More and more animated films will leak onto my list. Just a heads up. 30. Rebecca (1940) This is one of the few times where I loved the movie more then the book. Based on French author Daphne du Maurier’s novel Rebecca, many critics and Hitchcock fans consider this film to be one of AlfredContinue reading “My Favorite Movies: 30-21”
Month of Art: Day 18, Art of Yuki Urushibara
Many apologies for how long it took to write this. My mind has gone in too many directions lately. Yuki Urushibara, born in 1974, has won multiple awards for her manga series Mushishi (1999-2008) including the Excellence award at the Japan Media Arts Festival and the Kodansha Manga Award in 2006. Her art styleContinue reading “Month of Art: Day 18, Art of Yuki Urushibara “
Album Review: No Place in Heaven 2015
I have been waiting for this new album for three years. Mika is one of the few artists I actually follow. I was SOOO excited once I learned Mika finally released it. Usually his albums are fun, with catchy background music and thought provoking messages. Granted not every song he released prior toContinue reading “Album Review: No Place in Heaven 2015”
Reflection on the World Today: What entertains us DEFINES us.
(The Thinker, by Auguste Rodin) These are just my personal thoughts. Many things have been nagging me for a long while now. There is no denying that often I feel alienated from those around me. Why do I feel this way? It is not that I do not talk to people or have good relationships.Continue reading “Reflection on the World Today: What entertains us DEFINES us. “
Lest we forget: The courage to care
Originally posted on theromblood:
Today is a significant anniversary, but chances are you won’t have heard of it. If I told you that 3000 men, women and children were massacred on the night of 2 August within the last 100 years in Europe would it surprise you that it’s not well known? What about if…
From the Perspective of an Old Soul 