Because i haven't written anything for a while

Uh yeah...it's been a while since my last post and i almost forgot my trip to Lisbon. The fact is that when you come back from a holiday you are so busy that you lock your wonderful memories in a little and unkown place in your mind and who knows when they'll succed in excaping?!
Mmm...it must be the ice-cream i had an hour ago that make's me speak like this. I'm very sleepy so i'll be short, pratically as always.
Last night i saw Hachiko and i dreamed it when i was sleeping O_O I swear, it's true . There were my brother and me and i was speaking with an Akita Inu (probably Hackiko) and i remember i told him something like "Go good boy! Come on! Chase your master! Come on!". The dog seemed a bit confused and in a first time just stood in front on me and then ran away. Oh well... at least i didn't have one of those nightmares of mine (damn it! They're always about teachers and oral tests).
Anyway i did like the movie although i was a bit disappointed with two things. The first one is about the location: i didn't agree about the choice of the director to set the film in USA. The only japaneese things were the dog and a friends of Hachiko's master. I still don't understand why they didn't try to recreate Shibuya's station insteas of a Rhode Island's one.
The second is the dog's point of view: come on! the black and with sight is a commonplace and even wrong! it might sound strange but scientists have discovered that dogs are able to see some color but lighter. Very banal and a bit useless apart from the end.
I think it'll be foreseen if i tell you i cried more than once. I don't usually do it (don't judge me bad, i can be very sensitive) but i also did it when i saw Marley and Me. It might have been the dog power XD. But i wasn't sad for the master, i cried when i saw the old dog climbing the steps of the train station and tiring lying on the ground waiting for his dead owner one more time.
Although this scene was extremely sad i loved it.