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Showing posts with label Jodie Foster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jodie Foster. Show all posts

Monday, April 21, 2014

The Jodie Foster movie The Brave One: My Most Favorite TV Show This Week

I was just channel surfing when I chanced upon one of Jodie Foster's old movies, The Brave One.  Funny thing is, I watched this movie in the theater years ago and it did not make a mark on me.  Until this week! I was so riveted with the movie and what Jodie Foster's character was going through!  She was so good here and I also love her interplay with that handsome actor, Terrence Howard.  I was really hooked into the movie so much so that it becomes my most favorite TV show this week.

Here are my ten favorite TV shows for the week ending April 18, 2014 -

#1 HBO - The Brave One

#2 Diva Universal - Law and Order SVU -throws cop off the roof - solitary confinement

#3 PBO - Tirador

#4 BBC World - Jean Paul Gaultier interview

#5 beTV - Necessary Roughness - subway ad

#6 Balls - Monte Carlo semi-final Wawrinka vs. Ferrer

#7 PBO - Nakagapos na Puso - Sharon Cuneta, Lorna Tolentino, Edu Manzano, Amy Austria

#8 Balls - Nadal vs. Ferrer - Monte Carlo quarterfinal

#9 AXN - The Voice Battle Rounds -I'll Stand By You, Climax

#10 Discovery - deer eaten by snake

Sunday, January 13, 2013

Jodie Foster: Bravely Out and Proud!

In a very brave, sharp manner, Jodie Foster finally addressed tonight at this year's Golden Globe awards, the gay issue, while asking people to respect her privacy!  It was in one way, surreal to watch, but also very touching.

I was really lucky to be a young adult already when Jodie Foster was at her acting peak!  She was just magnificent in both The Accused and The Silence of the Lambs not to forget Nell, Sommersby and Maverick and so on and so forth....
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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Movie Review: 'The Beaver' - Depression is Never Easy to Portray Onscreen


Well, having Mel Gibson and the theme of depression in one movie would really be a hard sell for any Hollywood movie producer so I am not surprised why this movie did not catch on very well with many people - which is a pity, really, since if you take out Mel Gibson's rant history away from it, it is quite a touching movie about a guy dealing with depression and how his family is coping with it.

I have always been a fan of Mel ever since his Mad Max days way back in the 80s so I make it a point to watch whatever he releases.  Yes, I did watch Edge of Darkness (and liked it too!).  However, interestingly, the two main characters that really draw me into this movie, (it's not even the beaver!), are Anton Yelchin and Jennifer Lawrence!  They're not only cute and hot, they can also act!  I won't be surprised to see more of them in the future.  In fact, if they are the future of Hollywood, then the future looks exciting!

As for the movie, well, the father-son relationship was what touched me most!  Anton's character is so much like me when I was his age.  (That will be in another blog article).  I still need a psychologist to explain to me the plausibility of what was happening to Mel Gibson's character.  Is that like borderline schizophrenia?

This movie is a good foil from all the noisy summer movies.  It's well-acted, well-written and you might see some of your life in it.  The theme is dark and sad but like any Hollywood movie, it ends up hopeful.

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