Now onto the movies I've seen recently. I watched Decoy Bride also (Jennifer talked about it a few posts below). I liked it too! The storyline was fun and it's clean. It definitely helped that David Tennant was in it, who is really ridiculously good-looking :). And overall it was a good show!
I watched Something Borrowed. There were some cute parts, but I would not recommend it.
I also watched The Secret World of Arrietty. It is a Japanese anime film by Studio Ghibli. It is about little borrowers who live underneath a house in the country and the daughter is discovered by one of the big people and life turns interesting. I liked it! It is good stuff!
Can a person really read 50 books and watch 50 movies in one year? I guess we'll find out!
Showing posts with label Decoy Bride. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Decoy Bride. Show all posts
Friday, September 7, 2012
Monday, August 13, 2012
The Decoy Bride; Life, Love and the Pursuit of Free Throws
We caught the PG-rated romance The Decoy Bride on Netflix streaming the other day. Most notably it stars David Tennant (of Dr. Who fame). He's a travel writer who faked his most famous book. His bride is an A-list movie star who wants to have her wedding without paparazzi. They've been thwarted more than once so they end up going to the Scottish island he fake-wrote about in his famous book. Conflict ensues. Good, clean fun. It's nice to have a rom-com that's not offensive. Wish we had more of those. Ah, well, I guess that's what Bollywood is for.
I finally finished my stack of Janette Rallison books by reading her middle-grade Life, Love and the Pursuit of Free-Throws about two best friends who compete on the basketball court and for the attention of the same freshman boy. While I like Rallison's older books more, this was another light, fun read. I'm glad there's someone writing things like this well so my 9 year old daughter will have some good fluff to read.
I finally finished my stack of Janette Rallison books by reading her middle-grade Life, Love and the Pursuit of Free-Throws about two best friends who compete on the basketball court and for the attention of the same freshman boy. While I like Rallison's older books more, this was another light, fun read. I'm glad there's someone writing things like this well so my 9 year old daughter will have some good fluff to read.
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