Lists for the listaholic anonymous amongst us, top ten or otherwise
Happy Friday everybody! The reviews of the Garry Marshall's ultimate chick flick Valentine's Day is in, and surprise, surprise, it's dismal an abomination. The other two lovey dovey flicks currently in theaters (When in Rome and Dear John) aren't any better either. So unless you're in the mood for some monstrous howling courtesy of Benicio …
Continue reading Random Thoughts: Unconventionally romantic flix
Mere hours until buh-bye to 2009. Movie sites/blogs alike are abuzz with talks of awards and their picks of best-of lists. Well, since I haven't seen some of those taunted as 'the best' of the year (i.e. Hurt Locker, Up in the Air, etc.), I 'm going to delay my best-of list until sometime in …
Well, by now most of you have probably seen Avatar, and judging from the search terms people used to find my — and others' — blog, one could deduce that Sam Worthington's celebrity has pretty much 'arrived.' Ever since that flick came out, roughly 99% of the search terms listed on my blog dashboard is …
A note from yours truly, RTM: It's that time of the year again, my favorite season if you ask me. I was going to post a Top Five Christmas Movies list, but after raking my brain to find the ones I thought were 'worthy' to be included, I ended up turning to my reliable guest …
Continue reading Five Essential Classic Christmas Movies – by guest blogger Rockerdad
IMDb is featuring Gone with the Wind's 70th-anniversary edition today, complete with the lush Rhett/Scarlett bright red background. I already owned the 4-disc collector's edition, but seeing the comprehensive anniversary set on the Warner Video site is enough to make me want to get another one! Thanks to my late mother, I was exposed to …
Continue reading Gone with the Wind tribute – my five favorite scenes
I love lists. Don't you? I consider myself sort of a list-a-holic, well as far as movies are concerned of course. As with any list, it's a matter of opinion/preference, and it's impossible to please everyone, as is often the case with my other top ten lists. This one in particular is not meant to …
Upon learning this news that David Tenant — the popular star of BBC's Dr. Who — will be a part of the Peacock network, I thought I'd resurrect my old post I did back in June. Funny how things haven't changed one bit since then. Brits/Aussies still very much saturate our shows. Just this Fall, another …
Continue reading Why the Brits/Aussies will always rule US TV
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