Jan 02, 2005 18:02
last evening i met johnny and lydia at the obscenely large christmas tree in destin commons to go see the life aquatic with steve zissou. i've only heard terrible things about this movie, but wes anderson is my hero and i must stay loyal to him and see each of his films, no matter what :} so yea, the movie was absolutely amazing. i loved every moment of it. the cinematography was breathtaking, as always, and there were even some cheesy special effects added that fit perfectly with the time period of the film. it was so beautiful. however, noooo one in the theatre got it at alllll. i was shocked at the number of obnoxious people that yelled "this movie sucks!" and walked out halfway through. there was even a point toward the end that brought me to tears, until everyone behind us burst out in laughter. it sort of killed the mood. oh well. if youre at fan of wes at all, i'd reccommend that you see it outside of a theatre; i found it terribly distracting.
wes has a new movie coming out in '06; the fantastic mr. fox, based on a ronald dahl book. aaaaaaand its full-length ANIMATED. i'm intrigued :}
well, lydia and i will finally bid adieu to old f-dub tomorrow, and head back to the blessed U of WF.
i've learned many things over this time away from school; things which i hope i can take with me to help me eventually become a better person. (i'm really trying.)
- some people just aren't worth it. it's not my fault, and there's nothing i can do about it.
- my true friends mean so much to me, and i would do anything for them.
- my family, though neurotic 99% of the time, is the most important thing in the world to me, and i love them with all of my heart.
- i'm lucky to have someone as beautiful as jeremy in my life right now.
- i'm ALOT better off than most people, and i thank god for that every day.
i really feel like i've made the right decision, as far as my studies go. everything is starting to slowly fall into place, and i am actually beginning to see it now. that fact that i KNOW where i'm going once i graduate from UWF is such a comfort; i just need to keep working as hard as i have been for the past 2 years so i can possibly get some sort of scholarship to grad school...
i can't believe i'm actually going to NYC this summer. it still hasn't sunk in. i really don't know what to expect, but i know it will change my life forever.