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

( from screencrush.com ) LOGAN, though very violent, is one of the best movies I have seen in my whole life.  There was no dull moment and it was very beautiful.  The story and direction by Mr. James Mangold is almost seamless.  Hugh Jackman's acting, as well as the rest of the troop, was very convincing.  I think he should be nominated for Best Actor in ALL the award giving bodies world wide.  Am I exaggerating or what?  Anyways, that's what I think. It was hard seeing Prof. X that way, but my goodness, he was playing the role of a strong-minded nonagenarian and he was good at it. Eriq La Salle(of ER fame)'s role was short, but very, very vital.   ( source) Laura Kinney/X-23 In the near future, a weary Logan cares for an ailing Professor X in a hide out on the Mexican border. But Logan's attempts to hide from the world and his legacy are up-ended when a young mutant arrives,  being pursued by dark forces. Release ...

When a person has fewer clients by choice, you would think he or she would have more time to blog about what he or she has watched or whatever else that is important in his or her life.  Unfortunately that is not how it is.  I have other concerns and most of them are not worth writing.  I did see some awesome movies, musicals, plays and concerts that left me awe struck, but the glory of the moment has dissipated already so I skipped writing my wonderful experiences while watching the aforementioned. Anyways, I need to give myself a push to write "here" again and since I'm on a hiatus with regards to writing personal online journals, I will just write about two of the movies I've seen recently at Director's Club Cinema of SM BF Parañaque.  I must say that there's still going to be some sort of personal touch, because after all, I am definitely not a critic, but just an observer.  I must also warn  you that this is not going to be an award winning piece, so...