October 16/ Real Steel

When you're happy, shout to the world that you're happy! 

I'm HAPPPPYYYYYYYYYY! 

Hear that! Hahaha! :D October 16 is a special day spent with a special someone.

And should I add that for once in my life, being in love finally felt SO right. So thank you Cloud. Like you said, "Indescribable happiness." And you're probably the only person who could push me TOWARDS you. How is that even possible, something only we know! :)

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Real Steel rocks!

Wow. I've never seen a film as satisfying as Real Steel for quite a long time, except of course for Harry Potter and The Pirates of the Caribbean, both of which I'm a fan of.  

It is satisfying because there is no hole in the plot/sript/screenplay, there is no fault in the acting/directing, the graphics and effects are amazing, the treatment is a balance of a modern world of 'steel' coupled with dramatic and striking lines. 

In short, the film is simply flawless. 

Real Steel is the story of Charlie Kenton (Hugh Jackman), a former boxer turned coach (or controller) in the world of robot boxing. Charlie who is entering a downward spiral, losing robot matches and incurring debts after debts, then meets his abandoned child Max who just lost his mother. 

Charlie took custody of Max and saw himself being taught to live and fight again by no less than his own son, with the help of course, of Max's very awesome robot Atom! 

Real Steel teaches, how with the help of people you love, you can bounce back and rise from the junk. 

I should also add that Dakota Goya who played Max was a super charming kid with an exceptional talent for acting! :) 

Then, for Hugh Jackman, he's HOT and I love him! But for a change, I also loved how even as a father, he was still HOT. 

Real Steel gets a 5, no make that 6 out of 5 stars! :D