On the lighter side-Movies-Hugo (2011)

Visually stunning and atmospheric and ultimately disappointing movie by the great director Martin Scorsese about an orphan boy working the clocks in Paris and his quest to unlock the mystery of automaton ( a mechanical robot) left by his father (Jude Law). Good classical movie sequences but keeps on dragging on for a while. With Ben kingsley and Sasha baron Cohen. Recommended for a selected few adventurous souls. Not for all tastes (including mine)

On the lighter side-Movies-The Cabin in the Woods (2011)

Weird Horror movie (in the start) about a group of people who go for a vacation to an isolated cabin in the woods (hence the name of the movie) and stumble upon a reality TV style show where the contestants are brutally killed one by one for a weird ritual. Picks up pace after a while with a super bloody ending. Recommended for sheer stupidity and gore.

On the lighter side-Movies-The Tall Man (2012) - Jessica Biel

The latest by Jessica Biel in a little known movie about the abductions of little kids in a small town in Washington State by allegedly by an entity called The Tall Man. More suspense/mystery than Horror, it is suspenseful but not to the point that you will go out of the way to watch it. Recommended with reservations.

The Parent Love

Ah the best thing that happens to a person is to be born in a loving family (I will dwell on a traditional Father and Mother, the other ones are for another topic). You cannot see any better place than love of a father and mother for their child, they strive for the betterment of them and do anything within their power to care, provide, protect, support and give them good lives. Only a father wants his son to excel than him and only a mother wants her daughter to be better than her in all aspects. This happens in majority of cases that only a parent takes care to support their children until they graduate from college. And in these economic times and otherwise they continue to support their offspring mostly financially. Not only have that but the offspring of their offspring taken cared of with love and affection since they are their blood. It is hard life to a parent since you have to juggle your love for the kid with the harshness and strictness in order to instill discipline in your kids. And it really becomes doubly harder when there is a single parent either by choice or by divorce, death or other circumstances. The question becomes how you both become a father and a mother at the same time. I cannot emphasize more than what the parents go through to provide for the offspring till they die since I lost my dear and beloved father three years ago and I still miss him dearly every day. The loss of a parent and their love and caring cannot be replaced by anyone and this loss cannot be healed by time or space. So before you start screaming or arguing with your parents, put them in their shoes and see their point, you will understand that everything they do is out of love for you and they don’t want you to make the same mistakes they did when they were your age.