This movie is a decent enough survey of the revolutionary period in Berkeley in the 60s, and is worth seeing if only for its positioning the movement in history, in the student activism that began in the early 60s, before there was a movement. It even attempts balance, which is nice, even when it fails. One glaring cause for alarm is the complete lack of women of color in this film and a lack of any awareness of people of color outside of black men.

This is Gloucester Road, on the Piccadilly, District and Circle Lines. I came here to go to an exhibition at the Natural History Museum, to celebrate 100 years since a British expedition reached the South Pole.

A bit too strong for me.

Picked up the tin in their store in le Marais this summer. Really light and delicate, subtle flowery flavour. Nice!

Gross! And horrifying! But then again, I was totally grossed out (and angry, but that’s besides the point) when reading the book too, so I guess they stayed true to the material? I hated the book, except for the wedding bit, and that’s the reason I wanted to watch the movie. Oh, and also because I wanted to know how on earth one pronounces “Renesmee”. Now I know, and it is still not any less ridiculous.

…and yet I’ll probably end up watching part II as well for the sake of completeness (and to see how they vamped up (no pun intended) Kristen Stewart).

If anything I enjoyed this more than Blood and Sand, despite and probably because it was a shorter, tighter and more focused storyline. Some of the plots seemed rather familiar, which was odd given the pre-setting, but otherwise a familiar look and feel was quite welcome.

You know when you get that masochistic urge to watch an Adam Sandler movie? Yeah. Don’t.

Take a bit of baseball mixed with a father and son grieving for their lost wife/mother, add a pinch of time travel and stir in a morality lesson, shake well with two excellent veteran actors and the movie can’t go too far wrong. Time travel is always a bugaboo, especially when the script depends entirely on someone meeting his younger self. Too many paradoxes to deal with. The director could have done a better job with the pacing, too – a lot of heel dragging till the supposed “event,” which we later learn is not the “real” event. Still, there was enough good about it to keep my interest for 94 minutes.

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I decided to go beyond orange juice as my breakfast drink. This not only tastes great, but has orange juice, and blueberries, mango, banana, apple, and concord grapes.