I am NOT a critic. I'm merely an observer. (Books, movies, plays, musicals etc.)

Directed by MARTIN WOOD Story by TEENA BOOTH and JOHN TINKER Teleplay by JOHN TINKER, NEAL H. DOBROFSKY, and TIPPI DOBROFSKY Paris is one of my favourite cities in the world.  It has been ages since I've been back, and I am not even sure if I would have the chance to do so in the future, but it was fun travel with the characters to familiar places. The story is based on true events, but of course, it's mostly fictionalised.  Even so, I still love it, even if people compared it to other movies. 🗼🗼🗼🗼🗼 JERRY O'CONNELL and REBECCA ROMIJN are a beautiful couple, and they both could really act. It's fun to watch this real life husband and wife, with lovely twins to boot.  They are naturals. Even if they are happily married in real life, they play/played different people.  They convinced us that they were not themselves, but they also convinced us that those people they were portraying were...are really in love. 🗼🗼🗼🗼🗼 People were lambasting BRUC...

( source ) Evocative supernatural drama about a successful attorney who decides to relocate to a lavish New Orleans mansion to which he feels inexplicably drawn. Settling in, he soon begins to experience ghostly goings-on, and, with the help of an attractive young woman and her grandmother, sets about unravelling the plantation's history to discover the truth about his visions.--WWW Initial release: 28 March 2009 Director: Ralph Hemecker Theme music composer: Chris P. Bacon; Stuart Michael Thomas Story by: Nora Roberts Adapted from: Midnight Bayou If there's one author that I have lots of Blu-Ray/DVDs of, it's Nora Roberts.  Most of the things I have written about those movies were blogged on Friendster and Multiply.  They are now lost in cyberspace because I wasn't able salvage the pieces I wrote about them.  No use crying over them so I'll just try to write about them one of these days. MIDNIGHT BAYOU is not one of those I've viewed befo...