Breaking Emotions…. Awkward
For my first post in the Breaking Emotions blogathon hosted by Mettel Ray, I chose to do the list 5 scenes that illicit awkward emotions (as opposed to the other […]
Tag Archives: Daniel Day-Lewis
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Sunday Bloody Sunday is the rare film I went into knowing nothing about. I knew the director was British, and I knew Daniel Day-Lewis has his first, and very small, […]
Recent Rewatches: Psycho and Lincoln
You know, I’m just realizing now that if you combine these two films, you would probably get something somewhat similar to Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter. Though outside of rewatching them […]
There Will Be Blood
While this being only the second Paul Thomas Anderson film I’ve seen, I think I’m beginning to see a pattern here and that is basically just plain craziness. Whether that’s […]
The Age of Innocence
I feel like The Age of Innocence gets a lot of flack for being a Scorsese picture without gangsters, guns, or blood on the walls violence. I can’t really find […]
The 85th Academy Awards… The Winners
Well, I found a way to watch the Oscars in time for the pity awards! When I say I, I mean my roommate because she owns the internet and I’m […]
85th Academy Awards… The Nominations
Earlier this morning, these two lovely people announced the nominations for the 85th Academy Awards. I didn’t personally do any formal nomination predictions, but I will have my predictions for […]
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln: The Sixteenth President of the United States, Honest Abe, The Great Emancipator. The man is huge. Lincoln is so fundamental to our national identity, not just because of […]
Blogathon: My Movie Alphabet
Basically, the title is self explanatory. Pick a movie/actor/director for every letter of the alphabet. Hopefully this will be easier than an intense round of the alphabet game I played […]
The Soul of the Plot 