Monday, March 28, 2022

Movie Reviews: Part 1

    I'm not even going to justify the reason it has taken so long for me to blog again. All I can say is, life sort of got in the way. All that matters now, is that I'm back and ready to write movie reviews again. I will not be focusing just on old films, but rather films that I've either enjoyed immensely, or couldn't stand one bit. 




Fresh (2022): Directed by Mimi Cave
Starring Daisy Edgar-Jones and Sebastian Stan

The film starts off innocently enough between a young woman and slightly older man meeting up and eventually hooking up. After our leading lady believes that she and the gentleman are going away for the weekend, that's when things drastically change. It's quirky, fun, and filled with lots of edge of seat moments. I highly recommend it if you are into lighter horror.

My rating is **** 1/2 stars

Highly Recommend!!


Five Came Back (1939): Directed by John Farrow
Starring Chester Morris, Lucille Ball, Joseph Calleia, and Patric Knowles

When a plane crash lands in the middle of a jungle, eleven strangers must learn to survive among the wilderness and each other. An action adventure that has a lot of pep in its step. I really enjoyed the film, and thought that the cast worked perfectly together. I loved seeing the tension build between certain characters, and was completely struck by the character of some of these individuals.

My Rating is **** 1/2


For Pete's Sake (1974): Directed by Peter Yates
Starring Barbra Streisand and Michael Sarrazin

A young married woman wanting to help her husband in his future endeavors, goes to great lengths to make it happen in some very unusual ways. I will be honest, I really didn't care too much for Michael Sarrazin in this role, but overall this film was zany, crazy, quirky, and just plain old fun. The trouble that the young wife gets herself into is by far so outlandish and ridiculous, but it's just so damn entertaining. Barbra Streisand owns the role and carries the movie.
 It's not a film to take very seriously at all. Just a good time.

My Rating is **** 1/2 



So there you have it, my reviews for the last week of March. I will return next week with more movie reviews. Stay tuned!




Sunday, February 16, 2020

Hey I'm so sorry!!

Soooo seriously I really am so sorry!! When I posted my last post, I had every single intention of blogging again! I swear! But then me being me lost the charger to my laptop and then my laptop died on me so I wasn't able to actually stick to my promise of blogging again, but fret no more!! It has been recovered! So now officially I am back! Like for real this time! I know I know but this time is for real. I actually have some pretty nifty ideas in this old noggin of mine so be on the look out for future posts from yours truly. In the meantime, enjoy this captivating shot of birthday boy Jeffrey Lynn and frequent costar Priscilla Lane ;) Until next time!

Thursday, December 19, 2019

Oh Hey There!

So yeah I'm coming back full throttle to blogging! Why you ask? Well, I finally got myself a laptop so I can finally write actual posts again. Oh yeah and I needed a break away from blogging because of all the emotional and mental pain I was going through. I mean.. I'm still working through this every day but I feel like I've really grown from it as difficult as it has been. Sooo yeah I'm actually going back to blogging so expect a post once a week to start off and maybe more down the road, once I get back into the swing of things. Until Next Time! Oh and enjoy these lovely photos of Joan Crawford! ❤


Friday, October 14, 2016

My Side of the Story





Throughout this whole ordeal known as my life, I’ve noticed quite a few people who think they know who I am as a person. After what happened to me last year, I had many people come through for me but then there were some who thought they knew what happened to me. So I’m here to tell my side of the story and before I begin, I’m going to warn you it might be sensitive to some of you guys but I want to get my side across. I don’t want people to assume that they know what happened to me simply because they heard it throughout the grapevine. So here goes….

           
Everything started February of 2014, when my Uncle/ Godfather passed away. His death hit me harder then I ever expected.  I didn’t have the closest relationship with him but knowing that he was alone when he passed hurt me more than I’ll ever say.  He was just 38 years old. I wish I had gotten the opportunity to have known him better but I was so wrapped up in my own life to take notice of his.

 Throughout that year, I acted somewhat erratic. My moods would swing up and down frequently with no known reason. In April of that year, I was on vacation with some friends when I completely lost it. Some of it could be explained that I was homesick but I honestly was still reeling from my Uncle’s death.

My mood was still shoty as the year came to a close but nothing too substantial happened that would get me into trouble. That is until February of 2015 happened.  My stress levels were through the roof and I would come home from work filled with unneeded anxiety. A lot of changes were occurring at my job. People were coming and going and I wasn’t fully ready for it. I got myself into a situation with two female coworkers and was constantly in the office for saying something I shouldn’t have said. Everything was causing me stress and I didn’t know how to control it. The women weren't necessarily making it any easier, so I asked if I could transfer off of the front end to avoid the drama and start fresh.


Everything was going okay, not great but okay. I was still struggling with my mental health and basically refused to believe that anything was the matter with me.  I had some bad days that was all. I refused to believe that I had anxiety or depression. I didn’t want to feel abnormal or weird. 

Things were relatively quiet until June when I started seeing someone. I had no intention at all in dating this person but I thought maybe if I gave it a try, things might blossom into something but I was definitely wrong.  I should have seen the signs right away but I wanted to make the relationship work, that I just basically brushed his odd behavior under the rug. His controlling behavior was often ignored until  he started telling me I wasn’t permitted to cut my hair short or go away with my friends to New Jersey for the weekend. I initially didn’t pay attention to the fact that he was already planning something for my birthday in August. He said he wanted to take me New York City to see a Broadway show.  His Mother started saying I could move in with them and the two of them started talking about marriage. Mind you, I only was dating him for a couple of days at this time. Everything moved so fast, I barely could keep track of what was going on outside of the relationship.  My relationship with my Mom started to get strained because I would be spending all of my time with him, and when she needed me I wasn’t around. 

It hit me after two weeks of dating him; I needed to break up with him. It wasn’t healthy how he was treating me and I needed to get out ASAP.  A week later I thought all right I’m going to do this, I’m going to break up with him but it never happened that week.


On July 12th 2015, after his brothers and sisters made us dinner he took me down to his room where he raped me. I repeatedly told him not tonight, not tonight but he completely ignored me. After it happened I was in a complete daze, it felt like I was deliberately blocking it from my memory. 

It wasn’t until a couple of days later that I told my Mom what had happened. Since I kept telling myself that “I wanted it”, even though I said no, it was my Mom who finally hit me with the truth.  I broke down.

I ended up being sick the week after it happened and would find every excuse for him to not come over to see me. Luckily, he ended up not coming. Before I came to back to work, I texted him and told him it was over. I needed to focus on myself and I couldn’t be with him. He was distraught as I expected.

When I returned back to work, he ended up following me everywhere I went. He wouldn’t stop texting me over and over until I finally blocked him.  I couldn’t hold it in anymore and ran to one of my friends and told them what happened to me. I was scared for my life.  The harassment didn’t go away until I went to management and was asked if I had instigated it.

That’s when they told me they weren’t going to transfer him out but I did have the option to do so if I wanted to. I initially said no because I loved the people I worked with but seeing that I would have to see my rapist everyday prompted me to transfer out.

My last day was bittersweet. I honestly didn’t want to leave but felt I had no other choice. My Dad came to pick me up and in the parking lot is where I told him what happened to me. He flew into a rage and drove right beside him and threatened him. I was in tears the entire time.


Moments after getting home, I get a call from the police.  They told me that he had called the cops because my Dad was harassing him and at that point I went and told the cop what happened to me, and why my Dad did what he did.

Right now, the case is ongoing and therefore I can’t really discuss what’s going on but I’m hoping and praying everything works out and he gets what he deserves. No one deserves to be treated the way I was treated.

I know I’m responsible for how my behavior has been and I’ve been working diligently in changing it. I still have many days that I think about what happened to me and I completely lose it but then I remember how incredibly lucky I am that got out of that situation and how lucky I am to have such a supportive group of people in my life. I will pull through this stronger than I ever was before. 





Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Oh Hello Again


So I haven't blogged on here for a couple of years now and to be completely honest I didn't really miss it all that much. There would be a time here and there that I would think "gosh wouldn't it be great to write something on my blog!" but then I just drop the idea. I wanted to write about something that is very important to me and I haven't completely told everyone about. I have depression and anxiety and literally every day is a battle with myself (even on medications, it can still be a struggle!) Nearly a year ago an incident happened to me that triggered my depression and anxiety into a further tailspin. Most days I'm fine but then I think of what happened to me and I'm right back at square one. The reason I'm writing this now is because I want everyone out there who is struggling with ANY mental health issue to know it will be okay. Now I can't promise that you'll be happy go lucky every single day of your life once your diagnosed but you will feel better knowing it and you are definitely not alone in this fight.






I first realized I was depressed when I was being home-schooled from the 6th grade onto 12th. As much as I appreciated being home-schooled, it also put a huge dent in my life. I was secluded from socializing with the outside world and when I finally did do it I began to panic and freak out. "There is no way these people like me! I'm not like them! I'll never fit in!" These thoughts would constantly run through my head as a teenager and also it didn't help that I have ADD. 

So as you can imagine I really knocked myself down for pretty much everything. I didn't fully acknowledge that I was struggling with depression or anxiety until a couple of years back, when I was a teenager I was at a Cracker Barrel with my family and all of a sudden I went into a panic and started crying. I honestly thought a couple of teenagers were talking about me and went into a frenzy. That was my first and definitely not my last panic attack. I've had quite a few since then but it isn't about how many I've had but how I can deal with the situation when I'm having the panic attack. I've actually gotten much better. Last month I was doing the MS walk with my Mom and almost had one when I saw my old manager but I contained the attack and walked away from having it. 

Another huge downside to having depression is I have said a lot of hurtful and dumb things to people I care about. I've damaged friendships over my selfish remarks and for that I'm truly sorry to anyone and everyone that I've ever hurt. I shouldn't have treated anyone the way I have. I really have that insert foot in mouth issue. I can't and won't let my depression and anxiety create rifts between my family and friends any longer. Yes I get upset and angry more than the average person but I can and will beat the negativity and grow from it. 


The purpose of this post is let everyone out there struggling that it is okay I promise. I have often thought of giving up and just ending it all. I can happily say those thoughts are gone but there will be days where I feel like giving up could be an option and I'll tell myself HELL NO! KEEP FIGHTING!!! 



Wednesday, August 20, 2014

The 25 Challenge


    Hey everyone! Sorry I haven't written my favorite actresses post yet but I will do it as soon as I get the chance to. (I know my word isn't very good but I really do promise to get it out there!)  Anywhoo.... I've decided to challenge myself. Challenge myself you ask? Ha Yes! I'm going to try things that I normally wouldn't do. I think it's time to get out of my comfort zone and really experience different things in my life. If you would like to join in on the fun go right ahead! The more the merrier! After my birthday (I turned 25 on the 10th! Eeek!) I decided I couldn’t keep putting myself in the safe zone because then I could really be missing out on some great opportunities in my life. Yes as you can guess by the title of the blog post there will be 25 challenges for me to complete! I'll just do a few at a time so I don't overwhelm myself. (If you choose to do the challenge, you don't have to do 25. You can do as much or as little as you want. It's all up to you!)

        My first challenge for myself was really (!!) dressing up. Yes I did it!! I thought I would feel self-conscious about wearing a dress and high heels but I felt so comfortable with myself. I'm definitely going to be wearing dresses more often. I really embraced the new experience and for someone who was always very insecure about her looks it definitely helped me feel comfortable in my own skin. 


I've given myself a list of challenges to do that I hope to do by the end of the year. Even if I don't finish the challenges, as long as I'm in the midst of doing them then it counts. Here are just a few of the things I'm hoping to accomplish!


*Getting my Driver's License (Yes I know! I'm 25 and I don't have a license. There really is no excuse except for being scared but I can't allow the fear to hold me back anymore! Wish me luck!)

*Swimming (Yes another one I'm scared of! Haha no more!)

*Fencing (I’m going to start taking fencing classes next month! Aaaah how exciting is that!!)

I'll be posting my challenges on my instagram page if you all want to check how I'm doing and I really will try to post on here as much as I can. I really really will try!! 

I can't keep allowing my life to pass me by. It's time to embrace new beginnings in my life! 



Monday, July 7, 2014

Here are a few of my favorite things... PART TWO My Ten Favorite Actors

  Seriously I hate not having my own computer because if I had one I would be blogging sooooooo much more. I hate that haven't blogged in over a month but I guess it is what it is. Haha

  So as I've gotten older my taste in everything has changed from movies, to actors, to even directors. I know I've done a Top Ten Favorite Actors list twice( you check it out here and here) before but like I said before I've matured in what I like so without further ado here is my list. Enjoy!




Jeffrey Lynn

I literally just wrote about how much I've changed in taste but Jeffrey Lynn hasn't dropped from my favorites. I've enjoyed every movie of his regardless of how inane the plot of the movie is. It's been over 5 years since I "discovered" him and I don't regret it one bit.

                                                      Favorite Movies:
                                                     My Four Daughters
                                                     My Love Came Back
                                                     Underground
                                                     The Roaring Twenties






Robert Cummings

Favorite Movies:
The Devil and Miss Jones
Saboteur
Moon Over Miami
It Started with Eve


Cary Grant

Favorite Movies: 
Notorious
Charade
Gunga Din
Holiday
Mr. Blandings Builds his Dream House



Melvyn Douglas

Favorite Movies:
Ninotchka 
Too Many Husbands
There's Always a Woman
Theodora Goes Wild


William Prince

Favorite Movies:
Cinderella Jones
Destination Tokyo
Objective Burma!
Pillow to Post



Dana Andrews

Favorite Movies:
Laura
State Fair
The Best Years of Our Lives
The Ox-Bow Incident 




Joseph Cotten

Favorite Movies: 
Shadow of a Doubt
The Abominable Dr. Phibes
Gaslight
Citizen Kane



Jack Lemmon

Favorite Movies:
It Should Happen to You
Some like it Hot
Three for the Show
Under the Yum Yum Tree




Fred Astaire

Favorite Movies:
Top Hat
Easter Parade
Swing Time
Shall We Dance
Damsel in Distress

*It was really hard to choose between Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly but I decided to go with Fred on this one. I still have a soft spot for Gene though. :) 






Ray Milland

 Favorite Movies:
Easy Living 
Beau Geste
The Major and the Minor 
Dial M for Murder


That was way harder to do than I thought. Haha! Here are some honorable mentions:
Gene Kelly, Tyrone Power, George Brent, James Dean, Don Ameche, Humphrey Bogart, Frank Sinatra, Peter Lawford, Franchot Tone, Robert Young, and Montgomery Clift

*I'm going to try reallllly hard to post my favorite actresses soon! 














Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Here are a few of my favorite things... PART ONE

Whatever sort of mood I'm in I can say without a doubt that these songs always remain a favorite for me. I try not to stick to really one genre or era but I really do have a soft spot for 60's and 80's music. So here are just a few of my favorite songs. :) Hope you all enjoy!







"With a Girl like You"- The Troggs





"Tenderness" - General Public





"Time after Time" - Cyndi Lauper





"Help Me Rhonda" - The Beach Boys




"Come on Eileen" - Dexy's Midnight Runners




"Everywhere" - Fleetwood Mac



"Teresa" - Eddie Cochran



"My Guy" - Mary Wells



"Be My Baby" - The Ronettes




"Isn't This a Lovely Day" - Fred Astaire



"The Wanderer" - Dion



"And I Love Her" - The Beatles



"Don't Worry Baby" - The Beach Boys



"You Can Call Me Al" - Paul Simon




"Fakin' It" - Simon & Garfunkel



"Hold Me" - Fleetwood Mac

Friday, May 9, 2014

Mitzi Gaynor is Lovely.







Be sure to catch on TCM a Mitzi Gaynor movie marathon. Some of the films include "The Joker is Wild" and "Les Girls' For a complete list of her films showing on TCM go to www.tcm.com for more details

Friday, April 25, 2014

Oh Me! Oh My! Jeffrey Lynn movies airing on TCM!! Count me in!

 TCM will be airing a few of Jeffrey Lynn's films within the next couple of months. These films aren't usually on TCM that much but they are interesting and fun to watch.



MAY 16th: My Love Came Back(1940) stars Olivia De Havilland, Jeffrey Lynn, Charles Winniger, Eddie Albert, and Jane Wyman. Quirky romantic comedy about a young violinist who falls in love with a young business manager.







June 6th : Law of the Tropics (1941) stars Constance Bennett and Jeffrey Lynn. I'm not giving away information about this movie because it's just soooooo ridiculous! Just watch it for Jeffrey's bizarre mustache. ;)



June 11th: A Child is Born(1940) stars Geraldine Fitzgerald and Jeffrey Lynn. A convict is about to give birth to her child in a maternity ward where she feels she doesn't belong.


July 4th: The Fighting 69th(1940) stars James Cagney, Pat O' Brien, Dennis Morgan, and Jeffrey Lynn. One of my favorite films about the war! You definitely need to check it out!





Friday, April 18, 2014

TCM Classic Film Festival 2014 aka the best experience I've ever had!

Hello Hello Hello!!!

I have so many things I wanna tell you about my experience at the festival but I'll just tell you guys the basics. First off I got to meet my best friends aka the Non-Fleshies - Kate(
I met her twice previously), Casey, Millie, and Sarah. They are the coolest, funniest, sweetest people I ever meet. I'm incredibly shy but they made me so comfortable and at ease.


The pass that I had limited movies that I was able to go to, so I ended up missing out on seeing some movies but everything worked out just the way it was supposed to be.

The first movie that I saw was one of my absolute favorite movies, "The Thin Man". I went with Millie, Casey, and Sarah to go see it and what an experience! As fun as it is to see "The Thin Man" on my tv, it was such a better experience seeing it on the big screen with my best friends.

After seeing "The Thin Man", all of us went and saw the original "Invasion of the Body Snatchers". I'd never seen any of the versions so it was a definite treat to be able to see the original. It was so good and eerily fun to watch!

The last film that I saw on Friday was "The World of Henry Orient" with Casey and Kate. Merrie Spaeth and Paula Prentiss were there to talk about the experience working on the film. It really was so fascinating to hear what it was like to work on the film and what it was like to work with Peter Sellers. I had heard previously from various websites about Peter's attitude offset but what those two ladies said was nothing but good things. He definitely seemed like a character. I also never saw the film and I gotta say it was kooky and fun! I'm glad I saw it!


On Saturday we all went and saw the original 1954 classic "Godzilla" and let me tell you what an experience!!! It was so exhilarating and fun to see the original. I embarrassingly have seen 1998 version with Matthew Broderick but the original was sooooooo much better. Honestly if you haven't seen the original Japanese version, you need to get on that! You won't regret it at all!

Originally Kate and I were going to go see "The Stranger's Return" because we are both huge fans of Franchot Tone and Miriam Hopkins but they ended up only letting so many people in, so we went and saw "A Hard Day's Night" and I'm sooooo glad we did. I had seen the film before but it was Kate's first time seeing it. We also wanted to see because it was being introduced by Alec Baldwin. Kate and I are hugggggge fans of his show "30 Rock", so we were both ecstatic when he came out to introduce it. I had literally such a ball watching that movie on the big screen. It was so much fun and plus Kate really enjoyed it as well.

The last film of the day for me was "Freaks" and I saw that with Millie and Kate. We saw it at midnight  and it was sooo perfect!! If you ever get the chance to see that movie on the big screen you've got to see it. What a thrilling film!

Sunday I only saw two films and they were "Sunday in New York" and "Lady from Shanghai" and both films were fun to watch. "Sunday in New York" was my favorite film that I saw at the festival and it also happens to be Kate's absolute favorite film. Robert Osborne introduced the film which made the experience even more memorable.
That movie is so cute and fun and just so darn perfect, that after we watched it I wanted to watch it again. It was soooo marvelous!

"Lady from Shanghai" was probably the quirkiest, oddest film that I saw at the festival but I still had a blast watching it with my best friends. My favorite line from the film is loooooooooooveeerrrr! Hahaha it's so funny when Everett Sloane repeatedly says it throughout the film.


I also want to say it was wonderful meeting so many other bloggers such as Laura, Raquelle, K.C., Marya, and Trevor. Sorry I didn't really say anything but I was a little overwhelmed by the excitment of everything and two I'm incredibly shy but it was still fantastic to meet so many people that are also fans of old films. I also got to get a picture with Ben Mankiewicz and it was so amazing to meet him. He and his wife are so incredibly nice and I'm such a fan of his. I really love watching him introduce films on TCM.


So there you have it! I will be posting a part two to this but it'll be centered on the activities I did outside of the festival. So stay tuned!

Friday, April 4, 2014

Rest in Peace Marc Platt



~ December 2nd 1913 - March 29th 2014 ~ 

Wednesday, March 19, 2014

VERY DELAYED Book Reviews!! Whoooooops!


I've been meaning to review a couple of books for some time now and I've just been putting it on the back burner for so long but now I'm ready to tell you all about it. I'm just going to give a shortened version of what the books were about and what I thought about it. I really hate reading reviews on books or movies that are so long that before you know you lose interest in it, so that's why I've decided a shortened version is best. 




A looooooooong while ago I was given the chance to read and review a book titled Sinatra and Me: The Very Good Years written by Tony Consiglio and Franz Douskey. Tony Consiglio was one of Sinatra's boyhood friends and later on became his chauffeur, his butler, and basically he did everything for Sinatra. It was definitely interesting to hear about Frank from someone who knew seemed to know him the best but I found that repetitive storytelling was a little tiring. I understand that you want the reader to get an insider's look into Frank's life but sometimes telling the story once is good enough. I just loved hearing about how Sinatra continued to support his first wife even after they divorced. Even before Ava passed away, he was always there for her. He would always send flowers to her and call her up. It was very sweet!  There were a lot of interesting anecdotes I didn't know and I found it fascinating to read about.  I like that you are able to see both sides of Frank's personality. You don't hear just the good things he did but also the crummy things as well. He was by no means a perfect man but most definitely an interesting one. Even after reading it I still love and admire Frank Sinatra. I know he wasn't a god of some sort but he was a human being just like all of us are. We all make mistakes. 

Rating: 6/10




The other book that I was given was titled Marilyn: The Passion and the Paradox written by Lois Banner. The book is about Marilyn's life. Hundreds of books have been written about Marilyn's life and this was just awful. I just felt that the writer put every single rumor that she heard about Monroe and put it into the book. Within the first few chapters, Banner wrote about a supposed love affair that Monroe had with both Marlene Dietrich and Joan Crawford. I felt like she was looking for the most scandalous rumors about her and throwing them in. I just couldn't finish it because of how badly it all was. It felt unresearched and based on opinions of others. I wanted more evidence that these things happened instead of hearing silly gossip. It was definitely disappointing to read. 

Rating: 2/10


I will be posting a litttttle bit more on here. I will be going to the TCM Film Festival in April so for that week I won't be posting. Ta-ta for now! 

Sunday, December 15, 2013

Rest in Peace Joan Fontaine

I can't put into words how deeply upset I am over hearing of Joan Fontaine's passing. She is one of my favorite actresses and I'm so heartbroken over hearing of her passing. I hope she is at peace and she will always be remembered and never forgotten! Rest in Peace Joan Fontaine!

October 22nd 1917 - December 15th 2013

Rest in Peace Myrna and Peter

I was intending to post this yesterday but I didn't have the opportunity so I'm posting it a day later. 20 years ago on December 14th 1993 we lost Myrna Loy. She was 88 years old and even though it's been 20 years since she's passed away, she is still incredibly missed. She will live on in her films. Forever Remembered.... Never forgotten! Rest in Peace Myrna Loy

August 2nd 1905 - December 14th 1993


Also word just came out today, that yesterday another legend passed away. We lost the extremely talented, charming, and thoroughly entertaining Mr. Peter O' Toole. He was 81 years old. Again, He will be
remembered forever and never forgotten! Rest in Peace Peter O' Toole



August 2nd 1932 - December 14th 2013

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Rest in Peace Eleanor Parker

June 26th 1922 - December 9th 2013

Saturday, December 7, 2013

December Recommendations

It's that time again where families gather around the Christmas tree to unwrap presents and spend quality time together. It's honestly my favorite time of the year and I just love everything about Christmas. So I thought it would be fun to show you guys my holiday recommendations. Enjoy!

Movie Recommendations: It's A Wonderful Life(1946)

James Stewart plays George Bailey who feels unaccomplished with his home life and work life, that he contemplates killing himself until an angel shows him the positive things in his life. 

It is such an excellent movie and if you ever feel down about yourself, just watch this movie. It will seriously change your life. 


* Make sure you keep tissues handy especially towards the end of the movie!





 Meet Me in St. Louis(1944) 

The Smith family is living in happy bliss until business calls to move them out of St. Louis. 

Meet Me in St. Louis is a movie that I will never miss watching around Christmastime. It is such a endearing and sweet film and Judy Garland is seriously at her best! 


Judy singing Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas is by far my favorite Christmas song of all time! 





Honorable Mentions:

Miracle on 34th Street(1947)
The Bishop's Wife(1947)
Christmas in Connecticut(1945)
Remember the Night(1940)
The Shop Around the Corner(1940)
In the Good Old Summertime(1949)
A Christmas Carol(1951)


Song Recommendations: 

You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch 


Wonderful Christmas Time 



Baby It's Cold Outside




Christmas Special Recommendations:

A Charlie Brown Christmas(1965) aka the MOST PERFECT THING EVER!



How The Grinch Stole Christmas(1966)















Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer(1964)
















Frosty the Snowman(1969)




Honorable Mentions:
Mickey's Christmas Carol(1983)
Jack Frost(1979)
Santa Claus is Comin' to Town(1970)
The Year without Santa Claus(1974)
'Twas the Night Before Christmas(1974)
Frosty Returns(1992)


I will be back to post more this month but if I don't post before Christmas happens, I want to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas!! :) 





Tuesday, December 3, 2013

5 years! 5 year Blogiversary! Hoooray!

Yes it's true! 5 years! I've been blogging for 5 years! Wow I just can't believe it! I never thought that I would still be blogging but here I am... still going at it! The five years that I've been blogging have brought so many great things to my life. First and foremost I met my best friends through blogging. I honestly now can't imagine what my life would be like without these people in my life. I'm so so so so grateful that I started blogging because otherwise I wouldn't have met them!


I have had many times that I just wanted to quit blogging because I thought it wasn't worth it but my friends told me to never give up on it. If I had listened to myself I probably would have missed out on a whole lot more in my life. I'm so happy and pleased to have met other people who are just as crazy as me and who happen to also love old movies as I do. I'm not so lucky offline with meeting people who watch old movies so I feel very fortunate to have met a community of people who do. You guys mean the world to me and I just want to thank you so much for introducing me to different films, actors, directors, actresses, and etc. I've opened up my world and I'm so grateful for that.

I'm so grateful that I continue to blog because I can get my voice out there to be heard. There may not be a slew of  comments on my blog but I know that people are reading my blog and that's all I can ask for. I'm so thankful that I have people who read my blog and actually want to hear what I have to say! I never thought anyone would care to hear anything that I would have to say but I'm pleasantly happy about it.

So before I depart, I just want to throw some shout outs to people who have had made a difference in my life since I started blogging 5 years ago.... Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart I truly mean it. Even though I don't blog as much as I did when I first started I'm still grateful for the journey and the friendships that I've gotten from it. AGAIN... THANK YOU!


THANK YOU's GO OUT TO:

Raquel
Sarah
Terrence
Kate
Casey
Millie
K.C.
Kendra


And ALL of my amazing readers! YOU ARE THE BEST!


Thank you


P.S. Here's my VERY first blog post if you want to take a gander at it! ;) 

Sunday, November 24, 2013

Rest in Peace Jeffrey....

Every year on this day I almost always find myself more emotionally invested in the passing of Jeffrey Lynn than most people do when actors pass away. I can't really explain what it is about Jeffrey that makes me feel so connected to him but whatever it is I just do. I guess you could say I'm a dedicated fan or.... I'm a crazed lunatic(which I hope not! Lol!) Today marks 18 years since his passing and I thought who better to remember him than me? Lol Of course I didn't know him personally but I always have been invested in his life and career. I've been a dedicated fan of his since I was about 18 or 19 years old(I'm now 24!) and I don't think I'll ever stop being a fan. I can't honestly tell you what it is about him that makes me like him so much. Perhaps it was just his screen presence that keeps me glued to him.... whatever the cause is I'm happy to be a fan. So if you get the time today watch a movie of his and watch his magnetic personality on the screen or if you can't do that just look up adorable pictures of him. Either one is fine by me. ;)



~Rest in Peace Jeffrey Lynn~

~February 16th 1909 - November 24th 1995~

Friday, November 22, 2013

~Rest in Peace John F Kennedy~

May 29th 1917 - November 22nd 1963


Always Remembered..... Never FORGOTTEN~