12 September 2004
I am completely in love with Frou Frou. Go download their song "Let Go" right now; it makes me feel like everything's all right in the world and beautiful as well.
Last night, Tillie, Andres, and I went for a threefer--three movies for the price of one. We were pleasantly surprised that the Loews on 34th St. is only charging $8.99 a movie! Our lineup was Hero, Vanity Fair, and Garden State. Strangely enough, all of them contained the same thing: a scream, whether it be from anguish or whatever.
My reviews? Well, I'd already seen Hero before, but every time I watch it, I like it a little more. What ruined it for me was the person sitting next to me. All through the movie, he was quiet, but then at the end, he started scoffing at a certain part which is rather touching.
As for Vanity Fair: the colors were absolutely gorgeous, and I loved the title sequence. And Sam, I can totally see the James Purefoy thing now--phwoagh. I haven't finished the book yet, but I can already tell that they are very different. Both are, however, good in their own ways.
Garden State was great for the first half, but then degenerated into typical romantic comedy. The thing is, I don't know if this is my own opinion, or if it's the opinion of USA Today running rampant in me. That's the thing about movie reviews--I really can't read them cause I'm too susceptible.
Last night, Tillie, Andres, and I went for a threefer--three movies for the price of one. We were pleasantly surprised that the Loews on 34th St. is only charging $8.99 a movie! Our lineup was Hero, Vanity Fair, and Garden State. Strangely enough, all of them contained the same thing: a scream, whether it be from anguish or whatever.
My reviews? Well, I'd already seen Hero before, but every time I watch it, I like it a little more. What ruined it for me was the person sitting next to me. All through the movie, he was quiet, but then at the end, he started scoffing at a certain part which is rather touching.
As for Vanity Fair: the colors were absolutely gorgeous, and I loved the title sequence. And Sam, I can totally see the James Purefoy thing now--phwoagh. I haven't finished the book yet, but I can already tell that they are very different. Both are, however, good in their own ways.
Garden State was great for the first half, but then degenerated into typical romantic comedy. The thing is, I don't know if this is my own opinion, or if it's the opinion of USA Today running rampant in me. That's the thing about movie reviews--I really can't read them cause I'm too susceptible.
I love Frou Frou, but I think you already know that one. In any case, you're so lucky to have a three-fer. I have yet to see Hero and Garden State, but I will at some point in my life. Seeing that I really do need to go out more, but it's so very expensive.
As for James Purefoy...YUMMY! Of course, watching the 'Closer' trailer on Apple.com is always fun with Jude Law and Clive Owen. Again I must say that Clive Owen is ruggedly handsome/hot. It may be a good sign that I'm getting over the so-called "pretty boys."
As for James Purefoy...YUMMY! Of course, watching the 'Closer' trailer on Apple.com is always fun with Jude Law and Clive Owen. Again I must say that Clive Owen is ruggedly handsome/hot. It may be a good sign that I'm getting over the so-called "pretty boys."
Garden State is my idol. Speaking of idols, Zach Braff is a good kid. Where's my US Open shirt? Gimpy recieved his eons ago.
I have the same issue with movie reviews. I don't know why I read them beforehand, I'm so impressionable, my reaction to it is always partially supplied by some big fat guy with glasses and a a beard who writes in my paper.
Wow, I can't believe that you guys went for a three-fer in Manhattan! Good way to get your money's worth.
Oh, and next time you decide to do that, give me a ring. I can be at Lafayette in 40 minutes.
-Steven
Wow, I can't believe that you guys went for a three-fer in Manhattan! Good way to get your money's worth.
Oh, and next time you decide to do that, give me a ring. I can be at Lafayette in 40 minutes.
-Steven
# posted by : 11:23 PM
Sam: James Purefoy is definitely phwoagh.
Mich: Patience is a virtue dahlink.
Steve: There will always be a next time, and we will definitely call you.
Johnnie: But of course. Haven't you?
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Mich: Patience is a virtue dahlink.
Steve: There will always be a next time, and we will definitely call you.
Johnnie: But of course. Haven't you?