This is my new favourite show. I was introduced to it because of Tumblr’s endless gifsets of Ian Gallagher and Mickey Milkovich, the couple they call anti-Klaine – the very thing Kurt and Blaine from Glee is not.
So, I decided to watch the show and now here I am, reviewing it.
More than 26 million views in 3 days – that’s a lot of views and in my honest of opinion, worth it.
Many might not know but Elastic Heart, Sia’s new single, was actually a part of the soundtrack of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. So, for me, the lyrics to the song represent Katniss.
However, the song can be interpreted in many different ways and not just as the song for the girl on fire. And the same can be said of the official music video.
Some called it paedophilic and controversial while some called it art. I’m in the second group.
Before the season began today, as someone who follows fans/ex-fans of Glee on Tumblr, I read a number of spoilers that made me promise myself never to watch Season 6.
I broke that promise for a couple of reasons: 1) To keep this blog active, and 2) To get back to writing TV episode reviews again (I don’t think I will be going back to writing recaps anytime soon though.)
Clearly, I hate myself today to be watching the first two back-to-back episodes of the final season of Glee.
Let me first start with Episode 1…
We all know who Stephen Hawking is. Who doesn’t, right? But the general public probably don’t know much about his personal life and that’s when this movie comes in.
(Also known as “Big Bang”)
(Also known as “How Did Siti Even Get Into This?”)
People say “curiosity killed the cat”. But in my case, curiosity didn’t kill me but it just gave me one more thing to fangirl about and to include in a list of things I hyperventilate over.
Happy New Year! The first movie for yours truly to watch is… Seventh Son, which I was quite excited about since Mr Cutie Pie aka Ben Barnes is the lead actor in this seemingly epic movie. Key word: seemingly.
Also known as the movie with the longest title ever by Disney.
Alexander is one of the movies that came out this week in Singapore. I decided to give this one a go because 1) the trailer looks nice and 2) I need a laugh. And it’s not a bad choice.
The much-anticipated third installment of The Hunger Games franchise opened this week in Singapore, much like the rest of the world (maybe?) and boy am I slightly disappointed. Why? Not about the movie but the money-making thing going on. But before I get into that, let me tell you what Mockingjay Part 1 is about.
One of the movies out this week, the start of the school holiday here in Singapore, is Disney’s new animated movie that will catapult a lot of cute merchandise, Big Hero 6.
Let me just begin this review by saying that me and science are not best of friends. It’s not that I don’t get science. I do. I just don’t remember three-quarter of the things I learned back in school because my job does not require me to know science. Math, yes. Science, no. And to think that I was better in science when I was back in school.
Anyway, I watched the movie and spent the entire almost-3 hours confused. I do know it’s about wormhole, time and gravity. Also, Matthew McConaughey might be the next Doctor Who? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (If you watched it, you’ll get what I mean.)
This Siti Never Sleeps At Night 