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.

15 Leonardo dicaprio’s Best Character

Leonardo DiCaprio has come a long way since his stint as a teen heartthrob onGrowing Pains alongside fellow Tiger Beat love interest Kirk Cameron to starr in the now-second highest grossing film of all time. He’s yet to win an Oscar but that could change with J. Edgar opening this week. Today we look back at his most memorable roles throughout his prolific career.

15. Richard, The Beach
Academy Award Nomination: No
Golden Globe Nomination: No
Though the film was widely panned by critics and fans, DiCaprio stretched himself in an edgier role. At this point in his career, the only award he was considered for was a Razzie.

20 ‘Clueless’ Quotes That Make Everyday Life Worth Living

20. Travis: I would like to say this. Tardiness is not something you can do on your own. Many, many people contributed to my tardiness. I would like to thank my parents for never giving me a ride to school, the LA city bus driver who took a chance on an unknown kid and last but not least, the wonderful crew from McDonalds who spend hours making those egg McMuffins without which I might never be tardy.

19. Cher: He does dress better than I do, what would I bring to the relationship?

Interesting Facts About Romeo and Juliet

* Did you know Romeo and Juliet was first preformed between 1594 and 1595?

* Can you believe the play Romeo and Juliet used 25,948 words in all?

* Did you know, “It is the east, and Juliet is the sun” (Act II, Scene II), is one of the most famous quotes in this play?

* Did you know Romeo and Juliet was based on real lovers who lived in Verona, Italy who died for each other in the year 1303?

* “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet”. {Act II, scene II} is another famous line from Romeo and Juliet.
* “O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?”. – (Act II, Scene II) is another one of Shakespeare famous lines in Romeo and Juliet.

* The are 24 scenes in Romeo and Juliet.

*  Did you know Romeo and Juliet was also based on a poem about real life lovers called The Tradgicall Historye of Romeus and Luliet?

Top 10 Reasons We Can’t Get Enough of Titanic

Epic romance. Action. Mind-blowing effects. Leonardo DiCaprio. Titanic is nothing if not a crowd-pleaser. Hey, a movie doesn’t become the highest-grossing flick of all time (for a while, at least) by only appealing to teenage girls. you surely have your own reasons for loving Titanic. Here are ten good ones, for starters.

10. The Death of an Evil Billy Zane
Zane isn’t your typical bad guy. Yet you’d be hard-pressed to find a character more loathsome than his Cal, the arrogant fiancé of Rose (Kate Winslet). This guy’s a first-class jerk, a spousal abuser, and an all-around bully. He’s such a scumbag — and Zane plays him with such relish — that when he kills himself in the movie’s epilogue you’ll inevitably cheer.

9. Hyperrealistic Special Effects
Typical of the work of director-writer-producer-editor James Cameron, Titanic‘s special effects break boundaries. Cameron’s use of emerging digital technology and his own resourceful creations — like a full-size set of the ship that tilts — make for something truly extraordinary. The real-life tragedy of the ship snapping in two is replicated with stunning exactitude.