Two journalists, John Grogan (Owen Wilson) and his wife, Jennifer Grogan (Jennifer Aniston), moved to Florida and adopted a labrador named Marley. Marley becomes a rollicking force of nature in their lives.
Batman and James Gordon (Gary Oldman) find alliance with the newly appointed DA, Harvey Dent, in dealing with the chaos unleashed by an anarchist mastermind known as the Joker, as it drives each of them to their limits.
The late Heath Ledger blew me away with his performance as the Joker. The Oscar was rightfully deserved. Rating: 2.5/5.
In a Fascist future where all forms of emotions are illegal, a man in charge of enforcing the law rises to overthrow the system.
This film reminds me of Aeon Flux. Christian Bale does well as Cleric John Preston with cool, butt–kicking moves. It isn't easy to stay mostly emotionless.
The story of Professor Robert Langdon's brush with a secret society, the Illuminati, and his frantic quest for the world's most powerful energy source, in the company of an Italian physicist, Vittoria Vetra, whose father, a well–known physicist, has been murdered.
A better adaptation compared to The Da Vinci Code, but fails to translate effectively on the screen. Ewan McGregor steals the show from Tom Hanks.
Set in northern Australia before WWII, Lady Sarah Ashley, an English aristocrat, who inherits a sprawling ranch reluctantly pacts with a cattle driver, Drover, in order to protect her property from a takeover plot.
Post–WWII Germany: Nearly a decade after his affair with an older woman came to a mysterious end, law student Michael Berg re–encounters his former lover as she defends herself in a war–crime trial. Rating: 2/5.
Based on a true story, a CIA analyst questions his assignment after witnessing an unorthodox interrogation at a secret detention facility outside the US.
When up–and–coming sports writer Erik Kernan (Josh Hartnett) saves a homeless man from a scrape with a group of rowdy college kids, he unwittingly finds himself face to face with no ordinary bum, but Champ, the one–time boxing great Bob Satterfield. What begins as a story resurrecting a once–great man turns into an incredible journey, and an opportunity for Erik to reexamine his own life, his relationship with his young son and his recently separated wife. The film is based on the L.A. Times Magazine article written by J. R. Moehringer.
Josh Hartnett is a fine actor. The film is a bit long–winded, though. Rating: 1/5.
Homemade tagliatelle marinara with chicken patties.
I made the pasta using wheat flour, semolina flour, eggs and water. Not too bad for a first–timer, aye? Homemade pasta is time–consuming. Definitely not for the impatient. A friend has asked me to make wholemeal pasta next time.
My sister's chicken chop served with black pepper sauce, potato wedges and coleslaw.
Lamb chop served with black pepper sauce, potato wedges and coleslaw.
Mama's gravy for grilled turkey
Ostrich meat in soy sauce.
Ostrich meat tastes like beef, but richer and tender. It's high in iron, low in fat content and calories. Ideal for weight–watchers who love red meat.