You have probably seen too many cheesy romantic films with a perfect and happy ending. I would rather eat two bags of Cheesies than watch a telescreen generated Harlequin Romance Film. Harlequin films are designed for whom? A cholesterol nightmare would be preferable to suffering through a formulistic romantic film. So with a degree ofContinue reading “RKS Film: “A Grand Romantic Gesture”: Thank You For Sparing Me From A Cheesy Romantic Film!”
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RKS Film: “The Fabulous Filipino Brothers”: A Very Welcoming Film
“The Fabulous Filipino Brothers” concludes with the narrator welcoming us to the Abasta Filipino American family. The Basco clan has succeeded in welcoming us viewers as part of their family right at the onset of the film. It is a warm film that brings you into the heart of a Filipino American family as ifContinue reading “RKS Film: “The Fabulous Filipino Brothers”: A Very Welcoming Film”
RKS Films: “The Jump”: A Man’s Quest For Freedom Reminds Some Americans About How Lucky They Are!
I travelled extensively in the 1970’s to countries behind the “Iron Curtain” namely the USSR and the countries in its captive communist orbit. I have experienced the lack of political freedom, lack of food and consumer goods and of the repression. I also had some political background as the Iron Curtain was the focus ofContinue reading “RKS Films: “The Jump”: A Man’s Quest For Freedom Reminds Some Americans About How Lucky They Are!”
RKS Film: “I’m Not in Love”: Most Likely an Appropriate Title!
Rob Lloyd (Al Weaver) is a thirty something Brit living in London with his girl friend Marta (Cristina Catalina). Marta is pining for marriage and children as at 38 her biological clock is ticking. Rob is so busy in his own world and problems he can’t effectively read Marta’s vibes. Or perhaps being uncomfortable withContinue reading “RKS Film: “I’m Not in Love”: Most Likely an Appropriate Title!”
RKS Film: “JonBenét’s Tricycle”; Compelling and Chilling
Many of us may remember the murder of JonBenét Ramsey in Boulder Colorado years ago. The murder has not been solved and as we progress through the documentary there is a strong assumption made the crime scene was contaminated by inept police not used to investigating murders in Boulder. Then a spat between a pleaContinue reading “RKS Film: “JonBenét’s Tricycle”; Compelling and Chilling”
Reggie the Egyptian Rescue Dog is Back: Will the Canadians Shine at the Academy Awards?
We had an uneventful flight from Dulles to LAX. Nicole had arranged for a limo to take us to her Malibu home and when we arrived at her spectacular home the housekeeper took us to the beach guest house and then returned with a huge platter of sushi. Nicole, Mr. Urban and their children FaithContinue reading “Reggie the Egyptian Rescue Dog is Back: Will the Canadians Shine at the Academy Awards?“
Reggie the Egyptian Rescue Dog Is Back: Reggie is Up for an Academy Award!
Needless to say, Bob, Fay, Dylan the Westie and I were floored when we received a call at lunchtime from Nicole Kidman in Los Angeles. “A Dog Saved My Life” is nominated for the best picture, Nicole Kidman for best actress, Mr. Gordon Lightfoot for best song, Reggie The Egyptian Rescue Dog-Russell Crowe for bestContinue reading “Reggie the Egyptian Rescue Dog Is Back: Reggie is Up for an Academy Award!“
RKS Film: “Arctic Void”: Devoid of a Thrill but Full of Questions
“Arctic Void” describes itself as a thriller but I am neither thrilled nor horrified. I would better categorize the film as a mystery. I have a lot of questions as to why and whom! As a viewer you most likely will be asking the same questions. However there is no spoon feeding here giving youContinue reading “RKS Film: “Arctic Void”: Devoid of a Thrill but Full of Questions”
RKS Film: “Try Harder”: A Complex Stereotype Buster or Reinforcer or a Bit of Both?
“Try Harder” is an American documentary released in early December. It recounts the stories of a few students at Lowell High School in San Francisco, California. It is a rigorous academic school attracting a disproportionately high number of Asian American students nearly 70%. It has such high standards some 150 American university admissions officers visitContinue reading “RKS Film: “Try Harder”: A Complex Stereotype Buster or Reinforcer or a Bit of Both?”
Reggie the Egyptian Rescue Dog is Back and Living with Nicole Kidman
On our flight to Darwin, Australia we saw 6 Nicole Kidman movies and that lady can act. Bob says she has won an Academy Award. My favourite is “Eyes Wide Shut” I think it is called. She is good looker too! And I am going to be living with her for 4 months in Darwin!Continue reading “Reggie the Egyptian Rescue Dog is Back and Living with Nicole Kidman“
