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Aug. 14th, 2010 04:12 pmI have now seen Inception, so I no longer have to feel guilty about Inception and Step Up 3-D warring for my attention. Of course, now I have a Step Up 3-D/The Expendables dilemma, but I think I can handle that.
I've got to say, though: Arthur/Eames? Really, fandom? I'm willing to be convinced, I suppose.
My inexplicable love for movies set in Boston is still excited for The Town. I am less excited for Blake Lively and her excessive eye-makeup, but I remain hopeful that she will be awesome, rather than a trollop or a shrew. (If she can manage to be an awesome trollop or shrew, that is acceptable as well.) Because I am in a picky mood, I would also like to point out that the description attached to that video on youtube calls it "Ben Affleck's sophomore directorial debut"
My threshold for deciding what is terrifying in movies is pretty low, but I can't imagine a single reason why I'd want to go see Piranha 3D after watching the trailer.
I had a craving for some sort of trifle-like summer berry thing yesterday, so now I have pound cake and whipping cream, and tomorrow morning I will have local berries!
Er, I was going to have local berries, but now I think I've been roped into going to church at 10:00, which means I'm definitely not walking to the farmer's market at 9:30. I guess I can still drive there afterward.
I've got to say, though: Arthur/Eames? Really, fandom? I'm willing to be convinced, I suppose.
My inexplicable love for movies set in Boston is still excited for The Town. I am less excited for Blake Lively and her excessive eye-makeup, but I remain hopeful that she will be awesome, rather than a trollop or a shrew. (If she can manage to be an awesome trollop or shrew, that is acceptable as well.) Because I am in a picky mood, I would also like to point out that the description attached to that video on youtube calls it "Ben Affleck's sophomore directorial debut"
My threshold for deciding what is terrifying in movies is pretty low, but I can't imagine a single reason why I'd want to go see Piranha 3D after watching the trailer.
I had a craving for some sort of trifle-like summer berry thing yesterday, so now I have pound cake and whipping cream, and tomorrow morning I will have local berries!
Er, I was going to have local berries, but now I think I've been roped into going to church at 10:00, which means I'm definitely not walking to the farmer's market at 9:30. I guess I can still drive there afterward.
