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  • #43 - Ken Follett - World Without End

    26 March 2010 ( #Books )

    I just finished World Without End, the sequel to The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett, and I was disappointed. Maybe I shouldn't have read it right after the thousand pages that make The Pillars of the Earth. Maybe I liked the first novel too much...

  • #30 - The Pillars of the Earth

    31 January 2010 ( #Books )

    Finally, finally, I finished Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth. I say finally because it's the first over-a-thousand-pages-long book I ever read and I loved every single word in it. It's this huge, huge multiple point of views story, spread on a...

  • #36 - Life Unexpected

    03 March 2010 ( #TV Shows )

    Give a try to this new show: Life Unexpected, if only to see Kerr Smith & Shiri Appleby! It has the Summerland plotline, only without the surfing (a shame, IMO) nor the dead parents. This kid, Lux (probably standing for LifeUneXpected, although it does...

  • #37 - Tyler Oakley

    03 March 2010 ( #Miscellaneous )

    Maybe it's because I'm tired, but I just discovered, quite randomly, Tyler Oakley's channel on YouTube, and I've been laughing my ass off for the past hour. I like people who speak fast in general, but here there's something in the ever-present sarcasm...

  • #34 - Valentine's Day

    25 February 2010 ( #Films )

    When I first saw the trailer a few months ago, all I could think was "Oh my gosh, this is gonna be SO great!". However, a few weeks ago I began to hear one description for this movie very often "This is the American Love Actually". And that was it. No...

  • #38 - Bright Star

    06 March 2010 ( #Films )

    I was really looking forward to Jane Campion's last movie, because I'm a huge, huge fan of The Piano, which I've seen at least 20 times (although it might be closer to 30). Well, regarding Bright Star, I cannot say whether it's a good or a bad film. I...

  • #41 - OMJ!

    15 March 2010 ( #Music )

    Oh, My Joss, there are so many facts I cannot believe right now, I have to make a list: - I cannot believe that a Score for Buffy The Vampire Slayer is out, with all of Christophe Beck's original tracks on it! - I cannot believe that it's only been out...

  • #7 - Duplicity

    19 August 2009 ( #Films )

    The other day I discovered Duplicity, with Julia Roberts & Clive Owen. I loved it, for many reasons: - I like stories about spies. - Julia Roberts. There's something about her, she always has had an effect on me. - Hello, trust issues! - It reminded me...

  • #11 - Damages

    30 August 2009 ( #TV Shows )

    I discovered Damages in DVD last week, and the first season was fascinating. Glenn Close's character, a machiavelic defense attorney who manipulates everyone (and I mean everyone, including her partners, clients, family, judge...) is extremely interesting...

  • #21 - New Moon

    19 November 2009 ( #Films )

    WARNING: If you haven't read the books or seen the trailer and hate to be told what's going on in a movie you haven't watched yet, mind the spoilers in this article! Yesterday I saw New Moon, the second opus in Stephanie Meyer's Twilight series, in theaters....

  • #57 - The A Team

    04 July 2010 ( #Films )

    This film is hilarious, with a lot of action and some ridiculous scenes (in an unrealistic kind of way) which was precisely what the original TV show was about. The characters in the film are just like those in the tv show, the spirit is that of the former...

  • #47 - How To Train Your Dragon

    04 April 2010 ( #Films )

    I was excited to see How To Train Your Dragon, because I like Dreamworks' motion pictures, and I like dragons, magic and stuff, but I was not as into it as I thought I would be. True, the dragons and scenery are really well done, but that's about it:...

  • #58 - Dog Pound

    10 July 2010 ( #Films )

    Extremely realistic and incredibly shocking. It really is a good film/documentary fiction, and what stroke me was that we've seen many films and shows about life in prison, and this one was no different. It was no different in the amount and types of...

  • #51 - Iron Man 2

    01 May 2010 ( #Films )

    EVERYTHING IS AMAZING IN THIS FILM! Special effects... Soundtrack... Dialogues... Robert Downey Jr, Gwyneth Paltrow, Scarlett Johansson, Don Cheadle... A classic scenario but OH MY GOD WHAT A GREAT FILM! That's definitely one I'm going to see several...

  • #26 - It's Complicated

    10 January 2010 ( #Films )

    "It's complicated" is the story of a 50-something couple with three children who got a nasty divorce 10 years ago and who try the "divorced with benefits" experience. The ex-husband got remarried, and the ex-wife redesigned her whole life by opening up...

  • #44 - Chloe

    26 March 2010 ( #Films )

    Twisted feelings, Sexual temptation, Twisted personalities, Sexual plots, Twisted story, Sexual situations. Very weird, but good acting, good directing, good rhythm, I was captivated. The plot is a bit obvious though, and there are also some totally unnecessary...

  • #61 - Toy Story 3

    15 July 2010 ( #Films )

    Everything you love from Pixar is there. Emotion, laughter, amazing image quality (even in 3D), and their ability to build something new with characters they have already portrayed in two other films... the substance is what lacks in Dreamworks' motion...

  • #50 - The Bounty Hunter

    19 April 2010 ( #Films )

    Forget Domino with K. Knightley as a recklesss bounty huntress, this one is a real romantic comedy with all the plots, jokes and feelings you can think of. Music was hilarious as well! Jennifer Aniston + Gerard Butler. Light and sweet, funny and sexy....

  • #53 - Robin Hood

    06 June 2010 ( #Films )

    In spite of all the negative critics I've heard about this film, I liked it . The story was original in a way because it focuses on Robin Longstride, aka Robin Hood, but before he became an outlaw. So no tricks with the Sheriff of Nottingham and no stealing...

  • #54 - Sarah McLachlan - Laws of Illusion

    07 June 2010 ( #Music )

    Easily in my top 10 artists of all times, I've seen Sarah McLachlan on stage a few years ago in Paris, I've got all her albums, all listened to gazillion times, I've got at least 20 favourite songs of her, including her whole Christmas album "Wintersong"......

  • #49 - Remember Me

    15 April 2010 ( #Films )

    I had done the whole "don't spoil me, I don't want to read, watch or hear anything about this film" routine before entering the cinema to watch it, so I was totally unaware of the story, actors, scenery... All I had seen was the poster above. I was sort...

  • #56 - Killers

    04 July 2010 ( #Films )

    Veeeerrrryyyyy nice film, for many reasons: 1) As much action as in Mr & Mrs Smith (I wasn't expecting this), 2) Hilarious jokes, 3) Good plot, twists and turns, 4) Original (sort of...) story, although it's more in the characters that you become surprised...

  • #64 - Millenium 3

    16 October 2010 ( #Films )

    I'll make the same review as for the 2 previous movies: a great adaptation of a great book. Masterfully directed, greatly acted.The atmosphere and ambiance are exactly as in the book... A must see if you've seen the other two and read the books. I still...

  • #71 - Arthur and The War of Two Worlds

    06 November 2010 ( #Films )

    I think my review is contained in one word: disappointment . I adore this fictional universe, the sense of realism and adventure it offers, but, well, I had been disappointed by the second installment, Arthur and the Revenge of Maltazard, and the third...

  • #48 - Clash of the Titans

    12 April 2010 ( #Films )

    Totally expected: the idiotic lines and the totally absent scenario. I really went there for the visual effects, but you can smell "lack of budget" from 40 miles around, and I think seeing it in 3D made it even worse. The only really beautiful thing is...

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