Casino Royale 007
Dec 8th, 2006 by Neo
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Went to watch this fantastic new Bond movie Casino Royale yesterday.
Ever since I started blogging, I have picked up this bad habit of shooting away with my camera whenever my hand is free. I don’t care if the place of loaded with people or not, or it’s in a restaurant where all the waiters and waitresses are looking at me. I assume they cannot see me and so I will just take pictures like there is no tomorrow!
Yesterday in the theater everyone was busy concentrating on the Bond girl, and I myself was busy too. Busy with taking pictures! Haha. Who say cannot take pictures in the cinema? 
The most masculine James Bond.
The bad guys!
These pictures are not great, I know. I just wanted to try taking pictures inside the theater. Have you tried that before?
Tagged: james bond, casino royale, 007
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ur a bootlegger! just like me!
Aiks, didn’t follow the story ah? Just went the to snap photos in a bid to support piracy?
Wuching,
You mean smuggling kompian and kampuan to Australia ah? Haha.
Gallivanter,
I followed the story also lar. Quite nice the movie, a lot of explosive actions.
[...] Given the size of this pasar malam, certainly there were a lot of variety. Almost everything you can think of can be found here. There were the usual stalls selling clothes, shoes, CDs, DVDs, toys and girl’s accessories. I took some time to browse through the DVDs, they have quite a large collection as all the recent movies can be found there. I didn’t enquire about the price though as I don’t buy pirated stuff - I supply them [...]
Nope haven’t tried taking pict in cinema.
You should snap the romantic scene ma.
but is it not illegal to take pictures / videos in cinema theatres ? most of them do condone / ban these sort of activities. not sure about Malaysia though…
it is illegal to capture any movies shown in theaters around malaysia, doesnt matter if u are shooting with a camera phone or camcoder or webcam, whether its video or still photos recording, u are violating the general copyright rules….