't guarantee that I will read the books I have bought, lol.) After I got the link, I now and again scroll youtube to find out some ideas what movies to watch. 'Just like heaven', 'Me Before You', 'The Imitation Game', 'Hope Gap' are some samples of titles that I have watched in that link, after scrolling youtube. This made me remember one discussion when I was in college: films / movies are the 'modern' version of novels/plays. This reduced my guilty feeling to spend more time watching movies instead of reading books. (ho ho, can you see my point here?)
After watching ME BEFORE YOU, I really want to buy the novel and read it. When browsing about this novel, I found out that Jojo Moyes already wrote its sequels: 'After You' and 'Still Me'. Of course I easily can buy them online. However, I am too stingy to spend the shipping fee, lol. I am still trying my luck to find those three books in the bookstore nearby my town.
FYI, starting around one month ago, the link I got from my friend (to watch movies for free) recently has been accidentally (?) 'censored' by the government, I have lost one pastime, while in fact I have made a list of some movies I wanna watch (for free of course, lol). Hhh …
PT56 14.19 18 May 2026
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