Happiness and Misadventures

This will be a long journey.

Since the days are getting shorter, I can finally enjoy our new home a bit more.

This was one of only two books I bought from a store last year, full price, after reading a page or two.

Not gonna lie: this is an epic fantasy graphic novel.

A truly lovely story.

This was an early gift from my girlfriend for Christmas.

The latest Christmas movie of our marathon (which I’m not sure is over): was very enjoyable, with a couple of almost unnerving moments due to an extremely high level of awkwardness.

That was dark indeed.

Fantastic atmosphere and very good performances for an entertaining movie.

I don’t like the term cringe, but that’s exactly the feeling I got from the first scenes.

I loved the animations, the sweet Christmassy story, and… the songs!

They really ruined the franchise.

I’m not sure how we found this half-forgotten TV movie, but it is surprisingly funny and tender.

This was a surprise.

Well, it’s a nice horror… I guess?

The emoji in the rating means cringe.

This was the first film we watched in a cinema in years, and we really enjoyed it in a very small theater with a few people.

I’m four episodes in, and it’s great!

A mediocre horror tending toward good.

I don’t always use Brave browser, but the other day I stumbled upon a cool image by one of their sponsors.

Well, my girlfriend wanted to watch “Bewitched”, and I might have misspelled it and found this… gem!

I haven’t been struck by a movie like this for a while.

Finally, a film by Wes Anderson that I like!

After The Shape of Water and Pinocchio, this is yet another little masterpiece by Del Toro.

I don’t review albums here often, and for the occasion I chose one of my essentials.

Rewatched this after years because my girlfriend had never seen it.

An old collection of horror stories from 1980.

I’ve been listening to this audiobook for the last two or three weeks, and I immediately fell in love with Dumas’s tone towards the reader (he sometimes seems to break the fourth wall) and the atmosphere he creates.

I was curious because I thought I had watched all of Del Toro’s movies… but I was wrong!

Funny, but mostly with amazing animation techniques.

I knew this film had a particular charm, but I never thought it would catch me like that.

To be honest, I almost fell asleep halfway through.

This one aged a bit less well than the sequel, but surely is funnier.

Wow!

After a horror movie, we had to dial down the tension, so we chose this “old” comedy… not aged perfectly, but still enjoyable.

I was unaware of the existence of this movie, and I liked it as a perfect early ’90s horror!

A few months ago, I stumbled upon Nullboard, a minimalist Kanban board.

I was totally unaware of this film, and I liked it very much.

I turned on the PS4 after about a month, and noticed it was on the PS+.

In these first cooler weeks of autumn, I dedicated some of my spare time configuring a Raspberry Pi.

How is it I’ve never seen this film?

Following the trend of October-ish movies, we enjoyed this… classic?

My girlfriend and I watched it because neither of us had seen it before, but… we quite regretted it.

Wow!

Spooky season 2025 - here we come!

A punch to the stomach.

I’ve got a couple of minutes before yet another Teams call, and I’d like to write an appreciation post.

Since we moved into the new house, I’ve been working outside almost every day.

I’ve been listening to the Witcher’s audiobooks saga since this spring, and I just love these books.

I had already read this book in my early twenties, and I recently found the audiobook, so I wanted to refresh it.