I don’t get to spend a great deal watching movies that’s why I usually hit the forward button more than once. So long as I get the gist of the film, I’m good with seeing it in parts. This is especially true when I play movie in my laptop and the mouse is easily accessible. I skip the parts that bore me and proceed with the show.
Outsourced. Just finished the 16th episode of the first season. I guess you can say I’m hooked to the series.
This was based on a movie of the same name which I watched earlier. Being a sitcom, I’m more fond of this series due to the lighter mood and setting. Not that the movie didn’t turn at well.
Had a conversation with an 11-year old girl when I recommended a movie for her to watch when she just got home from her Christmas vacation.
Me: Hey Fem, have you watched Toy Story 3?
Fem: Um no.
Me: You should check it out, it’s really nice!
Fem: Um okay. Tito Edcel, do you wanna watch Saw 7?
Me: Err, sure.
Fem: While we’re at it, let’s eat chocolate cake.
Spent a Sunday morning in my neighbor’s room while she prepared breakfast for us. With her two kids, we watched a cartoon flick entitled “Meet The Robinsons” in Disney. I just went through the movie and expected less since after all, this was a film for kids (or so I thought).
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I’ve always been fond of comedy movies – those light ones that never really make you think hard because you just want to enjoy a good laugh out of your current situation which has become too serious for a joke. You don’t have to exhaust your brain to figure out what happened because you just want to be entertained.
Watched two movies the other night which reminds me that I haven’t really made any movie posts in a pretty long while.
Hachiko: A Dog’s Story
Richard Gere, Joan Allen, Sarah Roemer, Erick Avari, Jason Alexander
This entry was a project in school before, I’ve seen some searches in my stats that had the tags ‘pirates of silicon valley reaction’ or ‘reaction paper pirates of silicon valley’ but only led to my page wherein I talked about the need to finish my report about it. So here’s my two cent’s worth about the documentary for all those viewers who might end up here. Hope you reference me in your projects. hehe
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Another movie marathon, wasn’t able to follow this with the last one as soon as I wanted to but I’m finally glad to be able to post another one.
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Watched Transformers 2 (Revenge of the Fallen) yesterday and I can’t seem to describe how amazing it was. From the transformations of the autobots and the decepticons to the hilarious antics of Sam’s mom, to the action-packed sequences to the sidekick’s funny one-liners to Megan Fox. I couldn’t resist clapping at times when those cool robots changed from their disguises.
One fine afternoon, after our shift, some of my teammates and I planned on visiting one of our colleagues houses and have lunch there with a little drinking and singing, but mostly for social gathering. It was decided out of the blue because it’s seldom that we get chances like this to mingle with our workmates since we’ve been pretty much busy with the things going on right now with our office lives.
So many things I’d like to do over the weekend…
I’m still a bit high on the movie Dogma on a previous post that I want to post a few statements that I like. Some of the quotes were those spoken by Salma Hayek and Chris Rock. At least in my opinion anyway. There were a lot of strong statements, but the ones below are the ones that I like:
We watched Twilight yesterday and I can still hear those girls (and boys) squealing inside my head. I missed out on a lot of things in the movie according to the people who’ve read the book. But I’m just happy that I had no expectations because I would have been very meticulous in finding out the scenes that weren’t faithfully done.
I’ve just been to a movie watching Twilight with a couple of colleagues at work. We watched the movie around 5pm on a Saturday.
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