Got an invitation card for the preview of the movie Stranger than Fiction. After the movie, a nicely wrapped cookie was distributed. Was it from the heroine, she does own a cookie shop, doesn’t she? Is the PR agent trying to intimate fictional elements from the movie?

Anyway.

I did enjoy the movie, in some way. After being a while for not going for movie at theater, that was kind of refreshment; watching it on a big screen.

I wasn’t in the right mood to go for a movie as a matter of fact because leaving early from the office — 6pm though — on that day caused me to be questioned of whether I have really finished my job or not. Recalled the episode just made me unhappy again.

Let’s talk about the movie.

Yeah, that was the reason why I couldn’t enjoy the movie as what I expected.

I enjoyed the idea of the movie very much though. There was something in me telling myself that I actually might have been in the same — almost — situation a couple of months ago as the hero. Right now, while watching the movie, I am in a much successful stage where I have come across the hard time myself. So, the issue such as whether life is in our hand thing isn’t the right time for me. But, while thinking of such, I also thought about it this way; isn’t it what the author’s situation rather than the hero? The next second I found myself got caught by the doubt, I thought it was a wonderful movie.

It’s a nicely written game story. Lots of hints scattered here and there. You need to watch it a couple of time in order to catch it, I think. I might want to get the DVD later on.

If you have no idea what I am talking about, excuse me. I am thiking loud as the author in the movie.

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