Showing posts with label thanks EW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thanks EW. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Looking to Shed Some Cathartic Tears? Here Ya Go!

Thanks a lot, EW(.com). Thanks a lot, for making me cry.

Seriously, why would they subject the world to this list of 20 tearjerking kids' flicks if they explicitly put in the title of the slideshow that it will make you cry?

The list is as follows (I'm bolding the ones I've seen):

Bambi
The Iron Giant
Dumbo
Old Yeller
- Though It's been a while
Annie
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Watership Down
- Though I've read the book
The NeverEnding Story
Man in the Moon
The Lion King
- One of my favorite movies of all time. Scratch that, one of the best movies period of all time.
Wall-E
The Black Stallion
- Again, it's been a while.
My Dog Skip
Born Free
- Again, I've read the book.
Charlotte's Web
Babe
A Little Princess
Fly Away Home
- I think I've seen the whole thing.
Milo and Otis
The Fox and the Hound

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Kelly's First Post!

So here goes my first official entry into the world of internet blogging.
Being who I am, it somehow seems appropriate that my first entry should feature puppets. I found this on the Entertainment Weekly website, and it instantly improved my day (then again, just about anything Muppets improves my day):



It's a little pathetic, however, that every time I watch Sesame Street clips, I automatically begin trying to figure out how each puppet operates. Sometimes I catch myself puppeteering along with my hand. Oh dear me...

Monday, September 28, 2009

First Post Here: Wish We'd Thought Of That

Anne here, and I will be your resident recycler of EW.com information. First on the list? This pretty well put-together dubbing of the Black Eyed Peas "I Got a Feeling." I don't like the song, but I love this video, probably because it's a long take — I love long takes.



Also what makes this amazing: the little bits that relate to specific lyrics (paint the town!). We could totally do this at Ithaca College.