I kind of just watch trailers on TV, and then decide most of them are not worth my energy, money, or time. Disney Pixar? Awesome. Cameron Diaz and an inexplicable box of doom? Not so much.
A SPRINGFORM PAN? THAT'S HOW YOU DO IT? My existence now has meaning.
Saw Paranormal Activity. It was so boring. I seriously don't understand how movies like this even become popular. I think I actually slept better last night than I do most. That's how unscary it was. And maybe I woud be a little more forgiving if the characters had been atleast likeable. But no--nothing.
Should've seen Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs instead...
Where the Wild Things Are was really good--but it was SO not a kids movie.
Lawlkevinbacon. I guess you don't like to play Six Dergrees of Kevin Bacon?
The only movie I've ever been scared of was Toy Story. I was three, and I thought my toys would come to life and kill me. They were grim times.
I was at the mall today and I went aggro-apeshit on these dumbass twelve year olds that were wrestling a chair from the foodcourt into the elevator. I normally wouldn't have given a shit, but one of the chair legs almost hit a baby in a stroller while the mother was trying to push onto the elevator. Ugh, I hate people.
Ugh, I do not see the appeal of shows like Gossip Girl or anything on ABC Family. They only thing they effectively do is showcase horrible acting. The only thing I watch along those lines is Degrassi because its Canadian.
I wanna see that movie Paranormal State. Kids in my class who I would put in the category of "not pussy" said they couldn't sleep after they saw it.
Okay, so I'm watching Law and Order; SVU--and it starts with one of the main characters in the hospital. Cuts to the theme, then commercial, and it comes back with a dead blonde girl. Now they're talking about how she was mauled by a tiger...
I know. I can't stand this Twilight shit anymore. It's absolutely ridiculous. The books sucked, the movie sucked, and the only way I could possibly give a conceivable shit about any of it is if they get Hugh Jackman and Milo Ventimiglia to have sex in it, get Jawbreaker back together to do the entire soundtrack, kill off Megan Fox during several crucial scenes, and then resurrect Patrick Swayze who will then personally come to my door and take me to go see the movie on him.
Same thing happens to me on youtube. Bands comment me and friend me all the time. I kind of just let them pile up before deleting them all. Contrary to popular beleif, I do not want to listen to your hardcore version of My Heart Will Go On, nor do I think you are the next U2.
Meh, desperate bands will contact anyone they think will like their music. They troll major lable bands' pages and contact anyone in their friends or comments.
What they don't know is maybe more people would listen to them if they didn't suck.
Emma Watson just...does not do Hermione justice. Where's the quirky, obsessive, know-it-all character we fell in love with in the books?
If I ever meet David Yates on the street, it is more than likely that I will shove him into oncoming traffic.
Thanks for the comment on my new fic, btw. And I know what you meant by "popped up". Towards the end I just kind of went, "okay, whatever. I want cake." And I kind of cut it with a half-formed idea of an ending.
Kind of like what David Yates did with Order of the Phoenix.
I know--people seem genuinly surprised when I say I haven't seen it yet. But if the last two films are any indication, then this one is going to be underdeveloped and full of montages. I sincerely hope that's not the case, but either way it will still be entertaining and will give me something to talk/bitch about.
Frank twittered (twitted, tweeted?) that it was really good.
Then again, he thinks mustaches and vests are cool.