Okay, so the pandemic and social distancing recommendations have had most of us cocooning in our homes for months. This has made watching movies a popular form of entertainment. For many, walking to our kitchen and opening up the refrigerator door has also become our most common form of exercise.
Throwing it back to my teen years with this classic adaptation of Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet. I only wish we had been able to watch this one in school instead of the dusty old version my grade 9 teacher showed us.
Movie Poster Showdown is back! Now a monthly feature where movie posters face off and we recap what's going on with me and the blog. This week: The Dark Crystal (1982)
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