phyre_Iyz Reviews

Witches of East End (2013–2014)

Lack of Authenticity

[6/10 · 6 March 2017]

This show would have received a 7 from me because it's a fun show to watch. The issue I have with it is its total lack of authenticity to the Long Island. The beaches are a tan colored sand (Long Island sand is white), there is mountainous landscape in the horizon over the water which I assume is the Long Island Sound off the east end (I don't think Connecticut has mountains), the towns look more like upper New England rather than a Long Island shore town. The producers did a poor job in set location and building. This, I believe, is a huge contributing factor as to why the show didn't last more than two seasons. It's a shame they didn't do more than 15 minutes worth of homework on Long Island because it would have been nice to see an honest representation of the Hamptons. The clean, crisp style that area is known for; the beachy decor that should be everywhere.

I haven't read the books so perhaps that where the fault lies. Good Reads says the locale is North Hampton, when it's Northampton. Maybe the author of the series should have done her own homework better.

What the #$*! Do We (K)now!? (2004)

Interesting Movie

[2 February 2006]

I do not have a vast knowledge of Quantum Physics, but, if you can read between the lines it is easy to differentiate between fact and opinion.

I found this movie to be enlightening, funny and informative. If you are looking for a movie that can combine fact and opinion in regard to science and spirituality, then I feel this is the movie for you. The people in the movie are very educated on the subject matter. The story that follows the theme is amusing and succinctly planned out. There was subject in the movie that made me understand my emotions better; that was in accordance with I believe. A delightful movie. If you are thinking about watching it, watch with an open mind, let yourself learn from the facts and be ready to hear different beliefs.