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In my first video, I read one of my favorite childhood books: “If You Give a Mouse a Cookie” by Laura Numeroff. šš I decided to create a video series in which I read many of our childhood favorite books to both enjoy a little bit of joyous nostalgia and to boost us all up
Ā Ā With the BLM Movement sweeping America, I was hesitating whether to create a post about Lebanon’s protests or not out of respect for the United States’ current event. But then I thought that if I were to do that, “how could I have the right to call myself a proud Lebanese woman if
Rom-coms are tricky. Sometimes they suck, sometimes they rock. And sometimes, their ranking merely depend on one’s expectations and standards of a film. The same applies to Alex Magana’s What Love Looks Like. What Love Looks Like is an independent film revolving around five parallel love. Nicole, (Kate Durocher), is a spirited young woman stuck
I donāt like video game adaption films. Why? Because they’re usually badly adapted flops; They donāt follow the source material, they fall apart around the middle of the film, theyāre very cliched and boring, etc. Thereās a myriad of reasons as to why I avoid them. Thatās why I went into the movies with very
Ā Ā Ā Stephen King, (author of the novel), described the idea for a sequel to his famous book, The Shining on November 19, 2009. He stated that he wrote Doctor Sleep because he wanted to explore how Danny Torrance’s trauma, fatherās alcoholism, and psychic abilities impacted him later in his adulthood. Ā Ā Ā Directed by
The lights dimmed, I popped some buttered popcorn into my mouth, and the screen faded to reveal a man named “Arthur Fleck,” (Joaquin Phoenix), staring at his hollow, white matte-painted face in a shabby vanity mirror. AĀ tear rolls from one of his eyes. He sticks his fingers into the sides of his mouth and struggles
Sheās as elegant as the royal ruby color of the rose Sheās as soft as the silk petalsā caresses Sheās as sweet as the inviting, sensitively-affectionate glow of the rose Sheās as rejuvenatingly calming as the rich, sweet aroma that refreshes your senses Sheās as innocent as the way the stemās thorns were born to
Waking up to horrific news never fails to bombard and fume my head with so many thoughts and emotions. But today has been one of the biggest personal upsets to me. I donāt even know how to decipher and deconstruct my mind in order to figure out what Iām feeling and thinking in these
When I first started watching the Oscars a decade ago, I did so for the same various reasons most people do: the fashion, the big-name celebrities, introducing myself to a new yearās list worth of films, etc. It was for entertainment. Nothing more, nothing less. But with every passing year, Iāve noticed that the Oscars
Two things to know when I decided to watch Alita: Battle Angel in Imax 3D. One: I literally knew nothing about the plot. And two: After the quick reviews I breezed over, I decided that it was probably worth it. Alita: Battle Angel was originally a nine-volume Japanese cyberpunk manga series created by Yukito Kishiro