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I have a film to recommend. It's a old movie featuring a very young Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, and Cary Elwes. Everett and Firth are especially hot in it (sorry Elwes, you're just too blond for my taste)!

"Another Country" (1984) has powerful yet quiet acting. It tells the story of a wealthy young adult men in 1930s England, struggling with ( Read more... )

Tonight I went to see "A Single Man" (starring Colin Firth, Julianne Moore, Matthew Goode. Elizabeth Harnois & Ridge Canipe had small roles as well, in fact!) by my self. I'm glad I went. I needed to get out, rather than sit at home and feel sorry for myself ( Read more... )

I've seen him in "Across the Universe", "21", "The Other Boleyn Girl", and tonight I watched "50 Dead Men Walking" (2008, w/ Ben Kingsley ( Read more... )

I just watched "Ten Inch Hero" for the third time. I think it's officially this semester's "Across the Universe" for me (last semester I must've watched ATU over 20 times at least). It makes me feel at ease, happy, and warm when I watch it. Plus, I feel like I can relate to the characters (except perhaps the  California-part perhaps, I'm way in ( Read more... )

Ok, peoples who've been following my movements over the last 15-16 hours ish - it's time! Technically I have some h.w. I intend to do in the next 2.5 hours, but I'll start this post now anyways. What's in 2.5 hours? "Ten Inch Hero" AGAIN!  Yup, erinchantress  and I are gonna watch it. I've been thinking about this movie all day, I'm so excited to watch it again ( Read more... )

Watch it! It's an indie flick. Indie flicks rule. No seriously, it's a feel good, fun characters, adorable movie. Sure, it feels a bit patchy here and there because it's trying to tell like five love stories all together. But it works! They have the sandwich shop as sort of a home base where the characters keep meeting up, reconnecting, the shop ( Read more... )