[dropcap]H[/dropcap]ere we are, first weekend of a new month! Which means it’s time for another Suddenly, Last [Month] feature. Leading up to the Oscars, this awards’ season I’ve made an effort to watch as many of the nominated movies I…
[dropcap]F[/dropcap]or this week’s instalment of Thursday Movie Picks we are celebrating the Oscars, which are just around the corner! By the end of March 4th, this Sunday, we’ll know who takes home the gold and who leaves empty handed –…
Love With the Proper Stranger, 1963 directed by Robert Mulligan starring Natalie Wood and Steve McQueen [spacer height=”20px”] [dropcap]W[/dropcap]hen I picked this movie as my February Blind Spot I was expecting a nice little romcom with two classic hollywood icons,…
The following three break into song movie moments made our hearts sing, swoon, smile, dance, ache, break. Watch the videos to relieve what were undoubtedly the best moments of your teenage life.
For the Top Ten Tuesday of Valentine’s Day, I give ten Romance Novels ranging from classic to contemporary, from tragic to hilarious, that I thoroughly love and recommend.
These movies don’t shy away from deep emotions, having great potential for tear shedding. Some are depressingly sad, others too beautiful; some feel very real, others perfectly dreamy. But if you’re aiming for a good crying this Valentine’s, you’re sure to find the perfect fit amongst them.
In this first Top Ten Tuesday of February, we look at ten books that have been on my TBR pile for way too long. Sorted by publication date, they range from russian classics to modern YA.
The movies I saw, the TV Shows I binged, and the posts that were published last month, in Suddenly, Last January. Plus what to expect in February from the blog, and the podcast!
This week we look at movies that tell a story within a story – a traditionally literary device that filmmakers have adapted to the screen from time to time. This post is part of Thursday Movie Picks, a web event hosted by Wandering Through the Shelves.
We’re back with a new podcast episode, this time heeding your cries for justice. We asked which Best Picture nominee you’d give the Oscar to, and the answer was clear: David Fincher’s The Social Network. We threw in Best Director for good measure.
In the first Blind Spot of the year, we look at George Stevens’ sizzling romance from the 50s, starring Old Hollywood giants Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift.
This week’s Thursday Movie Picks is a TV Special about books adapted to tv series, so take a look at some of the most exciting shows coming in 2018 (plus one you can start watching now!)
