Midnight in Paris
I don’t know where I picked up my dislike of Woody Allen. Maybe it’s because I think he’s creepy? Whatever it is, I usually avoid his movies like the plague, so when my mom talked me into going to see … Continue reading
I don’t know where I picked up my dislike of Woody Allen. Maybe it’s because I think he’s creepy? Whatever it is, I usually avoid his movies like the plague, so when my mom talked me into going to see … Continue reading
What exactly did I see, you ask? Why, Jane Eyre, of course. And if you plan on seeing it (or reading it), I suggest you just mosey on away from this post. I’ve been waiting for simply ages for Jane … Continue reading
In Bruges is one of those films where you’re not really sure if you want to recommend it to someone. My mom, her friend and I (and most of the theater) really enjoyed it. But we were at the Palm, … Continue reading
Last night HB and I went to Surf Night at the San Luis Obispo International Film Festival. Once again, it was a sold out event at the Fremont Theatre. The event was a tribute to 95 year old pioneer surf … Continue reading
Hamburger has the remarkable ability to fall asleep with the tv tuned into arguably the worst movies ever. Now playing: Blade: Trinity. Wesley Snipes as some sort of vampire or vampire slayer. I can’t really figure it out, not that … Continue reading
Today my mom and I went to see There Will Be Blood at the only place it’s playing here on the Central Coast, the Palm Theater. My mom really wanted to see this movie, and I had agreed to go … Continue reading
Good thing HB wasn’t with me today…he would have really hated today’s movie. Actually, who knows with him. Maybe he would have liked it. My mom and I saw The Golden Door today. Odd, but good. Or maybe it’s oddly … Continue reading
I had a sneaking suspicion that HB wouldn’t like The Bourne Ultimatum, but he so rarely wants to go see a movie that I didn’t voice my doubts. Hey, who am I to pass up an opportunity for popcorn and … Continue reading
I saw La Vie En Rose today…and I cried through the whole thing.