Songs I Recently Listen to

idk what is the genre of this mixtape (its not actually in a tape haha)

You can make it a playlist and named it after my name or whatever you want 😀

here’s the mixtape:

1. Cigarette Daydream // Cage the Elephant.

You can listen to it on my blog. Its a popular one tho. you know, i knew it from tumblr, the post was about zodiac and this song is for my sign (according to them). Its like the song is meant for me 😀

Film That I Recommended

here are the list of movies that i like or i’m interested at(that i haven’t watch yet)

you may know the movies from my posts

so yeah:

1. Romeo + Juliet

All of you know of course. It’s one of my fav because Leo was at his cutest of all times. and his voice though.

Dear Hollywood: Please Do Not Remake These 13 Cherished High School Movies

Dear Hollywood,

First of all we’d like to thank you for a couple of things: The Hemsworth Brothers,Tina Fey and Amy Poehler‘s comedy domination, a television channel that’s dedicated only to cooking and the fact that Chris Pratt and Paul Rudd are now action stars. Much obliged.

But now we have a bone to pick with you, which when you think about it is kind of a gross saying. Is it like vultures picking at the remains of a carcass? If so, it’s a fitting description because every time we read news that you guys are rebooting a cherished film from the past, we die a little inside.

For example, apparently a She’s All That reboot is coming. Why? Laney Boggs (Rachael Leigh Cook) is a feminist icon and you know you can never replaceFreddie Prinze Jr. or Paul Walker, right? And Matthew Lillard‘s performance? One of a kind. Also, good luck recreating the magic from the “Kiss Me” coming-down-the-steps after the makeover scene. Good freakin’ luck.

We know that a lot of these high school movies already have sequels (and we all know how well most of those were regarded, right?) or remakes already in the work, but please, we are begging you to just leave these alone. Remember that kid who made the YouTube video where he screamed “Leave Britney alone!” Think of us yelling that at you regarding these beloved teen/high school movies that should remain untouched:

1. Clueless

We remember when our parents thought we were too young for this movie, so we had to sneak downstairs and secretly watch while our older sister had a viewing party with her friends. It was life-changing and it started our decades long crush on Paul Rudd. (Again, thanks for making him an action star). But, leave it alone.