2. OPEN BOOK The next day was better… and worse. Oh yes, please, let’s start off as depressing as we can get. The good stuff includes new friends, people not staring at Bella all day, and no rain. The bad stuff? …Edward Cullen wasn’t in school at all. Wait, I don’t understand why this is Read the Rest…
When seventeen-year-old Bella leaves Phoenix to live with her father in Forks, Washington, she meets an exquisitely handsome boy at school for whom she feels an overwhelming attraction and who she comes to realize is not wholly human. This is this summary of the novel Twilight. Quite the accurate summary, really. Though, maybe it’s just Read the Rest…
It should come as no shock or surprise to anyone that there are two very polar extremes when it comes to the novels and movies in the Twilight saga. One extreme will tell you that Twilight is a beautiful piece of literature written for young women (and some stay-at-home moms) about the most unrealistic of Read the Rest…
MarzGurl discusses the first in Don Bluth’s full length animated features.
The first in a series of videos about Don Bluth’s animations, MarzGurl discusses Bluth’s break-out short animated movie, Banjo the Woodpile Cat.
MarzGurl returns to singing in an a cappella rendition of Golden Sky as performed by Smile.dk and featured in Dance Dance Revolution SuperNOVA.
So, is Alice in Wonderland, or Paris? Or both? And why does she meet with the cartoon and childrens’ book character Madeline?
Just how terrifying is it that Gene Simmons is working with Sanrio to make a KISS-specialized Hello Kitty?
Sam Raimi’s live-action TV adaptation of the anime series Noir just got greenlit to air on Starz. Can this be pulled off gracefully?