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Sunday MatineeJune 21, 2009Yesterday I got to spend some time with my son, Andrew, and we talked for hours. Finally, he made some homemade kettle corn and we watched The Transporter. It was a silly action film, but so much fun to watch. Think Mystery Science Theater 3000 without the robots. Anyway, it's time for some serious film, so here's the Sunday Matinee for this week. Breakpoint by JoAnn Ross Perfect Chemistry by Simone Elkeles Something About Her by Jeannie Ruesch Breathe by Lisa T. Bergren You Make Me Feel Like Dancing by Allison Bottke Talking to the Dead by Bonnie Grove So Beautiful by Leonard Sweet Bottom Line: A father carries pictures where his money used to be. ~Author Unknown Happy Father's Day!! Posted by Barbara Vey on June 21, 2009 | Comments (10)
June 21, 2009
In response to: Sunday Matinee JoAnn Ross commented: Hey Barbara, Thanks so much for sharing my Breakpoint video with your blog readers for me!! Being a control freak, I usually try to send COS my own pics and I love, love, love what COS did with them this time. <p><br>(The couple at the end were originally blue and black silhouette, but Mike, the video guy, turned them into that flaming orange which I think works so well with the two people alone at the end of the world feel I wanted.) <p><br> I also did some photoshopping before I turned them over to him. For instance, the one where Dallas is skydiving used to have lots of other divers with him who were destroying the shot. So I turned them into clouds. And the green night scope shot of him in battle was actually a training mission in TX, which was so not Afghanistan, so I took out my cloning tool and turned all the buildings, trees, and fence behind the guys into black smoke. LOL
June 21, 2009
In response to: Sunday Matinee Gina commented: As usual a great selection of videos but I have to say the one that really caught me was Breakpoint and now seeing that its part of a series I will just <B><I>HAVE</B></I> to (dramatic sigh) buy all 4 and start from the beginning.
June 21, 2009
In response to: Sunday Matinee Dina commented: great trailers there Barb.
June 22, 2009
In response to: Sunday Matinee Blurbette Heidi E commented: Back from vacation and already there are more books to be read! WOW!!
June 22, 2009
In response to: Sunday Matinee Alana Abbott commented: Hmmm... I liked The Transporter (the first one), but mostly because it had really great martial arts choreography. Who needs a plot when you can disarm a guy with your jacket? :)
June 22, 2009
In response to: Sunday Matinee Nadine commented: Not sure that this is true:), but thanks for a post.
June 23, 2009
In response to: Sunday Matinee JoAnn Ross commented: Gina, that's so great you're interested in my High Risk books! But I can assure you that while the first three were sort of connected, with each book continuing a bit more of the battle/day that changed all the guy's lives, Breakpoint picks up afterwards, so it truly does stand on its own. It's more JAG meets NCIS. With hot sex. LOL
July 30, 2009
In response to: Sunday Matinee Kathleen Popa commented: The trailer for Bonnie Grove's book really creeps me out. The book itself is even better - Creepy yes, but also intelligent, insightful, and ultimately uplifting. I recommend it.
July 31, 2009
In response to: Sunday Matinee Sharon K. Souza commented: I'm really excited to see the trailer here for Bonnie Grove's Talking to the Dead. It's a fascinating novel, unique, on-the-edge-of-your-seat fiction.
July 31, 2009
In response to: Sunday Matinee Patti Hill commented: Barbara, love your choice of trailers, especially Talking to the Dead. The story exceeds to the trailer. What is real? What isn't? Loved it.
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