Udon, the movie, left me craving for a nice hot bowl of udon soup with egg. It wouldn't it be wonderful to have a nice steamy soup to warm the tummy in the cold cinema? I believe it would be perfecto!Kosuke left his hometown for the big apple, aspiring to be a great comedian. He dislike his town and resents his father for spending all his time making udon. Broke and badly in debt, Kosuke has no choice for to head home for a retreat. Things did not seem to change for the years that Kosuke has been away.
To clear his debt, Kosuke joins a local community publication and created a craze of udon pilgrimage which changes his life forever. Towards the end of the movie, Kosuke finally understands why his father has such dedication and diligence toward making udon for the community. He is finally able to make peace and closure with this father.
Rating: 4 out of 5 fairy clouds. Behind the face of each craftman lies a story much deeper and passionate about his committment towards producing the best product. Kosuke's father is the same. He is an old friend, who seems to be always there, bringing the joy of a simple bowl of udon soup to the town where he lives and dies.




I miss having my lazy weekend lazing around the house, watching old movies which I have missed out due to my busy work schedule. I watch Le Grand Chef this afternoon.



Detroit Metal City or DMC for short is a 'live action' movie adapted from a popular manga series, Detroit Metal City. I have to say the movie does have a strong cult-like charm to it. You can resist wanted to see more and more of what could possible be happening. Addictive!




Zack and Miri do not just titillate your senses, they are simply shamelessly stimulating. For those curmudgeons, masticate your pride and hold your fire. 













I have the most wonderful time watching Kumar's performance at the Esplanade this evening. He, oops! I should be saying SHE is such a brilliant person on stage. Fantastic and love her!