My Dirty Boxers

  Some of my readers are after my life because they don't agree with my take on Trevor Noah but I'm not afraid of them. (Photo credit: Google) I’m scared for my life and it is not exactly funny. Some people on my reading list are after my life because they don’t agree with my latest post and I’m wondering why they won’t allow me to enjoy my personal opinion in peace. I wrote about not being a big fan of Trevor Noah yesterday and eleven people in total sent me death threats. Not like I’m afraid, they don’t call me Rambo to be afraid of mere mortals but hey, it’s not that deep na, ehn? Ordinary article shouldn’t cause fight between us na… That reminds me of the time I wrote about Miracle in Cell no. 7, apart from the fact that many people canceled me for a while, which dropped my viewing rate, some legit attacked me for my opinion but that doesn’t change my stand, it was an overrated movie. The time I wrote about Gist Lover’s blog wasn’t different, in fact that was the wors...

  Miracle in cell no. 7 was a fine movie but I consider it overrated. Feel free to balance me. (Photo credit: Netflix) Miracle in Cell no. 7 is as absurd as it sounds, a Turkish movie that was about an imprisoned mentally-impaired man and his adorable daughter. It was about the cruelty of humans in the corridors of power as well as the compassion in men. If you haven’t seen this movie, I’d advise you do for two reasons: basically, to understand my review and to approve or disprove one of my main points on this review, which is the fact that I saw the movie from beginning to the end and still didn’t get the part that got people crying. No, I didn’t cry and for an emotional man like me, I wouldn’t understand the social media outrage and the campaign for people to shed tears after seeing the movie. Yes, it was an emotional story but it didn’t draw tears from my eyes. I won’t deny the fact that I had goosebumps but no tears. Let me state categorically that as much as I like the m...