Friday, 18 December 2015

Film that Inspires Me




Henry Bennett, his wife Maria and their three sons Lucas, Tomas and Simon go on a Christmas holiday in 2004 to Khao Lak. Two days later, the massive 2004 tsunami inundates the area. Maria and Lucas eventually emerge from the swirling water, with Maria having a sustained serious injuries. They are found by locals, who transfer them to a local hospital in the city of Takua Pa where Maria encourages Lucas to help others find their family members at the facility. Meanwhile, Henry, Tomas and Simon have also survived the tsunami, although Henry is injured. They search for their families in various places before they arrive at the hospital. Henry learns that Maria is at that location and they reunite. Maria has a surgery, which she survives and the following day, the family boards an ambulance airplane to Singapore for Maria's further medical treatment, arranged by their insurance company.

This is a true story based on a Spanish family who had survived the horrible tsunami which devour everything in its way.



Five stars!! Thumbs up!! This was the feeling when I first watched this spectacular film. Well, for a genuine movie fan like me,,, The Impossible is really a breathtaking and heart-felt. The splendid plot and outstanding, skillful casts and production, no wonder, they did win a lot of prestige awards world wide. 

Lets bring out the major purpose of this entry,

Every true story portrayed their own moral values which could teach us about life and brace us to become better. 
The Impossible had taught me what a real generosity was. The Bennetts was on a foreign country which is so different in so many ways. When the tsunami hit, local people were the most affected by the current. Also, they were determined to help the outsiders and striving for others survival. People who totally didn't know them, spent hours to help searching their families.

Their human spirit was far beyond measure when they were willing to face the aftermath of the disaster once again in order to find their other family who had been separated by the waves. The strong bonds between the family members and the love that keep them close, forced them to become  stronger. Besides, the massive tragedy had put people into the same level. They assisted each other without concerning their conditions and surroundings. Because of humanity, people become united and worked as one though held in a merciless pain. In this critical situation, they brought out the best in them for others sake. Any aids in this state, would be valued more than we think. People face a lot of difficulties in life and be strong is an ultimate choice.

For those who haven't watch this film, I hope the movie summary and trailer wouldn't be a spoiler for you. However, it's great to watch and learn about the historical event which had cause a great loss to lot of people. The tsunami itself is terrifically realised with Mother Nature's fury portrayed in all its indiscriminate fury. Every thing that happen come with reasons and Allah S.W.T knows the best.

Thursday, 3 December 2015

How would my life be different if I lose my memory completely?

NO, IT WILL.
If I lose my memories,,,

I would be like a very young child in a very old body and not be able to have mental control or memory of my present state and my future.
Isn't it scary that I don't even know what is me?
What are the first things I have to do?
My brain would explode with all those self-destroy questions.

Strangers are everywhere!  I'll be afraid of anything including myself. Feeling so vulnerable and fragile. Like someone can turn their back on you and stab you with a dagger out of sudden. Isn't it funny if 'TRUST' would be just a word? I have nothing to put my trust on. One second, strangers who called themselves my family would say 'Don't worry, baby. We will help you.' while for the other seconds, I would doubt,,what if, they aren't really my family?
My mind is just like a blank paper with absolutely no recollection of my family,friends or of myself.

Life would be terrifying with so much uncertainty at every step. My initial reaction would be sadness of having lost wonderful memories.Not just the important events which happened in my life but also the events of which I was a part of. It would be heartbreaking to know that there is no guarantee that I can live my life with any sense of the past.

No starting point!! I have lost in a black hole and it seems to stretch into infinity. Everyday, I would live my life as what everyone told me to do like a robot. For every single, little, subtle thing, I have to do it all over again and it'll be so hard to even breathe. Besides, I would never know if the choices I take may be the best for me as I won't remember how I lived my life back in the past. There would always be doubt on what are the things that significant and things that didn't matter at all. I might live fearfully, afraid of things that I don't know and days after.

However,, I can't refuse the benefits that I can get if I lose my memories completely...

Like a New Born, I can create a brand new me. Changing my attitude might not be a bad idea. I would learn to be more kind for who knows I might be a mean girl once upon a time. I will live my life carefree! Not remembering the burden of the past and other stupids and regretful things I might do would help me a lot to survive this life. There are people who can't figure out their future just because they are afraid of their past.

Making a lot of new friends. Maybe they are just my old buddies who I had forgotten, but I can assume that I'm moving to a new place and need to have a fresh start. Grow up being a strong girl is not an option. For me to live this tiring yet sweet life,, this require bundles of strength to encourage me throughout this world. I would experience many new things that may haven't being done by anyone else but me. Although it might be difficult and exhausting, I would never give up in finding myself. A lot of things out there are waiting for me to be discovered. My primary focus would be on being independent enough to make my life normal as it used to be. It would be like growing up all again Version 2.0...

After looking through all this possibilities,,, all I can sum up is,
                           MY WHOLE LIFE WILL BE A NEW GREAT ADVENTURE
if I lose my memories completely.

 "Memory is the most important function of the brain…above all others. Without it, each and every moment, of life, would have little or no connection with other moments...on both voluntary and involuntary levels."