Hello everyone! Happy Friday! Hope all of you are coping as well as can be expected during this strange and difficult time. My hubby and I have been working from home this past week until the end of the month, who knows it could be longer. Despite all this, I'm counting my blessings and keeping …
Continue reading What I’ve Been Watching During Self-Quarantine
Hello everyone! I know the mood is grim as the world is grappling with the Coronavirus outbreak. As disappointing as seeing films we're anticipating getting canceled, when put into perspective, it's a small inconvenience for us filmgoers... though of course my heart goes out to filmmakers/festival organizers/artists and businesses affected by this pandemic. But hey, …
Continue reading Trailers Spotlight: Radioactive + Mr. Jones
Happy Friday everyone! I'm a bit late to the TMP party but I love this week's topic that I still want to participate. 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 …
Continue reading Thursday Movie Picks #296: Spoofs /Satires/ Mockumentaries
I know lots of people have been watching all kinds of epidemic-related movies lately given the Coronavirus outbreak. Apparently Contagion, Outbreak, etc. have gained popularity in rentals, as well as in torrent downloads! Well, my hubby and I actually decided to watch something equally grim and also proven to be quite lethal. It started with …
Continue reading [Toxic Chemical] Double Feature: Dark Waters + The Devil We Know (doc)
Jane Austen never dies... from theater adaptations, TV shows to feature films, the demand for Austen-related content remains strong. I am perfectly ok with that. I don't count myself an Austen purist, so I welcome new interpretations/visions, even crazy mashup like Pride & Prejudice & Zombies can be highly enjoyable (hello Colonel Darcy! 😍) This …
Written & Directed by: Céline Sciamma Winner of last year’s queer palm at Cannes, Portrait of a Lady of Fire creates something new. By using the form of a period piece, Sciamma was able to create something contemporary. Set in the late 1700’s on a remote island, Marianne (Noèmie Merlant) is commissioned to paint a …
Hi everyone! This is going to be a short post as I'm about to leave to the airport in a few minutes... en route to Disney World!! It's my husband and my birthday gift to each other, as our birthdays is about a month apart. We're going to the Disney's Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom, …
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