About The Movie "The Brothers Grimm"?

You know what I think about the movie The Brothers Grimm?

It's Sunday, and that means movie day! I thoroughly enjoyed this movie that had one of my favorite actors, the amazing Heath Ledger, perhaps in my favorite roll of his, as Jacob Grimm. It was delightfully against the grain, and a wonderful portrayal. I enjoyed his performance far more than Matt Damon's, but I have never really been a fan of Mr. Damon's. I watched the ending several times, just because I love Heath and I loved watching him dance. All in all, an incredifantabulousmazing movie, and delicious acting. I loved this movie, and I definitely recommend it!

Ice Bear judges it, and she gives two paws up.

^ Feel free to watch the trailer. ^

Also, as you can tell, I am a sucker for awesome photos. My blogs shall hold many, including this one. My favorite picture here is Heath Ledger making the face. So adorably awesome!

About Heath Ledger?

You know what I think about Heath Ledger?

I thought he was a fabulous actor. His job was to make people smile or see the bright side of things, to entertain people and make them feel, and he succeeded. When he died, we lost someone of great worth in our community. Heath Ledger supplied interesting topics and controversial work that everyone could say something great about, whether it was "That movie made me cry," "That movie made me laugh," or even "That movie made me feel."

He supplied us with some Australian beauty that anyone could enjoy, male or female, young or old. Whether you look at him as a talented actor, a heartthrob, or just there, you know who he is. He's Heath Ledger. Everyone knows his face, his work, and his extreme talent. Heath was someone who was admirable, and superior, and downright exceptional. We treasure all his work, and an aspiring actress such as myself looks up to him as an example to follow.



Heath Andrew Ledger was someone we should all put on a pedestal and say, "That is what we should be like. That is how we should act. We should be positive, and follow our dreams, and do what WE want to do." Heath was the example we needed of a perfect actor, and we took him for granted. We lost him, and we lost someone valuable.

Right now, after you finish this blog, all of you should go watch one of his movies. I know I am.