A movie is quite a way to spend time not forgetting it is entertaining as well, so we decided to sit in front of the silver screen watching our favourite movie. Getting there itself is a huge problem, teens never get true freedom until the very second they get a driving licence. First, we did not make it to the train station at the time we are supposed to be. Nevertheless, we managed to buy our tickets, but not long after the train started to move. I accidentally knocked into a middle-age woman, due to the rockiness of the train. Once that woman got back on her feet, she never stops yelling and cursing as if hell just broke loose. At the very moment we reached our destination, without wasting even a single second I dashed out of the train to avoid more lecturing from that woman.
             Walking from the station to the cinema is full of laughter, everyone was laughing their heart out talking about the incident happened in the train. Reaching the ticket counter, when we are ordering the movie we chose to watch then only my friends realize that we did not actually bring enough of cash for the payment of the tickets. Scolded again by the manager that appears to be the exactly same woman I knocked over just now. After the hour-long torture, I withdrew some cash from the ATM machine to pay for the tickets.
             Our movie was the famous Phantom of the Opera, the book every form 2 students have to study forcefully, all thanks go to the hardworking English teacher we had. The movie is a very touching romantic movie of an opera singer, Christine and a viscount, Raoul with some interruption from the Opera Ghost. It was a very fine movie with plenty of orchestra singing, but Malaysian have a habit of spoiling a good show. Lovebirds can spotted everywhere trying to steal show by showing that they are better kissers and huggers. It was so disgusting for them to do that in front of public not even considering that there might be small little kids staring at
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