Happiness and Misadventures

I think I never read a book by Verne, so it’s better catch up.

I had heard mixed opinions about this movie, but I liked it!

This will be a quick post to list the products I chose in order to avoid the usual Google/Microsoft/Apple products, mostly cloud-related.

The only famous book I know set in my area.

Maybe I should avoid Marvel movies, I know a little about the comics characters.

Unexpectedly lovable.

Finally.

Unexpectedly creepy!

Maybe the movie where I appreciated Daniel Radcliffe more!

Yet another movie I had to watch for decades.

The rating represents my face when I read Directed by Christopher Nolan during the opening credits!

I had this movie on the to-watch list for… ages.

Watched this the night before leaving for vacation (after a few hours of sleep)… and I don’t have fond memories.

Today we’ve been cherrypicking from our trees, and it was wonderful now that the garden looks a little less like a construction site.

In the last few weeks, I started using more alternative products for my daily routine in front of the computer.

One of the funniest games I’ve ever played – even if there are very few mechanics.

This movie is hilarious: its very own mix of animation styles makes it unique, and the humor for millennials is the best part.

I had read Durrell’s book a few months ago, and I liked it very much.

I’m forcing myself to take a break from the frenzy of the last couple of months.

I was attracted by the title, and then read Terry Pratchett’s introduction… it got me immediately!

Here we go with the sophomore!

This was an unexpected movie!

I can’t say that I liked it.

That was heavy.

I didn’t know what to expect, and it ended up to be a lovely story with a cute plot, awesome characters, and overall a very cozy atmosphere.

As my girlfriend told, “I don’t even know if calling it a movie”.

We’re halfway through the first season, and it is wonderfully hilarious!

I’ve had this short story in the usual list for months, and I finally read it.

Finally I started this game!

I thought it was mediocre, but I was amazed by the plot, the tension, and the visuals (well, it’s a Villeneuve’s movie, so I had to epect it).

A 90-minute unsettling trip.

Great cast indeed, and I loved the mythological premise.

I heard about this series on a podcast, and when I heard that it was created by Alex Garland, my mind immediately went to Men, which I didn’t like too much… but I was wrong!

Finally, spring has bloomed in all its splendor.

I had this movie on the list (ah, the famous list) from a decade at least… Finally I watched it, and I understand all the comparisons with Matrix.

Probably the best movie I’ve watched in 2025 so far.

Surely the plot is interesting and the crescendo is very well built, but… I just can’t stand some characters, and the finale follows the modern forbidden trend of the To Be Continued.

I took advantage of a rainy day to finally write a new story.

About a month ago, my almost-centenarian neighbor spent two nights at the hospital for of a light check-up.

I really appreciated the mysterious and post-apocalyptic scenario juxtaposing the environmental message.

For the first half, maybe two thirds, I really appreciated the rhythm and the atmosphere.

The cousin everyone needs — sometimes.

A bit too much.

As Spring approaches, more and more works in the countryside need for my spare time.

I always arrive late on many cults, and this one is sensational.

It will be a long ride, but interesting too.

One of the very few non-fiction books I’ve started!

Wikipedia’s entry about sauria gave me the idea to insert dinosaurs in a story for the very first time, and then… well, you’ll see.

I had low expectations, but I was totally wrong!

I used a bit of imagination for the term “indistinct”, and eventually came up with the old trick of the fog, already seen in countless tales.