I went to Newtown to see Together, a surreal film about a couple whose relationship takes a bizarre turn after they fall into a mysterious cave. What begins as a romantic escape quickly spirals into body horror and psychological fusion. A mind-bending exploration of love, identity, and losing yourself—literally—in someone else. After the movie I went for a short walk in the neighbourhood.
I watched the live-action movie How to Train Your Dragon at the cinema, which is a remake of the 2010 animated classic. The film tells the story of Hiccup, a young Viking who lives in a village that hunts dragons. Everything changes when he injures a rare Night Fury and, instead of killing it, chooses to befriend and train it. This decision challenges the beliefs of his people and sets off a journey of understanding, courage, and transformation. The live-action version closely follows the plot of the original and features stunning visual effects that bring the dragons and Viking world to life. As a fan of the animated trilogy, I appreciated how faithful the remake was while adding a new layer of realism.
I went to the cinema in Chatswood to watch 28 Years Later which I really enjoyed. Then I took some snaps of reflections in the windows of buildings.
I went to watch the movie "Hypnotic"in Glebe starring Ben Affleck. Enjoyable with some good twists.
