Food and Film: The Hundred-Foot Journey
A few weeks ago, I had the rare opportunity to go to the movies, in a real movie theater! It's a big deal for me because I've seen about 3 movies in a theater since our son was born nearly five years ago. In my foot-loose and fancy-free days, I used to go to the movies weekly and I would often go to film festivals, seeing two movies in one sitting. I remember days of doing a double feature, back when you could - but it wasn't so far back that the double feature cost a nickle or a dime! I"m old, but not that old!
Planning a trip to the movies is an ordeal and an expense. Tickets cost a fortune, then there's paying a baby sitter. And DON'T even get me started on the rudeness of movie-going patrons. Talking. Texting. Cellphone lights. Ugh. I prefer the comforts of my own home, knowing what's in my popcorn and not having gross sticky floors to walk upon; unless Nate spilled juice...
My friend, LeAnne, of the blog, TinselTine.com, mentioned on Facebook that she had the chance to see and review two films on the same day - The Hundred-Foot Journey and Get on Up, the James Brown bio-pic. She wanted to see both because the former film speaks to the blog's brand; the later film speaks to her heart! I offered to see The Hundred Foot Journey in her place. A food movie, set in France, with interesting cultural clashes and cuisines. A movie custom cut for me.
Go read my review. I'm saving the choicest parts for you at TinselTine.com! FoodieFilm: The Hundred-Foot Journey
UPDATE!: 8/13/14 - Leanne submitted eh post to BlogHer, a blog website for women bloggers, with all sorts of ranging topics and blogs. We were the guest post blog on today's site! http://www.blogher.com/guest-blogger-covers-foodie-film-100-foot-journey
We need help dealing with all the stresses of life. And help is there in form of movies. In short, we go to the movies to get a lube, brake check and wheel alignment for our souls.
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