It's Oscars Sunday and I actually don't feel as overwhelmed as I had been as year's past as I actually remember Oscars is on tonight so I had time to prepare and set up my laptop downstairs instead of scrambling to live tweet, ahah. Now, I wish I had timed my laundry on time as …
Continue reading Musings on 2021 Oscars – The Good, The Bad + the WTF
Ok so it's one day before Oscars telecast tomorrow night, so I'm obviously kinda late to the party, but what the heck. I suppose, before those envelopes are opened, it's still fair game, right? I actually haven't seen ALL of the nominees, but hey, that hasn't stopped me from making predictions in years past, so …
Continue reading 2021 Oscars Predictions – Who Will Win, Who Should Win
Happy almost Friday! It's TMP time! The Thursday Movie Picks blogathon was spearheaded by Wandering Through the Shelves Blog. The rules are simple simple: Each week there is a topic for you to create a list of three movies. Your picks can either be favourites/best, worst, hidden gems, or if you're up to it one …
Continue reading Thursday Movie Picks: Psychological Thrillers
It has been a great week so far with a bunch of new trailers being released. I just posted about Shang-Chi yesterday, around the same time as Leos Carax's musical ANNETTE that I'll talk about in another week. Well, thanks to my hubby who brought his laptop down for lunch as he wanted to watch …
Woo wee!! Thank you Marvel Studios for dropping this high-energy trailer on a sleepy Monday!! This is one of the most anticipated Phase Four of the MCU and if it weren't for Covid, we should've seen Shang-Chi movie by now but the February release had been delayed to September 3, 2021. Poster looks good too, …
Continue reading Trailer Spotlight: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
When this title flashed on Netflix, my hubby was instantly intrigued because he's an amateur photographer who's been dabbling in music scoring. The movie blends the subject of photography and music but essentially is a family drama featuring a struggling music executive Matt and his dying estranged father Ben. They end up taking a road …
Given today's THURSDAY MOVIE PICK's topic is on female cinematographers, I thought I'd reblog this post I did last November. Check out my appreciation for the fabulous work of Charlotte Bruus Christensen, Rachel Morrison, Maryse Alberti, Mandy Walker, and Ellen Kuras
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