Reign Season 4: Episode 8, Mary finds Catherine, our critic!

sivertime — Sun, 09 Apr 2017 18:50:29 +0000

Check out our review of Reign’s Season 4 episode 8, which aired last night on the US channel The CW.
Nothing goes between Darnley and Mary after this new episode of Reign and our queen has a hard time digesting the recent developments … Fortunately she will now be able to count on the support and advice of Catherine, because yes Catherine is in Scotland ! Catherine and Mary are finally together! But before rejoicing more, let’s go back to the events of the episode 8 of Reign season 4 . A Medicis can hide another, since at the beginning of “Uncharted Waters” it is Lucrezia de Medicis that Mary must do a great service if she wants to hope that this great Catholic family remains an ally. Her mission takes her to Bothwell, whom she met in the previous episode. As was suspected, The latter is indeed his “faithful watchman” , the one who kept him informed about the acts of Darnley. Bothwell is a mysterious character but seems sincere to Mary, unlike Darnley. But while Bothwell is about to convince Mary that she should not marry Darnley, a man – who seems to be at the end of his life – surprises them and declares that he comes from a friend. Our dear Bash has a message for her friend: she can either marry to have an heir or marry for love, not both. But while Bothwell is about to convince Mary that she should not marry Darnley, a man – who seems to be at the end of his life – surprises them and declares that he comes from a friend. Our dear Bash has a message for her friend: she can either marry to have an heir or marry for love, not both. But while Bothwell is about to convince Mary that she should not marry Darnley, a man – who seems to be at the end of his life – surprises them and declares that he comes from a friend. Our dear Bash has a message for her friend: she can either marry to have an heir or marry for love, not both.
If this whole story is pretty far-fetched, we’re happy to have a new little sign from Bash. In addition, Mary’s actions to throw Keira of the country entail his death. Darnley is shocked by this news and the hatred is now mutual between the two. What kind of wedding will this give? What advice will Catherine be able to give Mary? Meanwhile, in England, Elizabeth receives an explorer who has enervated Spain and who seeks refuge with the English queen. It is still an unattractive intrigue that is offered here at Elizabeth, although seeing it drunk and more casual is quite fun to see .
In France, the intrigues are not much more exciting – luckily we have Scotland! – since we continue to follow the worries of poor Charles. While he was finally better thanks to his reconversion, now everyone wants him to become Catholic again so that Leeza does not replace the King of France by another. If it is finally Claude’s new husband, Luc, who succeeds in convincing the French monarch to become Catholic again, Charles’s behavior at the end of the episode suggests that everything is not yet settled . Moreover, Luc also managed to get closer to Claude and we must recognize that the two characters gave us a very beautiful scene. It is hoped, however, that the intrigues taking place in England and France will improve. With the arrival of Catherine in Scotland anyway, we are really looking forward to the next episode of Reign’s season 4 . What did you think of this episode?

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Even if you are not a big romantic, you had eyes a little wet at the end of these films

sivertime — Mon, 13 Feb 2017 18:36:03 +0000

We make all the fellows saying not to watch movies of chicks. Or do not cry. Except for those, where the horrible end touches you inevitably.
I know there is a heart beating underneath. Under the appearance of a harsh man, there is a sensitive man. For girls, it’s simpler, they admit it and are not ashamed to cry when a love story ends badly. Especially in these films.
So awful! While he is exiled and runs a cafe in Casablanca, Rick Blaine sees his former love Ilsa reappear. She tells him that she is married and that she still loves him . In the midst of the Second World War, Rick received two letters of transit, and instead of using it for himself and Ilsa, he preferred to save her and her husband. He compels it. And there you are.
Probably Woody Allen’s most successful film. In his role as Alvy Singer, a psychotic actor, he leads a complicated love relationship that is doomed to failure with Annie . And rather than show us this in the usual chronological order, we go from moments to moments, sees slices of life, includes things …
A timing story. Scarlett O’Hara begins by repressing Rhett Butler several times before realizing that it is ultimately his real love, the man of his life. And when she confides it … it’s too late . He realized that he would live better without it. She panics, asks him what to do without him. And Rhett balances him cash he does not care, and bim, end of the story and big bad.
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One more proof that love stories generally end up bad. On board the Titanic, the young Rose meets Jack and an incredible romance sets in . She, an aristocrat, and he, penniless artist, will live intensely their love transi. Until the dramatic end, when Jack sacrifices himself to save her from the frozen sea, the Titanic flowing, people dying.
Jack and Hennis meet as sheep breeders, in the mountains (cf name of the movie guys), and appreciate each other. As time goes on, feelings grow and eventually arrive what should happen. Their story lasts all summer, then for years, in secret, because in the meantime they got married and settled . So they will never openly say that they love each other until the day when Ennis’ wife tells him that Jack died accidentally. Never hide her love.
Young English poet visiting Paris to see and tell the revolution, Christian goes to the Moulin Rouge and falls in love with the dancer Satine. Alas, their story must remain secret because the boss, the Duke of Monroth, also loves the young woman. A complicated love triangle: the boss threatens to kill Christian if Satine continues to see him, the latter stops under the pretext of not loving him, but we realize that she simply wanted to save Christian, avoid the worst. When the latter realizes it, during a performance and a dramatic song, Satine dies right after the curtain.

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Reign Season 4: Episode 8, Mary finds Catherine, our critic!

Even if you are not a big romantic, you had eyes a little wet at the end of these films