“Do you still remember you liked to play in the rain? Life is like that. You don’t have to be scared and hide to take shelter.”
One of my most anticipated movie to see this year is Lovely Man (2011). It’s a story about a recent high school graduate, Cahaya (Raihanuun) who goes to Jakarta to meet his father, Syaiful (Doni Damara). But when she meet him, she find out that her father is a transgender. Continue reading
In romantic movies, there should be a strong chemistry between the lead characters that will/are in love. But there are some couple on-screen that you just love, whether because their natural being with each other or they just clicked. And you would definitely go in line buying the movie tickets for their next movie, if it’s happening. The connection is that good to make you fond of them as couple.
It’s save to say that if behind the camera they do enjoy being with each other, then it will appear to their performance on-screen. Keanu Reeves reunite with Sandra Bullock in The Lake House after Speed, and Julia Roberts and Richard Gere meet again in Runaway Bride after Pretty Woman. Though it’s not the only factor to make a movie great, but chemistry does make a movie more enjoyable. These are today’s on screen couple that I want to see again because they are so damn good with each other, in random order :
Hi all. How’s your weekend? Managed to watch one impressive movie, but I’ll review it to you guys later. It’s Monday and time to start the week with My Movie Influence. Here’s a little description of the feature :
Many people have their own movies they think highly, praised and probably started seeing things differently after watching them. Many times I’ve shared mine and I always wanted to know what others have. So I asked other people which movie they think to have the best influence on them.
This week, Pete from I Love That Film shared his great movie influence, The Fight Club (1999). You don’t want to miss this (spoilers may occur): Continue reading
It’s the 14th, time to share some good soundtrack. No new soundtrack interests me. So I turn to the not-so-new but still great. Although there are mixed reviews about The Twilight Saga, there’s no doubt that the series have its own soundtrack character and usually there’s about 3-4 tracks that I thought are worth listening. Skipping back before Breaking Dawn and Eclipse, there’s New Moon. It was Alexandra Patsavas, the composer of Twilight series, who chose these excellent music. I have them before, but just couple of weeks ago I re-heard Lykke Li’s Possibility and thought I should re-listen the soundtrack of New Moon. Check out some other tracks that are worth listening for.
The Twilight Saga: New Moon (2009)
Lykke Li – Possibility
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“Don’t be upset if it’s not the way you dream it’ll be.”
The movie starts when Cyril (Thomas Codet) tries to call his father, who left and sold his apartment without him knowing, but the call have no answer. Cyril struggles to find his bike that his father sold. Samantha (Cécile de France), a hair dresser in his foster home building, generously find and buy the bike for him without anything in return. Continue reading