Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Cinemarathon!

Ratatouille
The movie was fun and heart-warming. And no wonder it is well-recommended by MTRCB and it got very good reviews because of the many values both kids and adults could learn in the movie! You’d fall in love with Remy-physically a rat but a true son, friend and hero by heart! He is just so adventurous! Very goal oriented and passionate, he pursues what he wants which is generally what life is all about…Following your dreams, fulfilling your passion. Secondly, I also loved Linguini’s character-originally a garbage boy but was Chef Gusteau’s long lost son. Despite the success he brought to the restaurant, he remained down to earth and humble enough to admit that he’s not really the one who’s doing miracles for the restaurant. And the best part of it would be the friendship between Linguini and Remy- initially partnered together out of desperation but in the end became the best buddies who would not leave a friend in need and in both ways they could count on each other… The real recipe of a lasting friendship!




Simpson’s the Movie
This movie they say is 10 years in the making. You would definitely laugh all throughout the movie because of Homer’s crazy antics. It tackles mixed values -the importance of having a family, father-son relationship, on being environmental and love for nature. Moreso it depicted love as well, in the scenes where Liza finally found a boyfriend and the love that Marj and Homer had shared through the years. Remember: “In a marriage, you say this once…i want you to be with me in this…” tough line right? The movie revolved into saving the whole Springfield and the Simpson’s being re-united. All in all the movie is fine yet they had a very funny line in the start: “ Why pay for something that you could watch in TV”. Then again it would laugh your heart out






Good-bye D-Tour...


At exactly 8 pm, I switched to studio 23 with the hope that I could still watch D-Tour. But to no avail, a different show was aired. It has been 7 long years of D-tour and now its over…They aired their last episode-Sunday July 22. I’m surely gonna miss this show! They had been so informative. And they had always been my guide to everything that’s new…everything that’s latest. Digital Tour has been a great guide to technology, gadgets, websites, and modern living. This 30-minute tele-magazine show had featured the latest on e-news, gave reviews on the hottest gadgets and gear and offered tips and suggestions on how to become more tech-savvy. Each week, the techie guides, Iya Yotoko, Manu Sandejas, and Archie Alemania helped me and many others keep track of the latest trends in digital living. But now…was the end….One message they left though: “Keep on updating yourself, keep on surfing the net for anything that’s new…” We’ll surely will! Thanks for the 7 wonderful and informative years!

Saturday, July 28, 2007

Answering questions from "Inside the Actor's Studio...

1.what is your favorite word?
acceptance
2. what is your least favorite word?
worthless, useless
3. what turns you on?
POSITIVITY, humility, simplicity,commitment
4. what turns you off?
ARROGANCE, boastfulness, stupidity
5. what sound or noise do you love?
the sound of a gentle rain, the sound of the waves at the beach at both daytime and nighttime
6. what sound or noise do you hate?
being nagged at
7. what is your favorite curse word?
F**K S**T
8. what profession other than your own would you like to attempt?
a fashionprogram host!
9. what profession would you not like to do?
medical representative
10. if HEAVEN exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates?
Welcome, you deserve to be here