I usually do my best to review a movie, give my opinions and still keep the important surprises for you to discover on your own should you decide to see the movie.
I started a blog for Gone Baby Gone a few weeks ago but stopped because I realized that I didn’t really want to do a review about it. I didn’t want to tell you bits and pieces to intrigue you to see it.
[Read more…] about Movie Review: Gone Baby GoneIrony is defined in my trusty Webster’s New World Dictionary as an event or result that is the opposite of what is expected. It follows, logically, that ironic is opposite to what is or might be expected. So, by definition, it’s incredibly ironic that my movie viewing has decreased since I got this whole movie review blog gig.
[Read more…] about Irony, Existentialism, and Extraterrestrials, Oh My!I wrote my first book when I was 8 (Glasses for Shelly…really it should be a children’s bestseller, but my illustrations need some help), and from that moment on writing has held a special place in my heart.
[Read more…] about A Little Encouragement to Keep WritingI had originally planned to spend my Wednesday evening at a screening of Death Race at Northpark. I knew it wasn’t going to be a movie that I would rave about later to friends, but it was free, and I figured it would diversify my blogging.
[Read more…] about Movie Review: Brideshead Revisited (2008)After 30 years of musical performance, Marilyn Scott followed through with an all-time dream: to record an acoustic jazz album like the old days in New York City. After albums like Avenues of Love and Walking with Strangers, Marilyn’s newest release, Everytime We Say Goodbye, is a refreshing change of pace. I’m all for experimentation. You never learn about yourself until you see what you’re made of.
[Read more…] about New Music: Marilyn Scott’s Everytime We Say GoodbyeFriday night. Just finished watching The Bucket List. I was expecting this to be one of those films that gets my wheels spinning. You know the kind. The ones that make you want to reevaluate your life and find more meaning in every waking moment and makes you kiss the bathroom floor out of gratefulness for the new day. That kind of stuff.
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