His First Movie Ever ~

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Today Nat and I went to ICM to watch the movie 'Song of the Fireflies'. The movie was something I can anticipate when it comes to the theme and how it may appear. It was important for me not to miss it because the movie is something that a Boholana like me can be proud of. It was all about how the Loboc Children's Choir originated.

Two reasons why I excitedly decided to watch it even if it was not mandatory:

1) I miss the cinema, the feeling of watching the big screen (not Netflix).

2) I want Nat to experience it himself, it was his first and this may not be available someday

It was not easy to accomplish since the movie would start at 7:30AM, and so we have to be at the City before that. We left home at around 6:30AM so gladly we still have enough time to be there and find some chips to go with our movie time. We bought food at 7eleven Task Us building.  It was a combination of unhealthy ones to entertain our palate while watching ;)


Waiting for the time when we can enter the cinema

Outside the cinema.


The long queue of movie-goers.


Happy for my food.


Mama and I.


One of those "moments", on the movie.


Bringing memories of past movies watched.

Taming this boy is not easy.


Before we took the exit.


People. People.


What a day! Done watching the movie.


I only hope that Nat was able to appreciate even just a little of it, even if it was not meant for a 6-year-old. LOL :)












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