Y tu mama tambien
15 Oct 2009 4 Comments
in movies Tags: growing up, mexican film, movies, sex, y tu mama tambien review
Director: Alfonso Cuarón
Blame it to the raging hormones if you happen to watch a good movie like Y tu mama tambien. But can you really blame the hormones?
Y tu mama tambien is a film that features two teenage boys who are exploring the world of the grown ups: sex, party and the women. There are actually three main characters in the movie: Tenoch Iturbide (Diego Luna), Julio Zapata (Gael Barcia Bernal) and Luisa Cortes (Maribel Verdu). The excitement of the movie starts when the two teenagers, Tenoch and Julio meet Luisa at a wedding. Wanting to impress the older Luisa (who happens to be the Spanish wife of Jano, Tenoch’s cousin), the boys invite her to go to a beach called the la Boca del Cielo, an imaginary place they made up only to make Luisa go with them. Obviously the place doesn’t exist at all, and Luisa, impressed by their stories about the beach, accepts the invitation. The trip on their way to an imaginary beach is a form of an escape to the three characters: Tenoch and Julio are both abandoned by their girlfriends and Luisa running away from Jano, her husband, after his tearful confession about his infidelity with another woman. Y tu mama tambien highlights its themes: rejection, friendship, coming of age and definitely SEX.
With some exciting scenes such as finding yourself watching Tenoch and Julio kissing each other with Luisa kneeling in front of them, the three getting drunk and talking about their sexual experiences and their confessions about repeatedly having sex with the same girls (Luisa and their girlfriends), you will surely feel the thrill and the teenage aura of the movie while comfortably sitting on the couch.
The film ends with Tenoch and Julio talking over coffee, catching up on each other’s lives after a year without any contact to each other (with news about Luisa having been dead a month ago because of cancer).
Y tu mama tambien is a Mexican film about the coming of age, overcoming rejection and dealing with your raging hormones.
Victoria’s Secret Very Sexy Demi Push-up Bra
12 Oct 2009 2 Comments
in bra, product review Tags: bra, item, product
If you love sexy black and you want to be sexy, then enjoy the obsession altogether with Victoria’s Secret’s Very Sexy Demi Push up Bra.
Black means seduction and the lace offers sophistication, well what more can you ask for? The Very Sexy Demi Push up Bra is the best thing to wear if you want a very sexy cleavage. What makes it sexier is that it has less cup coverage and it has a shape that helps prevent “bra peek” when you are wearing dresses with low cut necklines. The underwire cups have padding for a comfortable lift of your breasts. The Very Sexy Demi Push up Bra is made of imported nylon and spandex.
Women should be sexy inside and out. And you deserve to reward yourself with all the very sexy things life or shall I say, Victoria’s Secret has to offer.
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Just a hint for boyfriends and husbands- this very sexy item is sure to be another sexy gift for her.
Taylor Swift’s You Belong With Me
12 Oct 2009 2 Comments
in music Tags: cheerleaders, music, music video, pop culture, taylor swift
Why are cheerleaders always portrayed as mean creatures? Well, you better ask Taylor Swift, maybe her song (and official music video) has an answer for that.
Whether you’re a cheerleader or the school’s geek, one thing is for sure- you won’t hate Taylor Swift, especially her song entitled “You Belong With Me”. The song is the pretty young artist’s another hit song from her new album “Fearless”.
The song revolves around these three ideas: 1. Geeks always fall for cute guys (obviously!);2. Cheerleaders are always the hottest girls in school (remember you’ve got it served and other cheerleading related movies) and 3. Mean girls can’t always win, good girls always get the good guys.
There is a bit of insecurity in the song as common teens feel when they see other teens their age who are sexier and prettier than them. It’s actually an age of competition. Obviously it has a youthful teenage aura presenting scenes about growing up and the sweet feeling of infatuation and falling in love (with the boy in the neighborhood who used to be your playmate way back).
“You Belong With Me” is a pop culture influenced song with easy guitar chords and a feel good lyrics that your little sister or some kids in the neighborhood would surely love to sing in the shower or in their bedrooms. And with Taylor Swift’s sweet angelic face, you wouldn’t dare think that she’s being unfair to cheerleaders being mean and never having happy endings with the boy of their dreams.
Teya Sorroche
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