Since I decided to skip online Toastmasters meetings, I started watching movies on Tuesdays. Yesterday I biked to see a new French movie with English subtitles. Not only did I escape the heat for two hours, but I also adored the movie.
The movie is called Les Passagers De La Nuit. It has two of my favorite actresses and the message is uplifting. No wonder it won "Coup de c0eur" award.
I found this quote on the internet and I quite like it: You know what your problem is, it is that you have not seen enough movies - all of life's riddles are answered in the movies.
If that is really the case, I will keep watching then, at least one in the cinema each week.
These days, I aim to watch one movie at home when I don't go to the cinema, if the movie is in English, I read French subtitles, if the movie is in French, I read English subtitles. I often have around 10 movies borrowed from the library and whenever I finish one, I make a trip to the library the second morning. It adds steps to my watch and also makes me listen to more than one episode of my InnerFrench.
Tom Burton said: Movies are like an expensive form of therapy for me.
Well, for me, it is an excellent form of therapy except it is NOT expensive at all, most of them, it is free (the movies borrowed from the library). On Tuesdays, movies are half price and if the movie is the regular price, I use my scene points (still have points worth more than ten movies). Yesterday, I got 15% off using my museum membership card.
Do you like movies?
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