Elemental: Pixar’s upcoming movie tells the story of two city-living elements, Ember and Wade

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Tolkien is not a perfect movie by any means, but it certainly has its moments — National Post

When I first saw the sepia-toned posters heralding a new biopic of British author J.R.R. Tolkien, I feared the whole enterprise would be a bit too – precious. What a relief, then, to find the film almost entirely concerned with what he was like in his 20s, long before writing The Hobbit, and decades before… via … Continue reading Tolkien is not a perfect movie by any means, but it certainly has its moments — National Post

France – Provence : Eygalières, Hugh Grant had a crush on this village – 30 photos

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Hugh Grant fell in love with Eygalières and with the charm of Provence !the English actor chose to spend Summertime in this genuine village nestled in the mediterranean vegetation. He is besides not the only one to be seduced by the place. What about a short walk in the village streets ? Of course the sounds of the cicadas and the thyme perfume will be missing!

France – Provence – Cycling on the Arles Route or Via Tolosana

Eygalières is surrounded by the Alpilles that can be seen on the background and is located about 10 km from Saint Rémy de Provence

France – Provence – Cycling on the Arles Route or Via Tolosana

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Fantastic Beasts – no spoilers that aren’t in HP canon

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Adventures and Musings of an Arch Druidess

I never thought I would say this but I liked Fantastic Beasts better than any of the Potter movies with the kids. The screen play had so much more information in it because it was written by Rowling. Also since no book preceded it you didn’t really have a mental impression about who or what the characters are or should be doing.

There is also a major plus in that the actors in the movie are experienced adults in the main roles and are trained good actors and are more capable of embodying their characters. They have nuances to their acting that the kids just weren’t capable of until the last movies.

Eddie Redmayne is excellent as the Hufflepuff who is more comfortable with his creatures than he is with people. He has a wary, jumpy side when with human beings unless he is defending or dealing with a situation…

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