From the monthly archives:
I recently got a nice little ego boost, along with about 13 1/2 minutes of fame when Eric Felton, a writer for the Wall Street Journal quoted from my Golden Globes post in his article about the state of Chick Flicks in Hollywood. The article entitled: Movies From Mars, From Venus and From Pandora/Chick flicks, guy films and those that cross the divide.
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The story of Avatar begins in the 22nd century with a US Marine, Jake Sully (played by Sam Worthington) who is wheelchair bound after an accident. But he is given a chance for adventure and to earn enough money for an operation that would allow him to walk again. He can be replace his twin brother on a top secret mission on a planet more than four light years away called Pandora.
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Last night along with millions of other people, I watched the Golden Globes award show. My main focus was to see what the movie stars were wearing and to see if my favorite movies and TV show would win an award. Well, isn’t that why everyone watches a 3 hour TV show? You want to see a movie star look gorgeous
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Recently, I spoke with Nick Walters, a Oklahoma native that is taking on a very unique project. In order to understand his wife and other female family members better, Nick will watch 30 chick flicks in 30 days. The idea is to watch 30-straight days; 30-straight chick flicks. It will begin Friday, January 15, 2010 and end on the day before Valentine’s Day, Saturday, February 13, 2010
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This was a good year for Chick Flicks. Meryl Streep continues her comic reign in the delightful Julie & Julia and It’s Complicated. Sandra Bullock also had a good year (we won’t mention All About Steve) with The Blind Side and The Proposal. Disney gave us a Jazzy new Princess and Rob Marshall’s Nine feeds my need for musicals.
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