Bride and Prejudice

For all those Pride and Prejudice fans here is the best version of this classic novel done Bollywood style. The fun music and native Indian culture makes this version more fun and extremely entertaining.  For those like me and my wife who can't stand the original version because of Mr. Darsey is a jerk and looser and opposed to popular opinion I don't see a change, here is a version where you actually see that he is a nice guy all he  needed was to be exposed to another culture other than the wealthy business class of his American corporate life.  He comes to love India and you actually see that he loves Lalita (Elizabeth in Indian) and comes to enjoy here perspective of life from a completely different point of view.   I am not a fan of Jane Austin but I loved this version and recommend it to all Jane Austin fans and those that aren't her biggest fans.  This is also a good movie to be exposed to for Bollywood style because it is not pure Bollywood but combines some British and Hollywood elements in it as well.  For Lost fans you can see Sayid become a "Indian MC Hammer".
enjoy the only good version of Pride and Prejudice I have seen.  (and yes I have seen the 6 hour special).

Princess and The Frog.

In my opinion, Disney has lost its beauty and wonder that used to be the Disney I know and remember from movies such as Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Robin Hood (my personal favorite) and so many more.  The movie does have funny moments and a couple memorable characters like the firefly and even the main character (although it goes to show you just how memorable when I can't even remember her name off the top of my head). The problem for me was the prince and the villain were not impressive. The prince was far from charming and the timeline was far too short to develop him into becoming anything different from what he was in the beginning.
The villain was a little scary for kids. I would not let my kids watch that at a young age. The shadows grabbing people was a little much.
Hopefully Rapunzel will be better.

Alice in Wonderland

This movie was a wonderful blend of the wild and zany imagery typical to Tim Burton.   This is not your typical Alice story. She has returned to Wonderland not remembering she had been there before.  She must help free this new world from the Red Queen and also discover what she really wants to do with her life.
Be advised that this movie is only based on the Alice books; it is not a production of either of them. I know there were some who were going in thinking it was the Alice in Wonderland or Through the Looking glass story, but it is something that takes place years later.
If you do not like Tim Burton's style, you will not like this movie. If you love him, you'll love this.
Either way the acting is enjoyable, and the music is very Danny Elfman (which is fantastic!) The storyline is fun, and the costumes/sets are perfect for the concept.

Automatic Millionaire.

This book is a great resource of information for those who are looking to retire rich.  These techniques are designed for someone with a steady income.  What I like about this book is it is not one of those books that are a feel good book or all about becoming an entrepreneur. These are simple ways to pay off your home quickly and also to  simply help you save more. Then, the key is to make it automatic so you do it once and never worry about it again.  If you have read The Richest Man in Babylon, this book takes the principles taught there and applies them to our computer-aged world. If you haven't read  it, then check out the edition The Richest Man in Babylon: Now Revised and Updated for the 21st Century. Either way, these books provide wise and amazing council on becoming financially independent and responsible, so check them out.  

The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood

This the Robin Hood story the way I like it. Here we learn of many small adevtures of Robin and his merry band.  They are a group of fun loving merry men who live off the forest and rob from the rich to give to the poor.  There is no Prince John driving England into the poor house.  The Sherrif is not an evil man just a corrupt political figure and Maid Marian is mentioned once.  This jolly band simply seeks for adventure and fun experiences.  You will fall in love with the wit and the sheer audastity of Robin, Little John, Allan of the Dale, Will Scarlet, Friar Tuck and the rest of this merry band.  As the trickthe Sherrif, multiple men of the clergy, and even the king himself.  They roam as beggars or barefooted friars, they get in skirmishes with each other and the law. 
If you are looking for many fun short adventures written in old english, pick up a copy of this the true version of Robin Hood.

Guerrilla Marketing for Job Hunters

This is an amazing book filled with great ideas for the casual job seeker or those hat have tried everything they could think of.  You will learn how to get in front of recruiters and how there minds work.  You get tips on the best websites to be on and how to organize yourself to be found.  The key to this program is how to focus yourself on the job you want at the company you want.  You learn how to do your research and unconventional ways to get in front of the hiring manager.  Then you learn how to prepare your resume and the best way to get the job after the interview.  If I haven't sold you yet then you don't want to find a job.  I used it and now have the job I wanted with the company I wanted.   Be sure to look for Guerrilla Marketing for Job Hunters.