Mindful Creative

Great show! The actors are perfect; especially Anson Mount & Ethan Peck, they could not have found better for Pike & Spock. Also love Babs Olusanmokun, for far more reasons than just his acting, if you know what I mean. I'm in love with the writing, I find myself stopping and rewatching scenes. Spock Amok is incredible; I rewatched the scene when Pike steps in and saves Spock (T'Pring) no less than a dozen times! The dialogue had such meaning, and the interaction between the actors was perfect. And THEN I watched the next episode; WOW, my favorite scene had even more meaning and I went back to watch it yet again! A lot of TV shows feel like each episode is mostly an island of its own, with no real connection or flow from one to the next, Strange New World's writers are showing how it should be done!

My favorite Patrick Swayze and Om Puri movie. Rare to find a movie with soul. I'm pulled in by the stories, people and the city. There are not many films that I go back to more than once or twice; however, I keep coming back to The City of Joy.

Love this movie! Rarely does one find a movie you can watch time and again and never tire of it. The rose scene is exquisite perfection; I can't pass it by without re-watching the scene, just one more time, before letting the movie play on. Conversely, I fast forward past the scene where the garden is deliberately destroyed; to have so little regard for another's hard work and life, I get so angry.

The absolute best documentary I have ever seen! By the end of this film, I was in love with this little octopus. I teared up when she got hurt and cried like a baby when she past. I've watch many animal documentaries and I recall watching a couple on the octopus; they scared me. Was a blessing to be invited into this special relationship. I've watched it three times & I know I'll watch it again.

Nice to finally see Queen Catherine depicted in her younger days; she wasn't always super religious & heavy. I think this series does a good job at showing the queen's strength, courage, confidence & pride. The show also begins to paint a picture on how Queen Catherine, herself, played a role in how King Henry later came to place all the blame of a lack of an heir on her.

Will only get better... TRUST! Political, yes, but it always has been.