![[icon]](http://l-userpic.livejournal.com/69855996/14575057) |
Alisa in Wonderland
|
|
OMG.
Okay, Dirty TV Confession time (maybe not quite so dirty as the one about me actually enjoying Crusoe)---I have not watched one single episode of House this season. Not. One. I just HATE the new direction the show has taken, what with the boring new ducklings (except Kutner) and the Wilson-fighting and just dear LORD what has happened to this show!?
But---But! A beacon of hope! HOUSE. CUDDY. HOUSECUDDY. Cuddy+Baby? When did this happen? Who cares!? It's good! I've been wondering whatever happened to that sudden (and brief) attempt at motherhood she made a couple of seasons ago, and now--dun dun duuunnnnn!--resolution! And now they're going to stop teasing us with the House-Cuddy tension and give us some actual House-Cuddy action?! :D
Of course, the baby is sick and Cuddy will be a sad-sack for the rest of the season if it dies... but I don't have to watch the rest of the season, do I? And I won't (except the Chase/Cameron episode next week, can't miss that!) unless it looks like the whole Huddy thing might pan out. Happy House, Happy Cuddy, Happy Baby, Happy Ending.
But, let's face it, this is House. Never going to happen. Ever.
Actually, come to think of it, maybe one of the reasons I've gotten fed up with the show lately is that House hasn't been undergoing much "character development." Sure, he's still miles more interesting than basically any other character on television, but there's only so many times you can crack wise about hookers and Christians and Cuddy before it becomes a bit repetitive. Only it wouldn't, if it seemed as though any of the horrific/life-altering events of the past five seasons had made any lasting impression on House. Sure, he has his moments of genuine emotion, but for the most part, it looks like House is never going to be anything but prickly and misanthropic.
Boo. | comments: Leave a comment   |
|
Ahem:
The Soloist is an upcoming American drama film directed by Joe Wright and written by Susannah Grant. The film is based on a true story of Nathaniel Ayers, a musician who becomes schizophrenic and homeless. Jamie Foxx portrays Nathaniel Ayers, and Robert Downey Jr. portrays Steve Lopez, a Los Angeles Times columnist who discovers Ayers and writes about him in the newspaper. Production of the film began in January 2008 and will be filmed mostly in Los Angeles. The film was scheduled to be released on November 21, 2008, but has been delayed to March 13, 2009
Yeah, this was only THE movie I wanted to see this fall. Now I'm going to have to wait...just like for Half-Blood Prince. Stupid Writer's Strike screwing up the stupid movie release schedule. Stupid. STUPID.
Even stupider: Last night, while being a saintly big sister and typing Tyler's essays for mursing school, I accidentally kinda sorta knocked my laptop off the bed... Of course, I jumped immediately to his aid and attempted to revive him, but to no avail--my sweet little partner in crime was frozen! I had to take him to the Geek Squad today, and I won't know what's wrong with him until tomorrow night! D: STUPID.
Even more stupid movie stuff:
David Goyer Rubbishes Johnny Depp Riddler Rumors
Rumors that Johnny Depp will be stepping up to take on Batman in a Dark Knight sequel are all "bulls*%t" according to one of the movie's main men.
David Goyer, who co-wrote Dark Knight with director Christopher Nolan, is insisting the Pirates of the Caribbean hunk is not being considered to play The Riddler in a new Batman movie, and that so far none of the speculation on the sequel has been anywhere near the truth.
He says, "It's all bulls*%t. Chris and I haven't even talked about a third movie. He quite understandably is taking a long, long vacation and wants to purge himself. We have mused here and there but Chris is pretty much a one-movie-at-a-time kind of guy. I wish I could tell you more. There really isn't anything to tell."
Thanks for bursting my bubble, Goyer. By the way, nice job on Blade Trinity. Not. (Not that I've ever actually seen that. I have no intention of watching Blade or any of its sequels. They all just look stupid...Goyer.)
But, in happy news, today is Viggo Mortensen's 50th birthday!
"Orlando Bloom hopes that maybe some of Viggo's greatness will rub off on him."
Have a good one! Go do some genuis stuff like you always do, like write poetry and play music and paint and raise that my-age son of yours to be as cool as his dad! (You've got plenty of time to do it, now that The Road's been postponed too.) | | comments: Leave a comment |
| | Tags: | being old, christopher paolini, crazy cat lady, crusoe, george bush, james mcavoy, josh brolin, penelope, philip winchester, w | | Current Music: | Another Way to Die by Jack White and Alicia Keyes, whom I like alot but not here | | Current Location: | Oldsville | | Subject: | OLD. | | Time: | 08:56 pm | | Current Mood: | ![[mood icon]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/mood/moonsis/stars/purple/singing_sp.gif) cheerful |
|
|
So, yeah, since the last time I wrote on this stupid thing (or any stupid thing, really, other than my brother's English assignments), I have done the following:
*Read some 200+ pages of Vanity Fair. Good read, but I'm really supposed to be somewhere more around page 600...
*Seen W., the George Bush biopic (which was orginally cast with Christian Bale as the Prez, OMGWHUT?) and it confirmed (in its own special, fictional way) my long-standing suspicion that Mr. Bush is a genuinely nice guy, a regular good ol' boy, who just so happened to be elected Leader of the Free World, and, being unqualified for the job, proceeded to run the entire country into the ground... unintentionally. Pretty good flick, though! I especially liked all the Clinton bits. Someone in my theater whooped joyfully when they announced his winning the 1992 election, lol. Oscar nom for Josh Brolin? Mehbehs?
*Bought Pride and Prejudice (Colin Firth Wet T-Shirt Version, FTW) and Beauty and the Beast (Best animated motion picture of all time, or best motion picture of all time? Discuss!)
*Watched many, many episodes of The Office
*Grew a new crush on Colin Farrell, after having seen him in a glorious hat
*Impersonated Sarah Palin in a French Oral Midterm (My other group members portrayed Hillary Clinton and a CNN moderator. I wrote the script, cuz I'm a control freak like that. What got the biggest laugh from the class was, I think, when Hillary described her morning routine, which involved her assistant doing her hair and makeup, choosing her pantsuit, and spoon-feeding her Grape Nuts. When she asked Sarah/me how she/I got ready, I/Sarah replied: "Me? Oh, I wake up looking this good.")
*Chopped my hair off and colored it bright red (That was yesterday, actually. Had a very nice stylist at the salon as well. The whole thing was basically her idea)
*Turned 21.
Yeah, that last one... Not so happy about it! I sincerely hoped no one would notice, and that I could go on pretending to be too young to accompany people into clubs and whatnot (and not ridiculously old for being single. It's a curse that in the South, if a gal isn't married by the time she's 24, or at least engaged, she's bound to be an old maid. Or, in the very best of circumstances, end up with a man ten years her senior who already has a passel of kids and two ex-wives to support). But, unfortunately, people did notice. The children at the daycare were very sweet and sang to me when I came in for work, and Tina and everybody had gotten me some presents (including a cute, small makeup bag to replace that huge, garish vinyl one I always toted around). I ate lunch out with Mom and Deanna, and they both got me smallish gifts. Momma got me Made of Honor (starring McDreamy) and some AWESOME CHOCOLATE. So, other than that, my birthday passed pretty much without incident. I didn't actually "celebrate" it until last night, when I met several of my relatives (plus Ethan) for some crazy hibachi goodness at Fuji's. I'll always cherish the memory of Troy doing the weed-eater as a birthday-dance...
So yes. I am now very, very old and plan on ignoring that fact for the forseeable future.
What I will not ignore is THIS:
Hubba hubba.
Okay, so since I've been living under a Local TV rock (and didn't watch the Olympics) I didn't even hear about this show until like last week. And, naturally, I was stoked--a TV show that is clearly (joyously!) ripping off one of my most beloved film franchises (Pirates) and mashing it together with a show I've only heard of (MacGuyver) and wrapping it all up in the framework of a show I dearly wish I had been able to watch (LOST). This may sound like I'm being negative, but, scout's honor, I loves me some Pirate/Genius/IslandManiac Cheese. And, I won't lie--the sheer beauty of Philip Winchester (seen above) may have had something to do with it... So, yeah, I tuned in via Granny Faye's DVR. And, with expectations only about as deep as a bucket of popcorn, I was pleasantly diverted for two hours. Pirates? Got em. Wicked-awesome-improbable-physics-utilizing gadgets? Tons. Shirtless boys for no good reason? Check. And really, it's hard not to be impressed by the show's epicness alone. You don't often find a series with THIS high of production values, or simple Friday Night Silly fun. And (bonus!) there's only 13 episodes! Finally, America is taking a page out of Britain's television policy--quantity does not ncessarily mean quality. Make fewer eps but make them right. And this, so far as jungle island freakfests go, is done right. And, the writer works on Doctor Who! Sweet. Will totally be there next week.
And, now, we proudly present the "Good Job Filling Out" Award to...
Christopher Paolini!
Yeah, so I know I still haven't finished that copy of Eragon that's lurking in my closet, and am not yet over my jealousy ("This kid's a prodigy! Wrote a bestseller at 15!" Grr. I can barely write a blog that no one reads!) but I couldn't help but notice around the release of Brisingr, that the kid's gone from charmingly nerdy to nerdishly attractive in two books flat.
It's kinda like how Cody Canada is only attractive sans bandana. We all must row into our most attractive states, Paolini.
I just finished watching Penelope. It was absolutely adorable, and I will buy it. Boy, I was impressed by McAvoy. He did such a great job in this movie (yes, the fairy-tale pig girl movie) that I think it may be my favorite of his performances. Definitely better than that Wesley guy in Wanted. And Christina Ricci and Reese Witherspoon were both even cooler than usual here (and with better wardrobes, particularly Christina's. If I had the money, I'd run around an psedo-40's-autumn gear all the time.) And who was that director, and why is he like a (nicely) girlier version of Tim Burton? Yes, such cuteness and airy perfection in this movie.
Much like I suspect can be found in Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, but I can't get Ethan to go with me to that. :( Guess I'll round up Katlin and Asher! Asher remains the coolest baby ever, for the record.
| | comments: Leave a comment |
| | Tags: | alice in wonderland, batmn, brad pitt, burn after reading, christian bale, coen brothers, dread, george clooney, halloween, jane austen, johnny depp, lost in austen, no country for old men, pirates of the caribbean, riddler, school, the lone ranger, tim burton | | Subject: | I can has? :D | | Time: | 07:40 pm | | Current Mood: | ![[mood icon]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/mood/moonsis/stars/purple/sleepy_sp.gif) sleepy |
|
|
So this was a very big week in the world of Deppism. Apparantly, not only is Johnny the Mad Hatter in Mr. Burton's new Alice in Wonderland, he's also going to be Tonto in the new Lone Ranger flick.
ACTUAL CONVERSATION HELD DIRECTLY AFTER OBTAINING THIS NEWS:
ME: MOMMA? What's a Tonto?
MOM: Tonto?
ME: Yeah. I was just reading this thingy online that said that Disney's making a Lone Ranger movie, and that Johnny Depp's gonna be Tonto, but I don't know what exactly that IS.
MOM: Oh, Tonto's an Indian. He was the Lone Ranger's sidekick.
ME: Oh. *silently fume at the thought of Mr. Depp being ANYONE'S "sidekick," even if it does allow him to play an Indian*
MOM: Good choice, though. Tonto was fine.
Of course, I immediately began to speculate about who could be the Ranger to his Tonto, and almost as quickly arrived at this conclusion:
Oh, you know you want it.
But, according to the fashionable intelligence, the Lone Ranger will likely be George Clooney. Hmm. Hmmmm... I approve, if only because of the Hottie Factor, and the thought of him and Johnny playing pranks on one another, and then Johnny's possible absorption into the New Rat Pack with Mr. Pitt and Mr. Damon... oh, yes...
But still, from one masked avenger to another... what do you say. Mr. Bale? :D?
(Also, since I recall them saying that they wanted to do a Western next, I'd be any money that wasn't already lost in the stock market that Ted Eliot and Terry Rossio will write it)
But far more exciting news is that they officially announced a fourth Pirates movie is in development!
OYEZ.
And, as a long-time obsessee fan, I have a few demands suggestions for the filmmakers:
1) Jack and Barbossa going head-to-head in search of the Fountain of Youth? Great. That weird Atlantis rumor I heard last year? Erm... lets just say I'd rather tear out my brainstem, walk out into the middle of the nearest four-way interesection, and skip rope with it, than watch my beloved Captain be confronted with the likes of mermaids and Tyrannosaurus Rexes. Let us examine this for a bit: what motive would Jack possibly have for going there in the first place? Is is said to have mountains of gold? No. Wenches? Nope. Rum? Nada. Some weird, disgusting method of become immortal? Not that I know of! I don't exactly see him finding a map to Atlantis and saying, "Oh bugger! Legend says their civilization is far more advanced than ours! I must observe their mysterious ways!" Therefore, our self-serving friend has no need of Atlantis or dinosaurs.
2) Yeah, put a girl in it! Keira's DONE (and who needs her? Drowning Jack. Why, I never... Even though that curiousity thing they had going was awesome) and the Captain needs a worthy gal to be the receiver of all his flirting energy (those of you who caught the Friends reference, good for you! Double snaps if you caught the Spongebob one earlier.) Might I suggest one that is more fun (and less in love with someone else) than Lizzie? And NOT Anamaria. She was a man, I'm certain of it. Someone new, who can keep up with Jack's loopy banter and put him in his place when needed. And, of course, secretly loooove him. Oh, yes. There's your movie right there.
3) Its a real dang shame that Norrie can't come back (on account of being, y'know, dead).
4) Okay, technical suggestion: the first movie was more fun than spectacle. The last two were WICKED in the spectacle department, and did just fine on fun, but never quite achieved the charm of the first movie. So I say: scale back a teensy bit. Don't try to be so "epic," just wind Johnny up and let him go!
5) NO. MORE. JACK-UCINATIONS. We know he's a nut without having to see him talking to himself.
6) Another thing I heard was that we may learn more about Jack's past and family. Which is good, because I don't intent to read those kiddie Young Jack Sparrow books I saw at Wal-Mart (though based on the covers, that bandana's OLD.) More Keef? Why not? And maybe we'll learn just how Jack came about having that surname and very non-English complexion. Indian mother, anyone? (BTW, totally mad that the bits about Jack being a former slave trader and the Pearl being burned and such didn't make it into the final movie. This adds an interesting aspect to his character, and it was tossed out, supposedly to make room for the aforementioned Jack-ucinations)
7) I know that Barbossa will still be around, but there needs to be a real villain too, since Barbs is as capable as being Jack's ally as he is his enemy. How about a genuinely threatening, dark one, instead of a pompous wig-worshipper or foreign guy given to monologuing?
8) TnT need to write it, or at least HELP write it. It's their franchise, don't lock them out. And Gore Verbinski would be cool to come back as well, though I'm also interested in how others would do it...
9) Shall we get around to some actual piracy in this one?
10) Remember that some grown people actually watch these movies, mmkay?
And while I'm very sad to see that many of the films I was anticipating seeing Mr. Depp in seem to have been put on the back-burner (Shantaram being the most interesting by far, but also Dark Shadows, The Rum Diary, and The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, not to mentioned the rumored Riddler part, which the man himself admitting would be a "fun gig"!) I do look forward to seeing how these new projects turn out.
Oh, and I watched the final episode of Lost in Austen! Prepare yourselves, you're in for a RAAAANT!
*No, no, no, NO! Darcy should NOT have ended up with Amanda! I don't care how much Lizzie wanted to go back to modern London! and on that note--
*No way that Lizzie would've liked it. Everything was all wrong, from the "modern" pixie cut to that crack about being "macrobiotic" (I totally hate the idea of her being on a diet, BTW). Elizabeth Bennet never, ever struck me as a 19th century girl that would've fit better into the 21st century world. She was just an intelligent girl with a "teasing" nature, not some sort of early feminist or radical. She was still always concious of propriety, even though she also listened to her own head and heart. Jane Austen didn't like London, and neither, I'm sure, would Lizzie.
*Did... did Darcy just say "negro"?
*That being said, my heart stopped at the sight of him, standing in the middle of the crazy modern scene in his gentlemanly getup, just staring at the world around him. *sigh*
*Just what is so special about Amanda anyway? Why should she get Darcy at all? It's not like he ever pursued girls simply BECAUSE they seemed difficult. He was totally blindsided when Lizzie caught his attention with all her "flaws." But there's nothing to recommend Amanda. She's a loudmouth, sort of an idiot, and has all the politeness and tact of a speeding coal truck. She's just so... normal. This is not as charming as its supposed to be. I don't want to cheer for someone who doesn't actually do anything worth cheering for, especially when they're after The World's Most Perfect Man (tm).
*Yay, Mrs. Bennet FTW!
*Did...did Darcy just say "Tinky-Winky"?
*Do...do British kids still watch the Teletubbies?
*Oh, Bingley! Not only proposing to Jane AND deciding to run off to America so they can start anew, he quotes John Donne! Sweet!
*"We've been philosophizing." Riiiight. Actually, I do believe you, but yall could've done that back at Longbourne, had it not been necessary to advance the plot awkwardly.
*Yuck, Mr. Bennet's head is all...goopy.
*Aw, nice-Wickham and bad-Georgiana-who-tells-her-deepest-secrets-to-rank-strangers might get together!
Also, in other news loosely related to Jane Austen, after reading Emma I have decided that Lauren is the deadest ringer for Harriet Smith ever.
I went and saw Burn After Reading with Ethan! I loves me some Coens, and this was quite funny!
*Brad Pitt's character Chad... near-constand lol-ing. Especially when he calls Mr. Cox to try to get his reward for being a "good Samaritan." Mr. Pitt nailed it. NAILED IT.
*I wonder why Joel and Ethan make George play loveable idiots so much... maybe cuz he's so darn good at it (though this guy's still no Ulysses Everett McGill... He still remains Mr. Clooney's best part ever.)
*It's crazy how well all this silliness ties in together. Like George making his seemingly off-to-the-side comment about his gun to impress his date, and then later, when he actually uses it, it's such a huge shocker.
*"That...is...fantastic!" lol!
*I'm just going to put a general "Praise for the Cast" thing right here. Everyone's great. Great, great, great, greataroo. I'd watch any of them in anything.
*I cannot BELIEVE they wrote this at the same time as uber-dark No Country for Old Men. "Well, Joel, yesterday we wrote that scene where Chigurh kills that cop with the cow-blaster-gun. What should we do today?" "I was hoping we could work on the bit where Frances gets her plastic surgery consultation."
*The final scene MADE the whole movie. I am not exaggerating here, Ethan and I walked all the way out to his car doubled over still giggling about it.
Gosh, I've got a miserable week of school ahead of me. It always gets like this around this time...
I PROMISE to write more soon, especially about the dreaded day this week, and also the rapid approach of HALLOWEEN! | | comments: Leave a comment |
| | Tags: | bunnies, christian bale, house, howl's moving castle, igor, jesus, little women, lost in austen, pocahontas, rats, school, the joker, tv | | Subject: | It's a Bale-a-Palooza! | | Time: | 09:50 pm | | Current Mood: | ![[mood icon]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/mood/moonsis/stars/purple/blank_sp.gif) blank |
|
| This week was one of those not-much weeks, as far as school was concerned. A couple of interesting remarks from my professors:
"Trust me, you will all understand this...someday. Not today, or tomorrow, but someday."
-My Professor Who Thinks We're All Idiots
"*maniacal laughter*"
-My Professor Who Thinks We're All Idiots, about our futures following the massive stock market crash thingy
"The Joker's not in this!"
-Awesome Lit Professor, on the absence of a true "villain" in Bleak House. Awesome book, by the way. I've never read Dickens before, and I quite like him!
And my French prof had this little short film for us to watch called "J'attendrai le suivant," and just reading the synopsis, I thought it'd be adorable! In the end... well, watch if for youself!
But last weekend, I was full-on miserable, losing my mind, because we lost our electricity in the storm (some OTHER hurricane. Bah.) If I'd had internets then, there would have been a very long and very complainful post regarding the lack of interesting things to do and eat. I couldn't go anywhere, either, because everyone freaked out about the gasoline prices going up and drained all the tanks from here to Fayetteville. So I was stuck at home, burning up, banging my head against the wall. Well, not literally banging my head, but I did push my mom off her bed.
I got to catch up on Lost in Austen. And, since I'm currently three episodes deep, I thought it was time to comment on it deeper.
( British Miniseries Nonsense Ahoy! )Like the title of this post suggests, this week has, indeed, been something of an (unintentional) Bale-a-Palooza.
On Tuesday (I think it was) I bought a cheapie DVD of Little Women, the '90's one with Winona Ryder.
So, obviously, this photo's been tampered with a bit.
Since then, I've watched it twice, once by myself, and once with my momma. We both love this movie, and I one point I even announced it to be my favorite book of all time (to a chorus of giggles from sixth-grade boys...) But the same thing that bothered me about the book especially bothers me in the movie--
WHY DOES JO TURN CHRISTIAN LAURIE DOWN?
Aside from his silly name, of course.
I mean, they were best friends, he was always fantastic to her, he was LOADED, and handsome, and intelligent and... good GRIEF woman! That "We'd kill each other!" excuse is WEAK. No, they wouldn't. We never once saw them get fussy or argue (that I recall). So while Louisa May Alcott may not have actually married the factual basis for Laurie (whoever he might be), let us take a moment to look back on the good old days of Harry Potter. J.K. Rowling has said 10,000 times that Ron is very similar to her best guy friend growing up, and that Hermione is based on herself in school. Did Jo marry Ron-Inspiration? Nope. Did Hermione marry Ron? Yup. Cuz that's the way it should be.
But since this is supposed to be somewhat Bale-centered, yes, he's very good in this. And it's apparent that the man never ages.
On Saturday, I watched Howl's Moving Castle with my young protege Sydnie. We both thoroughly enjoyed it (which surprised me--I didn't think it would hold a young kid's interest).
*Seeing superskinny Howl, with his little earrings, flowing blonde hair, and shiny clothes, Syndie's little mouth twisted up. "Is he a girl?" Ha ha! Not quite. He's just a bishounen.
*It may just be me, but there seems to be a slight disparity between the interpretations of Old Sophie and Young Sophie--young Sophie is always quiet and withdrawn, but Old Sophie usually displays an irrepressable spunk. This is most likely attributed to the fact that Living China Doll Emily Mortimer does Young Sophie's voice, and Jean Simmons is Old Sophie.
*"Your head's a turnip! I've always hated turnips." :D I do love Turnip Head, until he turns back into a Prince, cuz then I have to feel sorry for him (strange how that works out)
*On the Bale count: Most of the movie, he quietly, calmly purrs his lines. Then, in one scene, where he's a full-on BirdMonster, he's TOTALLY doing the Bat-Voice. And then...
*...there's THIS, the absolute most hilarious scene in the movie, and where Mr. Bale make his biggest impression.
*Also noteworthy in that one part-- the little boy saying "He's calling the spirits of darkness! I saw him do this once before when a girl dumped him." and--the one that gets me every time--Sophie getting upset and yelling "I've never once been beautiful in my life!"
*Howl is not an easy man to love, what with being a coward, drama queen, brat, and Captain of the Vain Army (and that whole BirdMonster thing) but Sophie does, and he's a better man for it. This is just such a sweet little story. I wish I'd read the book as a kid!
*I've always thought that Billy Crystal was a weird choice to play Calcifer. It fairly throws off my groove when I watch this flick.
And then on Sunday, while I was watching Lost in Austen on the computer, my momma kept yelling at me from the living room.
MOM: Hey Alisa! This movie about Jesus is on!
ME: Is it the one with Debra Messing as Mary Magdalene? Cuz Jesus has really good highlights in that.
MOM: No.
ME: That's a shame. Jesus was lookin' good in that one. There was definitely someone out in the desert stylin' him up.
I should probably explain at this point that I have an enormously low tolerance for pop culture Christianity. Everytime someone uses Jesus to make money, or tries to turn spirituality into something "hip" or "mainstream" it gets on my nerves. So I tend to be uselessly sarcastic about it.
MOM: Well, this Jesus IS cute... Ooh, come and see him! He's at the wedding where he turns water into wine, and he's DANCING!
ME: I sincerely regret missing this, but I am busy!
(a few minutes later)
MOM: Gosh, this isn't exactly scriptural...
ME: So it's like Bible fanfic?
MOM: You really need to come see this Jesus!
ME: Alright! In a MINUTE!
(a minute later. Jesus is now on trial. I come to see.)
ME: Hey, Jesus is cute.
MOM: Yeah, he's an awesome Jesus.
ME: I wonder who plays him. *checks TVGuide* OMG! It's Christian BALE!
MOM: Who's he?
ME: He's Batman!
MOM: He's Batman? Like in the new Batman?
ME: Batman is Jesus!
LAUREN: *pops in for a visit* What're yall doin?
ME: Watchin' Batman be Jesus.
LAUREN: Ooh...
So yes, check out all the Bale-ariffic action in this video I found on the Tubes.
Also catch Young Bale Voice Action in Pocahontas. He plays Thomas.
While I was watching THAT movie, I noticed something:
AS IF THE NAME "RATCLIFFE" WASN'T ENOUGH
Disney thinks you're stupid, kids.
And Sunday, I went and saw Igor!
( Not TOO Spoilery, But I like the cuts anyway. )
So, I'm gonna split, so I can see the end of House.
I didn't get to watch it last week, cuz I met Katlin and Asher at the park! Honestly, I don't look so forward to it anymore, since I don't like any of the ducklings. :P And now Wilson's not around either! What kinda cut-rate program is this turning into? But I hear House and Cuddy are getting the hook-up! :D Huzzah! | | comments: Leave a comment |
|
Alisa in Wonderland
|
|
![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small}
purplebizzam's journal![[mood icon]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/mood/moonsis/stars/purple/stressed_sp.gif){kind=small}
restless![[mood icon]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/mood/moonsis/stars/purple/grumpy_sp.gif){kind=small}
annoyed