I did love it, but I also have stuff to bitch about as always. There might be spoilers, so ( CUUUUT! )

That's it, kids. Now back to work.

L-O-V-E.

I didn't so much mind Elijah Wood, but Orlando Bloom still pisses me off.

Scrapbook '09 updated.

I didn't like it as much as I thought I would. First half was rather boring, and the second half moved way too quickly. Overall, it was all over the place. But then, what do I know, right?

ETA: Have I mentioned I'm addicted to SimCity4? It's all husby's fault, really. I used to love it back in the day when it came free with PCs, but he was the one who let me know there was a newer, better version.

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I went with my dad, his girlfriend and my sister. My sister has seen the previous movies, but hasn't read the books. The other two, on the other hand, knew nothing about it, so I had to fill them in first, which I think I've done kinda poorly because during the break (half-way through the movie) my dad went, "So who's the half-blood prince, then?" Gah.

I'm all upset about not making it to the show, so I ended up putting on Placebo, replaying the shows I've been to and pigging out on a pack of chips. And I don't even regret it because it felt fucking good, so did thepriestkitten's texts.


I've finally finished watching this. The only time I had was when I went to bed, and I always ended up passing out. Not tonight, though. I enjoyed it quite a lot, probably because I love Jane Austen. The cast was pretty amazing, too except for Anne Hathaway as Jane. She's always bored me, and I hated her portraying a brilliant writer. Oh, and, James McAvoy still doesn't do anything for me, but I won't deny that he's good at what he does.

Then, I've finished reading Augusten Burroughs's DRY-- I only had the last 50 pages to read, and it took me a god damn week to do that, which is rather depressing. He took something so common and boring and made it very funny and enjoyable to read. I love this guy. And I need to get the rest of his books, which I plan to do when I get the ticket-refund money.

Now I don't know what to read rest even though I have quite a few books waiting. Still, if any of you would like to recommend anything, I'm always looking for new stuff to read.

Lastly, Scrapbook 2009 has been updated.

This was my last free weekend. My Spanish classes start next Saturday. I thought I'd have the time to just kick back and relax, but it didn't happen since I had to work all weekend. I usually take on a lot more than I should and can't rest until I get it all done. This is how it is right now, and I'm still not done.

Anyway...



My sister had gotten a good quality copy from her friend, so we finally watched this tonight. It's beautiful beyond words.

I can't think of a better time to keep dreaming, so I'm off to bed.

I'm usually behind when it comes to movies, but what else is new?! I kept hearing bad reviews about this, and the Broadway musical kicks its ass even when you're in the cheapest seats, but I enjoyed it.

I'm actually kinda glad I didn't see it at the theaters because I kept bursting into songs with them, and I even did the Dancing Queen dance like a dork, throwing myself around in my room and trying to see my little laptop screen at the same time.

Meryl Streep + Colin Firth + Julie Walters, especially = LOVELOVELOVELOVELOVELOVE.

/nerd.

It's Children's Day here today. I'm glad I have it off 'cos I can use being lazy for a day. In the meantime, I just got done reminiscing my own. I saw this movie at the theater in 1995. Then, a year later, when it was on TV, I taped it (yes, as in VHS tape) and would watch it over and over again. I feel bad that I never remember to add it to my favorites because it marks so many things about me, including my Christina Ricci and Demi Moore crushes.





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Devon Sawa is adorable in this, too. He was even more adorable in Casper, but then he just kept getting uglier and uglier.

- Added to Scrapbook 2009.

I'd started watching this online last night, and then half way through the movie, I got an "Ooops! Video no longer available" message...

I managed to watch the whole thing tonight and loved it. Joan Cusack is in it, too, which was a very lovely surprise 'cos I love her.

Anyway...

All of you should watch it if you get the chance.

Added to Scrapbook 2009, and I did give it five stars because Tinkerbell = LOVE. I did however realize that I don't like Disney's animations; they just can't pull it off. If Pixar had done this, it would be even more magical.

Plus, I'm pissed that Tink took Wendy's lost toy back to her. Wendy's an annoying bitch who deserves to grow up and be kicked out of the playroom. God, I've always hated her and always will.

Now I'm off to watch Dead Like Me. I've got absolutely nothing to do this weekend, so sorry if I spam your pages.