The Notebook
Welcome to The Aubergine Notebook! My name is Brittany Ambridge. The Aubergine Notebook is where I share some of my photography, my love for interior design, cinema, art, and a few other things! I hope you enjoy your stay!
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Tag Archives: Movies
Have you seen Catfish? The DVD recently came out and it is seriously trippy. Not in a horror film kind of way but definitely creepy and thought provoking. It definitely deserves a second viewing. It’s a documentary filmed by Ariel … Continue reading
Last week I saw The Way Back. Directed by Peter Weir, it is an inspiring tale of perseverance and comradery during WWII. The story follows some refugees who’ve escaped from a Siberian Gulag camp that walk over 4,000 miles to freedom in … Continue reading
I finally saw The King’s Speech over the weekend. It was a truly remarkable film about friendship, overcoming personal demons, and finding your voice. The King’s Speech is an inspiring journey of a leader that would inspire a nation. Colin Firth plays … Continue reading
Normally, I’m not a big Western fan. When I first heard that True Grit was a John Wayne remake let’s just say I wasn’t interested. BUT, I found out it was directed by the Coen brothers and that the film had a superb … Continue reading
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Moxy Creative House has a fantastic new poster series entitled Dress The Part. The series includes 10 movie posters that are “inspired by men’s style.” Very cool. I really love that each design reflects the mood of the film but also that it … Continue reading
Retired, Extremely Dangerous. This weekend I saw the film Red. Let’s just say I loved this fun, popcorn movie. It has a fantastic cast, great laughs, and some crazy explosions. Bruce Willis is a retired black-ops agent who has a hit man … Continue reading
This weekend, I finally got around to seeing the film Babies. I absolutely loved it. It was a beautiful, humorous, and heartfelt film. I loved how it showed that despite cultural differences, we are all essentially the same. My only … Continue reading
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I love these graphic illustrations from Michael Schwab. Each one is reminiscent of “Old Hollywood” glamour. They have strong silhouettes, typography, and color. The Turner Classic Movies Project currently depicts 31 iconic actors in a classic film. Every day in August, an actor is featured with TCM’s Summer Under the … Continue reading
This weekend I saw Inception. It was absolutely fantastic. Beautiful visuals and a really interesting concept. I think it definitely lives up to the hype and I really appreciate that this film requires you to keep up with the story. … Continue reading
“Have I gone mad?” “I’m afraid so. You’re entirely bonkers. But I’ll tell you a secret. All the best people are.” On Friday, I went to see Alice in Wonderland. It was a visually stunning feast. The story is loosely based on Alice’s … Continue reading
