Because there was the 2nd time that Pi was enduring the Thunderstorm, and he was asking to God what more does God want from him.

Perhaps that was the good way of saying about contentment.

Watch normal 2d yesterday. Love it. Hows the 3d for this movie? Worth watching for my 2nd viewing?

Contentment = satisfied, right? When he asked God what more God wanted from him it was because he was completely exhausted by His 'trials' and unrelentless suffering put on him. I think he said "I've lost everything, what more do you want from me?"
Yes. The 3D is amazing, it really draws you into the beauty of the scenes. There is one scene, flying fish scene, they added black bars at the top and bottom to 'trick' you into thinking that the film space is between the bars... instead, the flying fish actually can be seen on/overlapping the black bars - this makes it feel as if the fish is flying out of the screen. 

Contentment = satisfied, right? When he asked God what more God wanted from him it was because he was completely exhausted by His 'trials' and unrelentless suffering put on him. I think he said "I've lost everything, what more do you want from me?"
Yes. The 3D is amazing, it really draws you into the beauty of the scenes. There is one scene, flying fish scene, they added black bars at the top and bottom to 'trick' you into thinking that the film space is between the bars... instead, the flying fish actually can be seen on/overlapping the black bars - this makes it feel as if the fish is flying out of the screen. 

The best picture nominees are Lincoln, Les Miserables, Life of Pi, Argo and Osama bin Laden thriller Zero Dark Thirty.

Les Miserables is also a contender in the separate category of best British film, alongside Anna Karenina, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Seven Psychopaths and Skyfall.

Les Mis producer Tim Bevan said he was pleased with the movie’s nine nominations, but surprised director Tom Hooper didn’t make the shortlist.

“Steven Spielberg wasn’t nominated for best director for Lincoln, which tops the list, so it just goes to show how wide open it is this year,” he said.

Ben Affleck is nominated both as director of Argo and as its leading actor. The other male acting contenders are Day-Lewis, Bradley Cooper for Silver Linings Playbook, Hugh Jackman for Les Miserables and Joaquin Phoenix for The Master.

Filmmaker Ang Lee's "Life of Pi" would be a clear winner for best picture at Academy Awards this year if the prize giving was based on the least amount of movie errors, says a survey conducted by MovieMistakes.com.

Film fans at the website have given the movie adaptation of Yann Martel's novel thumbs up as the most blunder-free picture.
In "Life of Pi", the experts only spotted one editing error in the film, compared to 26 in Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained" and 22 in "Argo".

"Oscar nominees aren't normally too mistake-ridden, although this year's crop is a little bit more so than average. The visual effects nominees tend to have the most mistakes, possibly due to their blockbuster nature but given their budgets you'd hope they could avoid errors," MovieMistakes.com editor Jon Sandys said, reports contactmusic.com.

"Life Of Pi" narrates the tale of a boy who is adrift at sea in a lifeboat with a Royal Bengal tiger after his family is drowned in a shipwreck. It features Indian talent, including debutant Suraj Sharma, and critically acclaimed actors Tabu and Irrfan.
The other mistake-laden movies are "Les Miserables" with 15 errors; "Zero Dark Thirty" with 12; "Silver Linings Playbook" with nine, and "Lincoln" with eight.

Just watch it yesterday, and now I want to get the novel too. Anyone know where to get this novel at bookstore in KL? Planning on using my BB1M for this.

I think it should be sold in almost any bookstore with English books. Kinokuniya, MPH, Borders and Popular should have them 

Just want to clarify, is the book with this cover and are the same?

Yep they're the same. I have the second one 

Alright, sure gonna get it. Saw it from Popular bookstore, and was thinking if has the same content as the older copy. Thanks for your info LynnLFC, appreciated it.

Hi guys i just only saw LOP on astro. My question is which part of the story was suppose to get the writer to believe in god again??? Did the writer manage to believe in god?? Bcs im sure he know deep down that the 2nd story was the real one.