Showing posts with label Emma Watson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Emma Watson. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 September 2009

$#LEVI'S + THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE + EMMA WATSON~"

The pictures of the latest Levi's campaign are all over Amsterdam at the moment. Here are three videos from it featuring pretty kids Josh Beech and Meghan Collison.







By Chadwick Tyler

I'll be watching The September Issue tonight, because I'm quite the fashionisto lately :D



Emma Watson attended the Burberry show during London Fashion Week. Prrrrrrretttyyy :DD




More at the Harry Potter fansite Snitchseeker

Sunday, 12 July 2009

^&WATSON ON LETTERMAN+|

Emma!



New Harry Potter this week! :-)
Score on Rottentomatoes.com is GOOD

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Getting more and more excited for (500) Days Of Summer! When it's released in cinema I'll be the first in line to see it

Wednesday, 8 July 2009

{/OH YEAH\}

Guess what my thesis supervisor enjoyed reading my latest version of my thesis and told me I could send this version to my second reader!!! He said that I could be able to add maybe another article, 'cause I still have the time, but that it's not at all necessary 'cause he thinks it's more than okay already the way it is right now. Woohoo! I'll read everything again tomorrow 'cause according to him there were still some grammar mistakes, little things like that. But I'm done! I'm DONE!! It's really official. So happy. Such a relief. It's good to be me, at least for now :D

So I went to Rialto a cinema in Amsterdam to watch Unspoken by director Fien Troch. She's Flemish but the title of the film is in English and the film is entirely in French even with French actors such as Emmanuelle Devos. Previously her films were in Flemish but this one she did in French. I read an interview with her in which she explains why this one is in French, but right now I can't remember her reasons. Anyway, about the film. It's style is so well chosen. It's like one long close-up, because almost everything is in close-up and it fits the story so well. As a spectator you feel so involved. You really can't escape and are forced to undergo this grieving of the characters with them. I found it a very beautiful piece. Very consistent in style. After the lights went on and the film was finished some of the other people in the cinema were telling each other how bad they thought the movie was which really doesn't make any sense to me. I can see what they didn't like, but that doesn't mean the movie is bad. Don't ever say that, 'cause it isn't. It's the complete opposite. It's a very effective film which the slow pace of the film and its many silences only contributes to. I find it very extraordinary how I myself aren't bothered by such things at all while other people are. I liked every second of this film. It's so strong. And seriously who wouldn't want to look at Emmanuelle Devos's face in close-up for minutes! She's got such an amazing look, so unique. If I were to make a movie right now she would be in it, no doubt. And I'm so proud for the way this film ended. Sometimes you experience a moment in a film that makes you think, if the movie would end right now it would be perfect. But then it continues. And sometimes the actual ending ends up worse than the moment I would have liked to see the film end. Here I also had one of those moments. But Troch did it. She ended it the moment I felt it would be great to end it. I said to myself if this film ends right now Troch will offically be on my list of favourite directors. Well she ended it exactly at that moment I felt the film would have it's perfect ending. So she made it on the list. I'll definitely keep an eye out to see what she comes up with next. So glad I went to see it.

I'm searching for omens all the time, all the Alchemist's fault!! My hopeful side apparently wants to believe

Oh and here's a picture of Emma Watson at that rainy premiere of hers for the latest Harry Potter installment. I didn't know she was already 19! So I don't at all have to feel bad for posting pictures of her. I mean, I thought she was still something like 17! She's a grown-up! At least for Dutch standards. I got nothing to worry about :)



I should re-fresh my Harry Potter memory though. I'd better start reading them books again!

Wednesday, 10 June 2009

*$DONE>|

They finally called me this afternoon around 3.30 telling me, as expected, no, we still don't have a plce for you. So, after a long wait I can finally move on again and leave this behind me. I was so relieved when they called. I really no longer cared if it was a no. I just wanted to get it over with so I could let go of my telephone which I had been holding ever since I last spoke to the guy who I spoke to yesterday and who told me he would call me back either yesterday or today. I even held it in my hand while riding my bike. Seriously don't ever put me on a waiting list, I can't deal with it! Better just tell me nothing and then when there all of a sudden is a place available than go and call me. It's better not to mention a waiting list until there's an actual spot free for me. They have to stop getting people's hopes up with things like this.

Emma Watson, best known for playing Hermione Granger in the film adaptations of the Harry Potter franchise, is slowly growing up and now the face of the new Burberry campaign. Looking good.



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