It's probably the Cook Out shakes I've had nearly every night since I've been home...good thing I haven't unpacked school stuff and gotten out my scale!
I saw Narnia: Prince Caspian tonight. Holy shit. Can you say hot?
I always feel like such a pedophile saying that kind of stuff. Especially about characters in movies meant for kids. Because, well, they're meant for kids...and Harry Potter is, like, 4 years younger than I am.
<<>Pause<>> Research
Ben Barnes (Prince Caspian) was born in 1981!! Yeyah!! I'm not the pedophile!!! And he's certainly within my dating range....whoaaa. Need a life (but at least I know this, right?)
Anyway, the second Narnia was better than the first, in my opinion. But if you've read the books, it'll piss you off until you realize IT'S A MOVIE and chill out. ( I find it odd that my Word recognizes "Narnia" but blogger aka the INTERNET doesn't...get with it)
A few times watching the movie, I had flashback's to my recent viewings of Lord Of The Rings.
When Lucy is with Asland and the trees come to life - - "TREE? I AM NO TREE!"
I swear I had more when I was watching it...we were cracking up.
I thought I had more to talk about. Maybe not.
I've come to the realization that I love coffee cups, even though I don't drink coffee. They fit into your hand much better than cups. Like they're invited, welcomed almost. Whereas a normal cup clings for dear life and low-spillage.
I've been in a movie mood lately. I keep catching movies on tv, and normally I keep flipping, because I think there is something better on, but the other morning I caught The Illusionist on (my old roommate, Kristyn told me there were two major surprises, so, of course I saw them coming and guessed them --still a good movie!) and then right after that, the movie version of Jane Eyre came on. I've never been able to get though the book, but the movie wasn't half bad. I did google it, and it left a LOT of the book out...but they always do, don't they? I somehow love the fact that the plot twist was that he had a mad wife. It makes me laugh. hahahahahahaahaah. Told ya.
I want to see Forgetting Sarah Marshall. I've heard that it's supposed to be more funny than Knocked Up and Superbad. I didn't particularly like Knocked Up (but I still appreciate it's hilarity) but can you top Superbad? I have to know.
Monster House is on tv right now. The one that's a cartoon? It's pretty weird. But I have to know what's with this house.
I gave my mother an iPod for Mother's Day (Dad got her a new car...but she HAS to love my gift, right?) and put Nsync and Hanson on it. She cracked up listening to it. Ohh, and EVERY Beatles and Elvis song I could get my hands on. ( I say this, because I'm listening to Hanson right now...and the child inside wants to swing my hair into a ponytail, and grab a hairbrush).
When I was little, I had a celing fan in my old room, and a mirror on the middle wall, right underneath the fan. And I would take monopoly money and climb up on furnature, but the monoploly money on the fan blades, and then pretend to be a car salesman shooting a commercial, flip the switch and, I guess say something like, "Come on down to Mayberry Motors and you'll save cash" or something whitty. Crystal Issaacs did this with me one time. I was a crazy kid.
I also had a "studio" in my room, where I had two radios, one old one that only played tapes and had a radio, and then one that played cds. And I would pretend I was working at a radio station as a deejay. I even had my tapes and cds in a little library. Wow...my parents should have had another kid between me and my brother...I was soooo bored as a child.
I guess that's it. I have nothing more to rant about. Go see Narnia, though, freaking GREAT.
- - I couldn't resist...and can you blame me??
(finding this picture, IMdb tells me that they're making ANOTHER movie out of the fifth book...and hot boy's going to be in it...hell yesssssssssssssss!
1 comment:
Steven and I went and saw the movie last night, it's great!
I've read the book recently, and it wasn't much like it. But, for me, it was sufficiently different that it didn't bother me. Sometimes when a movie is really close to the book and they leave out something HUGE, that bothers me, but when they take the whole of a book and make a MOVIE out of it instead of filming the book, then that's ok with me. The only thing that bothered me was the whole romantic tension thing between Caspian and Susan. Because it's one of my pet peeves about books-turned-movies...don't add romantic tension, it's pointless! :)
But yeah, I loved it.
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