Chick 1 says:
I’d managed to miss this movie for 22 years. It was on cable last week & as I flipped through it a couple of times, never having a clue what was going on, I decided it was time to add it to my Netflix queue. Read more
Chick 1 says:
I’d managed to miss this movie for 22 years. It was on cable last week & as I flipped through it a couple of times, never having a clue what was going on, I decided it was time to add it to my Netflix queue. Read more
The quote this week is in honor of tonight’s Oscar ceremony. I know many people find the acceptance speeches, especially in the lesser known categories, boring and they often are. But I still like to listen to every one. You never know when you’ll find a hidden jewel. Read more
Roux (Johnny Depp)
Chocolat (2000)
Dory (Ellen DeGeneres)
Finding Nemo (2003)
Li Mu Bai (Yun-Fat Chow)
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000)
Very cool music video that is actually a series of 3,552 still photographs. Basically stop motion animation. I am fascinated by brains that understand movement like this.
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Chick 1 says:
2008 was a great year for movies, especially if you like popcorn entertainment like I do. Superheros continued to rise to new levels. There were some great animated pictures, and a variety of smaller smart films. But 2009 is poised to be the year that my geekiness reaches new levels of its own.
It’s already difficult for me to deny my geekdom. I love almost anything in the fantasy/scifi genre. I’m a huge Harry Potter & Lord of the Rings fan. I’ve even read Lord of the Rings fanfiction. (Shut up! and give me back my bookbag!) But look at the geek line up of huge tentpole movies coming out in 2009: Read more
Reggie Lampert (Audrey Hepburn) to Peter, etc (Cary Grant)
Charade (1963)