God. I should write shorter eh? So, for this post I will make it really short. Been getting feedbacks that I write too long, so meh, imma go ahead and give it a try. Make it short, but with a lot of sense. Like a little candy but with a bigger, more 'chocolatey' center (eh?). So, here goes.
NOTE: These movies may not exactly be up-to-date, with their releases but I just wanted to share with you a few great movies I found interesting and thought I would recommend some of them now.
Alice in Wonderland

CAUTION: Objects in this movie may be VERY REALISTIC (and floaty and blurry too) than they normally appear... especially if you watch it in 3D (and if you watch it "under the influence" =p)
Kidding aside though, let me say this straight and forward. If you expect the adorable Alice in Wonderland feeling you got on the epic and iconic animated cartoon, prepare to be disappointed. This movie is NOWHERE close to being adorable, or cute. The ever great, creative and mysterious mind of Tim Burton sheds new light into his adaptation of this beloved cartoon. The overall "feel" of the movie: nothing short of Mr. Burton's captivating work. He literally brought the Wonderland to life (...and in 3d). The story though, well let me just say, this is the "darker side" of Alice. Seriously, expect 'giant creature eyepoking', 'beheading' and 'weird, seemingly chronic dancing' (?!). You need to keep an open mind if you see this film. I'm saying that because there definitely is a lot of things you will never expect if you're looking for a movie to watch with your 8 year-old kid.
This isn't the Alice we all knew. NOT RECOMMENDED (unless you are able to see the "artistry" behind this, then definitely A MUST WATCH)
...with a guest appearance from a certain "Jabbawockee" ~Hahahaha!!
TIP: YOU MAST WATCH IT "STONED"!!
Be Kind Rewind

Huge JACK BLACK fan! Are you?
This was such a charming movie, that really lures you in and captivates you right towards the end. Jack Black as always is in his funny and witty form. He performs at such a comedic level, where you seem to laugh at him even at his most serious roles - a style like no other. The story couldn't be more appealing as well. I doubt you really will expect what this movie has. A great look into community pride and unity, at the same time showing the most ingenious ways you could shoot a film. You know those creative little ideas that although seems childish and funny if you really shot them in film but somehow accompanied with the thought, "maybe this can really work"?? Exactly. This was a perfect tribute to the "Age of VHS Tapes" and Film-making. Although it might seem just witty and all fun at first it really "makes sense" right at the end of it. You could never go wrong with this movie, especially if you're an avid moviegoer and lover of the film industry like I am.
Leaves some great hilarious moments too. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
My Sister's Keeper
Can I say something "cheesy" without sounding gay??
Funny how during the first minutes or so in the movie, we all seemed to be able keep it in a happy mood, but towards the end it turns the table. The storyline is able to grasp (may i stress on that ..."grasp") the mood of the struggle in the family, while keeping it tamed and silent in a certain level, it will keep you watching towards the end. The acting couldn't be any better, Cameron Diaz, seemed to be so passionate and comfortable in her role, as if she really wanted to be in it. Abigail Breslin did not fail to deliver as well, just like how she captured us in her role on the movie, "Little Miss Sunshine", her performance her definitely does not disappoint. The movie touches on a rather sensitive topic presenting such an "ethical/moral dilemma", it will keep you asking. It truly shows how much tragedies can bring a family together. Some may not admit it much, but there are those movies that really "hit the spot", so to speak. I'm not easy to tears my friends, but this movie came "that" close (a valiant effort, har har).
I guess it's different when you can relate. RECOMMENDED.
So there you have it. Three "Recommended" movies from me to you. Take the time to watch them. You may not have the same opinion about these like I do, but hey, have a see for yourself. Look out for more recommendations from me. Happy viewing~ Thanks!!


Holy SHIT?! That's "short" for me?! My head talks too much >__>
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yehey na proof read na. hehe
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ReplyDelete1. It's not surprising Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" was interpreted that way. Always expect something unconventional about the guy which he is popular and most loved of nonetheless. I wish all directors' brains function like him. Surely it would not be "hollywood" on that mountain but "movie haven" instead. lol 5 shining stars for Alice and Tim.
ReplyDelete2. For be kind rewind, ahm... Jack Black? ahh! what do you expect? of course the guy is hilarious as ever. Mos def on the other hand, uhm? I'm still skeptic about his acting abilities but to say the least, the movie was delivered just right. *out-of-the-blue note: before I proceed, can I just say old movies are way better than the ones being produced nowadays? yes they are! I mean most of them do but there are also alot of good movies to date so don't get me wrong. But if you're really too kind to rewind, which is the very subject of this flick, oldies are the way to go! :)
Like the "shiznit" said, "you can never go wrong with this movie expecially if you're a big fan of the movie industry". cheers!
3. for My sister's keeper, ahm... actually I haven't seen the full length of the movie yet so I think I'm in for a treat. **I'm actually relying on the man's review right here! countin' on you man! lol
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