Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Les Mis

I know I know, another Les Miserables movie,
but this one has a fabulous cast
and I think this'll be the best film version yet.

I loved the broadway, I saw it in college
while studying abroad in London.
I either had a smile on my face {from excitement of being there},
or tears streaming down my face.
It was fantastic.

Can't wait for the December premiere of this one!

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Eat, Pray, Love

Just saw this movie trailer.
Loved the book. Hoping the movie does the book justice.

{p.s. I saw this movie the other day and fell in love with Ms. Chanel's style.}

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Babies

{This documentary film is a must see on my list when it comes out. It's about babies, how could one not gush at the idea of that?}

Sunday, December 13, 2009

"I'm a Princess too."

Princess
This past Saturday I had a date with my niece Sara. She is 3, but acts about 3 times older than her real age. We went to see The Princess and the Frog. I've never seen a little girl more excited for her day out with Aunt Bevy. As she sat in her booster seat in the theatre her eyes widened as the movie started and she started giggling and squealing with excitement.


Afterwards we went to eat pizza and talked about the movie. I asked her what her favorite part was.


She said:


"The part where the frogs become the Prince and the Princess!"


I said, "Oh yes I really liked that part. Don't you think the Princess was so pretty?"


She replied in her smart 3 year old high pitched voice, "Oh yes she is so pretty. I am a Princess too you know."


I said, "Oh really?"


"Yes Bevy we are all Princesses!"


"I guess we are Sara, thanks for reminding me. You are so pretty too, did you know that?"


"I know" she said, "I really am pretty."


Aaah to have the confidence of a 3 year old and to be so sure of it. One of the many reasons I adore to be around little children.

Saturday, August 1, 2009

I Love Me Some Musicals!!

I remember being about 5 years old and seeing The Sound of Music for the first time. I was in heaven! That was my first memory of falling in love with musicals. I can't even remember how many times I have seen The Sound of Music, too many to count-I have every song memorized for crying out loud. My parents knew how much I loved musicals that they bought an entire collection of them. I grew up watching most of the Rodgers & Hammerstein productions such as Oklahoma, South Pacific and the list goes on. As I have gotten older I still love musicals, Moulin Rouge being one of my newer favorites. I just saw the trailer for Nine and am so excited I can hardly wait until November when it comes out. Rob Marshall is the director and I loved what he did with Chicago, so I can't imagine being disappointed with his latest production. November get here already!