And I know I’ve got plenty of watchable material that I haven’t yet watched, so I’m able to do this. I have been watching quite a few movies lately anyway, why not make it a regular habit? My most preferred genres are horror and scifi/fantasy, but sometimes I want to make an exception and watch something kinda light and funny like a Disney movie.
How to watch a new movie every week
How I did it: I went to the cinema, borrowed movies from friends, watched films on tv and of course a little bit of the old dl.
I always watch at least one movie as week, sometimes more but then it't not exactly a chore.
A few times when I went to the cinema I snuck into to see a second one for free so I guess that might be a good tip for someone who wants to watch more films ;)
Lessons & tips: Just watch anything you can, some you will like some you won't but it's all about building your own movie knowledge and tastes.
Resources: IMDB!
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Anastasia Shy everyone check their smoke alarms, plz!
So we did see Bright Star a week back.
I had hoped for more (The Piano being one of my all time favorites).
It wasn’t bad, but it was irritating at times. I wanted to be romantically moved, but the characters repeatedly made decisions I would not have. Yes, it was a different time but theirs was more of an obsessive love, than a healthy one to be sure.
And in 180˚ this past Friday
Zombieland was great! Exactly what it’s supposed to be. More “ewwww” than gorey, in my opinion. I’m no fan of horror, especially slasher flicks. This had the right balance of gross & humor. The camera didn’t linger too long on zombie dining… there was a lot of it, certainly, and cursing too (who wouldn’t if chased by zombies) but so much silliness that nothing was particularly disturbing. Lots of laughs but no nightmares here!
Anastasia Shy everyone check their smoke alarms, plz!
We’ve been on a roll with this already… for the last few months. Became a happy habit partly out of establishing a date night (usually fridays) with the Hubs and also a bit of an escape during my Grandfather’s decline.
We are currently trying to decide between Coco Before Chanel & Bright Star… Star seems to be winning even tho we’ll have to catch a later showing. CBC is getting pretty hohum reviews.
Have seen… (off the top of my head)
Youssou N’Dour: I Bring What I Love – Beautiful, moving!
Extract – funny, not as below-the-belt as the trailer seemed
District 9 – personally didn’t like, Hubs did, seemed scattered
Cold Souls – excellent!!
Ponyo – great kid movie from Japanese master
Public Enemies – huge letdown: great acting but cinematography horrid
UP – who didn’t like this??
i want to watch a new movie every week cause people always talk and comment about movies, so i want to be more informated. Although there are a lot of great movies, and a whole lot i wanna see.
Girl From Mars shut up and let me go
54. August Rush – Film about a musical prodigy. I enjoyed this but there were far to many plot holes to take it seriously. Jonathan Rhyse Myers was hot though. – 6/10
55. Hellboy 2 – I haven’t actually saw Hellboy 1 but this was ok. Funny and full of action. – 6/10.
56. Handcock – This was pretty poor and it ended quite abruptly. – 3/10.
Girl From Mars shut up and let me go
50. WALL E – I didn’t think this was as good as Toy Story like the hype suggested but the animation was amazing and it was a lovely story. I felt the second half of the film let it down a bit – 8/10
51. The Dark Knight – One word – Awesome! 10/10
52. Forgetting Sarah Marshall – Kirsten Bell was excellent as usual and Russell Brand was fab. I found this very funny but the direction didn’t seem to flow well – 7/10
53. Death Sentence – Kevin Bacon plays a grieving father who turns vigilante on violent gang. I found this stupid and ridiculously over the top – 4/10








