Hello Friends.. welcome to Toni Taddeo's Tuesday 4. Just 4 questions each week. So glad you are joining in and the more the merrier!
Books.. TV.. Movies are the topic of the week.
1. A movie theme song will play every time you walk in the room.. what is it? (consider asking family or friends).
I misread the question earlier so I've deleted my original answer. I pick the theme from the movie, 'The Way We Were".
I don't have any movies that I'm eager to see. It seems like the really great movies are no longer being made. If they're considered great by today's standards they are often about themes that are too dark and evil for my liking. I haven't even heard of many movies in the last few years that I'd really like to see. But at the moment, there is a new movie I'd like to see by director Christopher Nolan, called "The Odyssey". It's based on Homer's text of the same name. I might try to see it if the movie stays in theatres long enough. It's a long movie at almost 3 hours but I hear it's good. You've probably seen it talked about on television or read about it online.
3. Is there a book/movie/TV program you often think about or that affects you in some way?
I'm a romantic at heart so I like and think about romantic movies. The issue with them is that they usually end in some kind of tragedy which I don't like but I guess that is what sells movies. I'm thinking in particular of Anna Karenina based on Leo Tolstoy's novel by the same name and Out of Africa based on several books by Karen Blixen writing under her pen name, Isak Dineson. I'm posting a clip here from Out of Africa where Karen reads a poem at the grave site of her lover Denys Finch-Hatton.
4. OK friend, it's your turn to organize our Blogger Movie Night where we get together as a group for snacks and movies! What movies have you planned for us tonight and what snacks are we going to have?
I think it will have to be a sleep over night because the movie, Gone With the Wind is very long, clocking in at 3 hours and 41 minutes. I'm thinking snacks with a southern flavour such as pimento cheese spread to have with crackers and celery, cheese sticks, perhaps some devilled eggs and some candied pecans. None of these are foods I typically eat in the north where I live but some of you are probably familiar with them. For drinks we can have iced tea. Hmm, maybe I need to make dinner instead or invite everyone to bring a dish to potluck dinner. I hope you'll come.
6 comments:
Gone with the wind is a classic.
Gone with the wind is a good choice and I like your theme song choices too! I see Odyssey got bad reviews which is kind of disappointing.
Oh I haven't heard the reviews only the positive hype just before release date.
*Gone with the Wind* is a classic film, but I'd rather read the book. I'm not sure I'd have the patience to sit through the movie.
I understand but perhaps with good food and good company you would make an exception. By the way, I've read the book and the sequel called Scarlett by Alexandra Ripley and loved them both.
Yes, a wonderful classic.
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