Natalia Livingston

Popstar
$9.98
This high school comedy has the janitor guru, the stuck up social
queen and the guy who steals the Pop Stars locker and gym shorts to sell them.
A real high school story of the cinder fairy type where the head geek
gets the Pop Star by virtue alone.

Big Fat Liar
$5.99
It is so nice to watch something indecently funny afterwards "1408"!

Teen boy makes up stories and loses trust by anyone surrounding till his homework has became a movie-hit staged by Hollywood producer presenting it as own script.

Recovering rights on movie and punishing a professional liar constitute this comedy.

Personally, I am not convinced that during a film heralded Hollywood notion "This is a place dog-eats-dog" had been changed even by this movie's characters.

Anyway, sometimes viewers should take a break from real surrounding by switching to something more positive if even a fairytale.

Good watching after "1408 (Full Screen Edition)" especially.

Sundance Channel Film Series Coll (Dopamine/In This World/The Other Side of the Bed/Die Mommie Die)
$99.99
In This World: This award-winning film tells a moving and dramatic story that reveals the desperate measures people take a escape persecution and the life threaten conditions they find themselves in along the way. Dopamine: Follows the courtship between a computer animator and a kindergarten teacher. It creates a soulful portrait of two people facing up to the risks and rewards of falling in love. Die Mommie Die!: When pop diva Angela Arden's husband discovers that she's having an affair, she calculatedly offs him with a poisoned suppository . . . or does she? The Other Side of the Bed: A raucous and sexy romantic comedy with a musical twist. The film tells the story of two couples who search for love leads to lies and heartache - and lots of song and dance.

Big Fat Liar
$2.99
It is so nice to watch something indecently funny afterwards "1408"!

Teen boy makes up stories and loses trust by anyone surrounding till his homework has became a movie-hit staged by Hollywood producer presenting it as own script.

Recovering rights on movie and punishing a professional liar constitute this comedy.

Personally, I am not convinced that during a film heralded Hollywood notion "This is a place dog-eats-dog" had been changed even by this movie's characters.

Anyway, sometimes viewers should take a break from real surrounding by switching to something more positive if even a fairytale.

Good watching after "1408 (Full Screen Edition)" especially.