Wow, movie 3 of the Twilight Movie series is on June 30, 2010 already. So soon? I feel that I haven't even recovered from the Movie # 2 yet.

The trailer of the Eclipse movie is out already. There is a new Victoria in this movie. Bryce Howard replaced Rachelle Lefevre.



If you want to read The Twilight Saga in Chinese, we have all four books: Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse and Breaking Dawn in Traditional Chinese. Drop by over at our Chinese Twilight Section, these are great additions to your Chinese books collection.

Labels: Stories Made into Movies

The Alice movie is finally out! I have been waiting for a year for this, really, especially when I heard Tim Burton's doing it. It's a befitting addition to Burton's lifetime work.

I don't know how children will take to Tim Burton's interpretation of this wildly imaginative story, or how parents will think about it for their kids' sake. But I for one believe this is a fantastic story that should be read or listened to or watched by each little girl or boy.

Or, if you're a Tim Burton fan and plan on taking your child to see it, why not read the Alice in Wonderland story first so they can also practice comparing and contrasting the movie with the book. Yeah, brain bubble gum for the kids too.

But of course, when we start on the compare-contrast discussion thing, let's just use daily conversation dialogue, instead of "let's compare and contrast the movie and the book" because your child might jump into the next rabbit hole and hide. :-)


PS. Yes, we have Alice in Wonderland in Mandarin . It also happens to be on sale this week.

Labels: Popular and Classic Stories in Mandarin, Stories Made into Movies