My last Harlequin Western is in and I'm waiting on my edits. I hit send on my latest MS, The Wolf's Son, and was waiting on confirmation that my editor received it... And man, it was super hard to say bon voyage to that cast of characters. Nothing like writing tension-fraught yummy werewolves to make you excited about your writing for the day :) Nevertheless, I went from always writing to a full-on stop.
And my brain wasn't cooperating.
What could I do? Why find some good stories to savor to recharge my noggin, of course.
And, since my kids are home (all teens mind you), movies made the most sense. A few have been fun: Sisters, How to Be Single, Two Night Stand, and Central Intelligence (HILARIOUS stuff here - Highly recommend). A few scary: The Boy (big reveal took a cool movie and made it ho-hum), Whiplash (yes scary - I know it's about a drummer BUT OMG!), 10 Cloverfield Lane, and The Revenant (I wan't blown away but the bear scene - :( ). On the big screen only Central Intelligence and Tarzan have stood out.
Tarzan... *sigh* and another rapturous *sigh*
With Tarzan taking the lead over like... everything. It was familiar, yet wonderful. I loved this movie. Like serious warm fuzzies, people. I laughed, got a little teary-eyed, and fell completely in love. What a love story - *swoon*. It's been a long time since I enjoyed a movie on this level. At the end of it, I was satisfied and happy. And, let's face it, that's what we want when we're done with a great story, right - in whatever format. And Tarzan delivered. 5 stars, 10 out of 10, whatever your rating system: Go See This Movie. It will distract and please your brain. And, yes, the scenery is incredible too!
And now I have such phenomenal hero inspiration - so it was a total win-win!!!
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I rarely get to go to the movies...or can actually sit and watch one at home (too many distractions!). My son got me a gift card for Studio Movie Grill for Mother's Day, though. What did I use it to see? Why Finding Dory, of course, LOL! I do have 2 movie passes that we got over a year ago just hanging out in my purse. Maybe on our next childless day we can go see an 'adult' movie! Tarzan sounds perfect!
If you get the chances Cathy, I recommend it. I'll admit, I've now seen it multiple times and might, probably, go see it again. :)
I enjoyed movie, but book is much better. Lot's of content written by writer has been omitted, which does not make the movie story consistent.
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