Golden Globes

OMG!!!

Awards season has started! The best part of the year :D

I should've posted this earlier, but I simply forgot... =x

Anyway, here are my thoughts on the winners :D

Starting with TV. Glee should've won EVERYTHING! It's one of my favorite shows. Lea Michele is a terrific singer and actress. She should have won. Jane Lynch too. And Matthew Morrison. The scene where he finds out about his wife's fake pregnancy is depressive. I wanted to kill her and hug him! But they won Best Comedy series. I guess I'm happy with that....

Still on TV, we jump to Drama series: Michael C. Hall won (Best Actor in a Leading role in drama series). He is really good. The whole show's awesome. But I nearly had a heart attack when Mad Men won for Best Drama series. WTF?! House and Dexter are nominees and the winner is Mad Men? Crap. Maybe I'm defending the series I love. Ok, I'm definitely defending the series I love. Sorry. Can't help it.

Julianna Margulies won for Best Actress in a Drama Series for The Good Wife. I like the show and she's good, but not award-winning good. I think she was a little overrated. As I don't watch any of the other nominees, I can't say if the award was unfair.

Motion Pictures:

HA! Robert Downey Jr.!! He wooooooooooooooooooooon! *happy dance* (Best Actor in a leading role in a Comedy or Musical, for Sherlock Holmes)

I screamed, laughed and fell off the couch all at the same time when he won. Totally priceless.

He not only won, but also made one of the best speeches of ALL TIME. He and Susan Downey are perfect together *-* I (heart) The Downeys

Meryl Streep will rule the movies world someday. She managed to be nominated for the same award for 2 (TWO) different roles. And guess who won? Meryl Streep. She's good. I got it.

Jeff Bridges, Sandra Bullock, Mo'Nique and Christopher Waltz (who totally deserved the award) were also winners.

Now, the two most important awards: Motion Picture and Director.

AVATAR?! SO FUCKING UNFAIR!!

The movie is good and shit, but it doesn't deserve it.

Screenplay, for example: Get Pocahontas' screenplay and change the names. TA DA! Avatar's screenplay.

The movie is a blockbuster. Born to sell. Not to win awards.

It has one of the most aggressive marketings I've ever seen. I wouldn't be surprised if the coke in McDonald's turned blue because of the movie. EVERYWHERE I went there was something about this movie. I was starting to think that blue monsters (aka Na'Vi) lived under my bed.

Honestly, all of that marketing didn't make me wanna see the movie. #epicfail

And don't be mistaken, I liked the movie. I really did. It's a revolution in effects and everything. I'm just worrying that people may start do consider a movie good because it's visually good. The screenplay and plot, to me, are the most important part of the motion picture.

With a simple camera and an idea you can create a masterpiece. It doesn't have to kick-ass in effects to be good.

xoxo

Sherlock Holmes

Robert Downey Jr. is one of my favorite actors of all time. OF ALL TIME ~

Ok, about the movie now. AWESOME! I love this clue chasing kinda movie. Mystery, darkness, dead bodies *.* Detective movies are the best. And Sherlock Holmes is one of the most famous detectives ever.

I better explain the plot... ok. Holmes (Downey Jr *.*) and Dr. Watson (Jude Law, with a mustache...yuck) are investigating a dark magic cult (?) and they arrest the leader, Lockwood. The guy is convicted to death sentence. He 'dies', than go back to life and start to kill people, as far as we know, through dark magic. A lot happens after this, but I can't tell. Sorry.

The fight scenes are awesome! Just the two first, actually. First, Holmes analyze every angle and weakness of his opponent. Then, he explains every single hit as he makes them: What part of the body and why. In slow motion. When the guy is knocked out, you realize that he hasn't done them yet, but he's about to. He makes everything as he explained before, only this time it's in normal speed. Awesome.

Ok, you must be confused with the fight explaining. Watch the movie. You'll understand :D

Oh, and the best part: There's gonna be a sequel!!!!! OMFG!!!

Watch it. It's very good :D

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

You can say I'm on a Robert Downey Jr crush moment. I'd agree with you.

I don't know why I got interested in this movie. All I know, is that I did. I heard good things about it, and I decided to watch it.

First of all, I like fast movies. Speed, to me, is essential. And this one is pretty quick. Too much, sometimes. There were moments that I had to go back a little to understand what had happened. Reminded me of 'Snatch.' a little.

I don't LOL with comedies. I LMAO in this one. The quotes are awesome. Val Kilmer's specially. He plays the best gay dude I've ever seen. Really good.

Downey Jr's part is perfect. Unpredictable, funny, and idiot, most of the time. His narration of the story is really cool. It's not a common narrator, that only explains what you're seeing, he talks like he's watching the movie as much as you are.

Also, they love saying fuck. Jesus, they do. And I laughed almost every time they said it.

This movie is on my top ten list. I recommend it.

see ya ;D

PS.: I know this post sucks, but i really don't wanna write right now, so...

Movie List

I've always said that I wanted to see certain movies, but i always forget them. Finally, I decided to write it down. Here it is. My movies-to-watch list. So, why post it on the blog? Well, I want movie tips. Post on the comments a movie that you want me to see. C'mon, be creative. Classics, blockbusters, cult, everything. But remember, I'm fifteen. Don't tell me to watch a movie that I won't understand ;)

Here we go...

- Gone With the Wind (1939)

- Casablanca (1942)

- Singin' in The Rain (1952)

- Psycho (1960)

- American Beauty (1999)

- Saving Private Ryan (1998)

- Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind (2004)

- La Vita è Bella (1997)

- Back to The Future (All of them)

- District 9 (2009)

- Jaws (1975)

- The Wrestler (2008)

- Trainspotting (1996)

- Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels(1998)

- Ed Wood (1994)

- Rosemary's Baby (1968)

- Magnolia (1999)

- Changeling (2008)

- Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (2005)

- Donnie Darko (2001)

- Being John Malkovich (1999)

- Adaptation (2002)

- Goodfellas (1990)

- Rent (2005)

- Moonwalker (1998)

- Feast of Love (2007)

- Pocahontas (1995)

- Aladdin (1992)

- The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus (2009)

- I'm Not There. (2007)

- Candy (2006)

- Casanova (2005)

- Brokeback Mountain (2005)

- The Order (2003)

- Monster's Ball (2001)

- Ned Kelly (2003)

- The Four Feathers (2002)

- 10 Things I Hate About You (1999)

- The Libertine (2004)

- Secret Window (2004)

- Once Upon a Time In Mexico (2003)

Seen movies will be in red, such as seen suggestions. They will be taken off the list every 1st day of the month ;)

Suggestions, please...