Terminator Salvation (2009). If I had to use one word to describe the new Terminator movie, it’d be this: disappointing. McG’s continuation of the Terminator franchise has created a loud and noisy movie that’s more thunder than lightning. This film
Doubt (2008). When scrolling through the list of newly arrived DVD rentals on the Homepal service, I look out for the cast in it and typically will pick up titles because of an actor. I picked up Doubt without knowing
After doing a bunch of reviews, I realized I haven’t started a Fav Film list yet. So, here we go – and identifying only films that were released in the last 20 years, a series of my favorite picks from
I’ve blogged about wedding music last year, and in the pair of posts noted that one of my choices for Ling’s Processional was “I’ll Always Go Back to that Church”, better known as “Kip’s Lights”, from The English Patient by
I’m a big fan of the Terminator series of films. So as soon as McG’s Terminator Salvation reached local cinemas here, I got to booking the tickets. Unfortunately, for possibly the first time since 4 years, I’ll be watching a
Here’s a little home-video for keepsake. Hannah has been so active towards the end of the last trimester. I derive quite a bit of entertainment and amusement just by watching the movement (i.e. her stretching, poking, punching and spinning) she created on my belly. The
Outlander (2009). Matt was remarking the other morning that I don’t have much time left to watch loud and noisy movies at home – Ling will make doubly sure of that when Hannah arrives in a fortnight LOL. I saw
Bolt (2008). I didn’t catch Bolt when it was here on the big screens late last year. The trailer seemed pretty blah – something about an actor dog who genuinely believed he had super powers, a psychotic hamster, and a
Some say that pregnant ladies will exhibit nesting instincts when the due date draws near. I started on tidying Hannah’s room about 2 weeks ago. Thoughts of decorating the room also flooded my mind. Just recently too, I finished a
NCIS (2003+). In between the episodes of The Tudors, another series I’ve started watching on DVD rental is NCIS, short for Naval Criminal Investigative Service. The series is based on the investigative cases by a fictitious team of special agents
The TODAY newspaper publishes online a number of reader letters not found in the print edition of the paper. Here’s an interesting letter, if also worrying, funny, and disconcerting all at the same time. Online Only – Apple iPhone adaptor
Continued from the previous post.:) Secondly, the story telling in The Tudors has little of the moral ambiguity that was one of the main reasons why I enjoyed The Sopranos so much. I’m guessing back 470 years ago, ethical matters
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