So yesterday morning, a package was delivered that I was Not Allowed to see. I'd have to wait for my birthday, said Pete. I mock-sulked, and then picked up the current issue of Rue Morgue Magazine to read while eating breakfast. This issue has a big article on the Ghostbusters video game.
"Hey, when does Ghostbusters come out on Blu-Ray?" I ask.
"It just did."
"Ooooh, can we get it?"
"No." (long pause) "We don't buy movies that suck."
"TAKE THAT BACK I LOVE GHOSTBUSTERS IT DOES NOT SUCK."
Pete sighs in exasperation, and stomps upstairs. He returns, tosses an Amazon.com package in my lap, and says "That WAS going to be for your birthday, young lady."
So, yeah. Now I own Ghostbusters!
Jilli and Pete: Cutest spooky couple, ever.
Well, I didn't say the a word, right?
So, does that mean you'll help me make Ghostbusters costumes for me and the DH for Halloween?
Be careful what you wish for: Do you really want to ask MiracleMan to make you a proton pack?
Absolutely! And we will spend all night going to major hotels to ride the elevators so we can say:
"Why worry? Each of us is carrying an unlicensed nuclear accelerator on his back."
"Yep. Switch me on."
Collecting horrified looks on Halloween is a lot more fun than simply going after candy.
Oh, hey! It's Mr. Raq!
We somehow do not own Ghostbusters. This should be fixed.
I really liked the commentary for
Ghostbusters
-- you could tell the guys were amazed that they'd made something that was so good, that it all came together so well.
Liam Neeson, Cloris Leachman, and Tina Fey among actors voicing
Ponyo
for it's American release.
