You only need to pay 14 bucks to kiss in front of Tom Cruise and Maggie Q.
I was mentally prepared for an exciting film this evening but little did I expect that I'd be blessed with not one but two dramas unfolded right before my very eyes. Complete with lips-sucking sound effect to orchestrate the rest of the performance. So I thought that Gavin and I would have a comfortable view from a priviledged last row to optimise our movie experience. I had this troubling gut instinct when I sat before this dark-skinned couple, presumedly, ethnically Indian; the guy was wrapped around the girl like they were inseparable. How loving, I thought as I looked at them with a dash of envy.
Mission Impossible 3 started out bold with Tom Cruise playing Ethan Hunt, clutched to a seat threatened by his villain pointing the gun to his wife's head in scene number one. How I wished those two in front were put to test like that! Would these 2 subjects sacrifice themselves trying to save the other? Judging from back to back intensed kissing and skillful manoeuvre of positions by the female subject on the male subject, I might say yes. But wait, the drama didn't just revolve around kissing. They must make their money's worth and ours by putting up another act. It's called I-need-to-go-fix-my-fanny business. Or, I-need-to-fix-my-willy episode. How brilliant! Twice in the middle of a thrilling Zhen aka Maggie Q does Ferrari scene.
By the time the movie credits came up, they finally realised, "Oh, those two behind saw us do all that?".