Yes, I know, I’m kind of late with this the #11 installment of November’s Month of Movies, but I’ve got oodles of good excuses, lol. #11 is:

EAGLE EYE (2008)

Not really for those looking for heavy story, Eagle Eye is basically a big budget action thriller that delivers pretty much what it promises - explosions and car chases.

Eagle Eye follows ( Read more... )

Yes, I know, I’m kind of late with this the #11 installment of November’s Month of Movies, but I’ve got oodles of good excuses, lol. #11 is:

EAGLE EYE (2008)

Not really for those looking for heavy story, Eagle Eye is basically a big budget action thriller that delivers pretty much what it promises - explosions and car chases.

Eagle Eye follows ( Read more... )

It’s time for the #9 film in November’s Month of Movies, which is:

THE WISDOM OF CROCODILES (1998)

Also billed as Immortality, The Wisdom of Crocodiles is maybe the best vampire film of all time, surpassing The Lost Boys, NonBio Bio and even Nosferatu. It’s about Steven Grlscz (Jude Law), a stunning and seductive man who just happens to be a ( Read more... )

It’s time for the #9 film in November’s Month of Movies, which is:

THE WISDOM OF CROCODILES (1998)

Also billed as Immortality, The Wisdom of Crocodiles is maybe the best vampire film of all time, surpassing The Lost Boys, NonBio Bio and even Nosferatu. It’s about Steven Grlscz (Jude Law), a stunning and seductive man who just happens to be a ( Read more... )

Looks like November’s Month of Movies countdown is going strong, and now we’re at #7!

THE CRAFT (1996)

How can I even describe Andrew Fleming masterpiece without accidentally saying they made those bitches too real? Witchy woman-ness aside, The Craft’s characters interact very much like real people. The dialogue, the situations, the acting and the ( Read more... )

Looks like November’s Month of Movies countdown is going strong, and now we’re at #7!

THE CRAFT (1996)

How can I even describe Andrew Fleming masterpiece without accidentally saying they made those bitches too real? Witchy woman-ness aside, The Craft’s characters interact very much like real people. The dialogue, the situations, the acting and the ( Read more... )

Screw my server. I finally got WordPress upgraded, plus the database backup from a few days ago has been restored. Pew!

Yet another film in the November’s Month of Movies countdown, this time we’re at #5.

THE GREATEST GAME EVER PLAYED (2005)

This film’s really a must see for anyone who’s into beautiful period films like Titanic and Little Women. ( Read more... )

Screw my server. I finally got WordPress upgraded, plus the database backup from a few days ago has been restored. Pew!

Yet another film in the November’s Month of Movies countdown, this time we’re at #5.

THE GREATEST GAME EVER PLAYED (2005)

This film’s really a must see for anyone who’s into beautiful period films like Titanic and Little Women. ( Read more... )

Looks like it’s time for #3 in the dual blog countdown of November’s Month of Movies with my favoritest films being listed as close to every day as possible, lol.

SLEEPY HOLLOW (1999)

One of the best of the best, Tim Burton outdid himself with this one. Beautiful scores by Elfman, fabulous direction and filters, gorgeous story telling and a stellar ( Read more... )

Looks like it’s time for #3 in the dual blog countdown of November’s Month of Movies with my favoritest films being listed as close to every day as possible, lol.

SLEEPY HOLLOW (1999)

One of the best of the best, Tim Burton outdid himself with this one. Beautiful scores by Elfman, fabulous direction and filters, gorgeous story telling and a stellar ( Read more... )