So much in Liv and Maddie is anti-stereotypical. The popular girl is kind and smart. The high school’s hunk/jerk sees the sporty girl as an upgrade to his previous date. The bespectacled girl is not socially awkward.
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Hope Sandoval of Mazzy Star, photo by Rob Becker in 1996, on the Instagram of 2 Meter Sessies. Source: x
“Meet Pursuit Delange: The Movie” (with Stephanie Leonidas) debuted at several film festivals in 2015. Now, in 2017, I’m eagerly awaiting its general release. The website (x) says it’s coming in 2017…
I must have missed the holiday cards they made for us wishing us a happy 2016 (above). So, belatedly, thank you!
Meanwhile, another of Stephanie’s films that was in the pipeline (Tomorrow) has supposedly just been released in the US last month (21 April 2017) according to the IMDb entry. Hopefully it’ll get my way soon.
Sometimes fandoms go weird. I mean, to me being a fan means admiring the job creative people are doing. If you don’t, go fandom somewhere else.
Everybody is entitled to their opinions and may express them, but I draw the line at those cases where it hurts those that we admire.
I know fan is short for fanatic, but I was hoping we could forget that. Let fandom be short for lovefest.
Looking back through posts I made in the past, I’ve come to the realisation that every other post is about Stephanie Leonidas or Emma Watson. I apologise sincerely, as I know that this is by far not enough.
Messages and the futility thereof. Stuck in the Middle, with Jenna Ortega and Ronni Hawk.
Stephanie Leonidas as Chloe Koen in the tv series Snatch.
Jessie Buckley by Justin van Vliet for Glass Magazine. Source
Emma Watson in Entertainment Weekly (2017) by Kerry Hallihan
Emma Watson as Ila in Noah (2014).
I felt it was one of those epic movies where it is difficult for the actors to do their thing. Still, Emma has some great moments. For me the film only achieved its heart once Emma’s character joined the story, which takes a while.
The moment of the top image I was especially impressed by. Emma’s character is pregnant and her baby is in danger; at this moment she sees how much and decides right there and then to take a lot of risk to get it away from the danger. It’s this determination of the protector that I see in that look.
Noah’s character was quite interesting. It is not really made clear whether he received legitimate divine instructions, or whether he was a madman interpreting signs whatever way he sees fit.
BTW, I’m not a believer in the Noah’s Ark story. In fact, I believe it is based on the flood story line in the Epic of Gilgamesh, itself also a myth.