Wednesday, September 30, 2009
So as of tomorrow, there is one month away from for New Moon release in theatres. I have not brought my midnight showing tickets yet. 42nd Street in the city is sold out, but I'm planning to go midtown anyway. Back on subject... movie theatres are now putting up official posters for the movie, A friend of mine had seen posters of Jane (Dakota Fanning) of the Volturi. So with them doing that it makes it more exciting and real that this movie is almost coming out soon.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
I'm just on the roll with Twilight news feeds right now. I forgot to mention this if you have not stumbled upon it. I was channel surfing two weeks ago and I so happen to come across the Reelz Channel and this show was called "Twilight Weekly: Spotlight". It's a weekly show that comes on every Monday night at 10pm, check your local listings. So far from the episodes I seen, the host Naibe Reynoso went on location to the places in Portland, Oregon where they shot some of the scenes for Twilight. She also went to good ol' Forks, where Bella and Edward live. Last night's episode was profiling the Quilete nation.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
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Florrick's first case was a murder case that she was doing. She found new evidence that proved her client was not guilty. This show reminds me of another CBS show called " Close to Home" with the whole lawyer thing going, but that show was canceled. I like this show and I will continue to watch it.
Any who, but I did watch the whole pilot episode of "NCIS: Los Angeles". G. Callen ( Chris O' Donnell) was saved from the gun shot from last episode of "NCIS." Characters that we were in the two part season 6 finale was revived, but there was new characters as well. I honestly enjoyed the episode. Callen came back to the team a month early after is accident and the team was concerned about that. Linda Hunt was awesome as Hetty, who is the Support Manager of the special projects of "NCIS". Leon Vance had a brief spot since he is the head director of "NCIS". So I will be tuning in next week because I'm not really feeling "Melrose Place" right now.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
We are no where done with season premieres of returning and new shows. Tonight is the new season premiere of NCIS and series premiere of their LA spin-off. The ending of NCIS had me flipping out because of Zeva's betrayal (Cote de Pablo). Since that happen the relationship between her and Tony (Michael Weatherly) is pretty much damaged. There is so much lose ends that needs to be tied up. The two part season finale of their last season introduced agents G. Callen (Chris O' Donnell) and Sam Hanna (LL Cool J). Callen was shot in the last episode so I don't know how he survived to be on the spin-off. We will just have to wait and see how this is going to go. NCIS is a really good so that I watched for a while now and I hope that spin-off is just as good as its original.
Monday, September 21, 2009
Last night's Emmy's was really good. Neil Patrick Harris was funny throughout the show. I'm a little sad that he didn't win for his role as Barney Stinson on " How I Met Your Mother." He is an absolutely hilarious. A lot of actors that I'm familiar with deserved their awards, which is crazy because in all the categories, all the nominees are phenomenal actors. So for the most part, " 30 Rock" won a pretty fair amount of awards in all categories. " Mad Men" won again for outstanding drama series. I have to be honest, I have not watched this show and it's only season 2. I will definitely see what's the commotion. " 30 Rock" was outstanding comedy series. That show is really funny so it deserved the award.
Friday, September 18, 2009
Today was a historic and bittersweet moment in the soap opera world. "Guiding Light" ended its 72 years of being on television this morning, dependingthe time zone you live on. Due to poor ratings and I believe production costs, the producers announced early this year that the show was ending. I personally was shocked, upset and sad because "Guiding Light" is one of my favorite soaps. The last episode was a cute and sweet overview of the people of Springfield. Most of the characters found new loves, old loves and had babies along the way. You can see the faces of the actors were filled with joy, but you can sense the sadness as this was final episode. Probably around 40 minutes of the show was a flash forward to a year later, where you see the after affects of their new lives. Some of the showa veteran actors of the show returned to reside back in the cozy town. I have to admit I was in tears when Reva and Josh, my favorite couple of all time got back together. It ended with them driving off after being apart to see if a year would change their feelings for on another. It was good ending to a good soap opera that entertained many for 72 years.