Feeling creepy but cute at the same time? Fortune Cookie has a Fandom Word of the Day that will describe your emotions. This show is also full of SPOILERALERTS! for Jurassic World so be forewarned. Fanfic Theatre: Jurassic Park.
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Manic Pixie Dreams with 90s fashion. Ooooh Yeah! Let’s learn from Forces of Nature.
Planes, Trains and Automobiles but with Ben Affleck and Sandra Bullock. I must admit, I had negative views of this film going in. I HATE “Leave them at the altar chick flicks”.
This film pleasantly surprised me. There are spoilers, as the ending must be discussed to redeem this film.
The Lady Geeks delve into a passionate discussion about J.K. Rowling’s recent “regrets” in pairing Hermione with Ron (aka this is Harry Potter talk) and hash out her true love story post-Voldermort in the Wizarding World. We also discuss why people are so afraid of girls with short hair.
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“They would literally eat anything with a heart beat. I mean, I will to, but at least I’m conflicted about it.”
When the concept for Warm Bodies was first brought to my attention, my immediate reaction was: “I am going to watch this movie because it’s going to be about zombies and it’s going to be terrible but amazing.” The premise is that a young zombie falls in love with a living human girl. Last night, I finally saw a trailer for this movie. My opinion has changed dramatically. This movie is going to be amazing for real. It gave me happy, squishy feelings inside and here is a list of why people who dig zombie flicks (or even people who don’t!) should give this movie a chance.
Love stories are supposedly universal. We can all relate to the feeling of loving another person, being loved and then the heart breaks. We can all also relate to the nostalgia of childhood and wishing as adults that we can go back to that carefree era of our lives.
Lovers in a Dangerous Time is an independent film written and produced by Mark Hug and May Charters that touched on these emotions through the lives of two childhood friends, Todd Timmins (Mark Hug) and Allie Adamson (May Charter). Yes, there is hockey and apple orchards in small Canadian towns. Yes, this is a Canadian love story but it’s a story we can all relate to.
