Of movies and music...
So, this was week movie! I finally got some time to catch up to the regular cinema goers and although I'm still freaking far behind I'm working on it. The menu for this week involved some classics - like for example 'Bourne Supremacy' and 'Bourne Ultimatum' ( I watched the whole trilogy this month because it finally got to me that everyone besides me watched it). My love for Matt Damon is still unlimited, especially since I got a good look at his chest without anything on it. And since we're on Matt Damon subject, I can't believe anyone could have missed his collaboration with Sarah Silverman on this video but just to stay on the safe side:
In the spirit of talking about beloved celebrities I will also leave you Pink's latest video. I have deep respect for her. Her songs are always beautifully sang and the lyrics always struck me as true and intelligent. The fact that she can say those wise words in such a simple manner while still making it a music which gets to the masses makes me admire her.
Coming back to the movies. The other titles that I have seen were more up to date then Bourne. I got my hands on sweet and very relaxing Hugh Grant & Drew Berrymore romantic comedy 'Music and Lyrics'. I was fun in that end-of-the-week-I-do-not-need-to-think
kind of way. The songs featured were energetic and upbeat, and the acting was as usual with those actors, flawless. (But then again, this genre those not give much room for showing off with your acting skills.)
The other DVD was 'Charlie Wilson's War'. With Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts I thought this was was pretty cool. An amazing support act of Philip Seymour Hoffman made the icing on the cake. The guy may be short and unnoticable at first be he knows damn well how to act.
Click to viewIn the spirit of talking about beloved celebrities I will also leave you Pink's latest video. I have deep respect for her. Her songs are always beautifully sang and the lyrics always struck me as true and intelligent. The fact that she can say those wise words in such a simple manner while still making it a music which gets to the masses makes me admire her.
Coming back to the movies. The other titles that I have seen were more up to date then Bourne. I got my hands on sweet and very relaxing Hugh Grant & Drew Berrymore romantic comedy 'Music and Lyrics'. I was fun in that end-of-the-week-I-do-not-need-to-think
kind of way. The songs featured were energetic and upbeat, and the acting was as usual with those actors, flawless. (But then again, this genre those not give much room for showing off with your acting skills.)
The other DVD was 'Charlie Wilson's War'. With Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts I thought this was was pretty cool. An amazing support act of Philip Seymour Hoffman made the icing on the cake. The guy may be short and unnoticable at first be he knows damn well how to act.