I just finished watching Crash. I had no idea that the total population of Los Angeles was approximately twenty people.
Also? When it rains there, it rains anvils.
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I just finished watching Crash. I had no idea that the total population of Los Angeles was approximately twenty people.
Also? When it rains there, it rains anvils.
Also? When it rains there, it rains anvils.
It awesomely does. And yet - and this is something I had never remotely imagined that I might one day say - I was really quite moved when Ludacris freed the slaves.
Suzi, did the Lee Pace at least help dull the pain? (I swear I considered seeing the movie just for his sake for like, a full twenty seconds. But if my love for him wasn't enough to get me to Marmaduke ...)
Lee Pace is in it?? Come on, man, look at your life, look at your choices.
Just checked his imdb page - he's got Lincoln & The Hobbit also happening this year. That should help to class him back up a bit. (Though, seriously, you could get whiplash from his choices. Guess a man's gotta pay the rent, though...)
edit: so busy playing with italics I managed to misspell imdb.
Lee was great and honestly? this one was the best of the bunch. i know. i can't believe i'm saying that either.
I saw Skyfall last night with D. I pretty much agree with alla y'alls. Bond frequently leaves me cold, because I don't find the banter charming and sexy, I find it dated. I was also seriously bothered by the effete, mincing sexual deviant villain with mommy issues. Fucking really? Judi Dench is the best damn thing about those movies, and I do really enjoy her interactions with Bond. In retrospect, I should have realized that all the focus on her meant she was going to die. Even though we bought tickets to the spendy theater that doesn't allow anyone under 18, there was still a fool who yelled out "OMG THEY CAN'T KILL M!!! And then continued to offer commentary and refused to be shushed. After the lights came up I spotted three middle-aged gay men who seemed to be a bit crocked. I think they were guilty.
Also, I completely respect Craig as Bond, but he just does absolutely nothing for me. I appreciate his physical competence and presence, and I think he did a terrific job with some of the darker parts of this movie.... but meh.
In conclusion,
I want my escape in the form of fun technology, travel, stunts, and shit and not interrupted by baseline stupidity.
This. And I'm looking forward to RED 2.
Mattias has been sick the last few days and as such is allowed more TV time than usual. He watched both Toy Story 1 and 2 while he was home sick yesterday and he asked if we could watch Toy Story 3 together today.
As I mentioned when asking about Wreck-it Ralph, I knew there was emotional stuff in TS3. I haven't realized it was almost entirely directed at the parental units. Oof.
That said, I think it was a fitting send-off for the gang.
I'm rewatching XXX.
Why do I love Vin Diesel so much? Seriously, I do.
The wooden acting, terrible dialog delivered terribly? I don't CARE.
Oh, look what’s filming outside my building next week: [link]
(My first thought was, “is there going to be a live bear?”)