Movie-watchin' fool!

[aibhinn]

Watching collateral w/ Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx. Not my usual movie-watchin' fare, but it's mentioned so many times in the screenwriting book my prof recommended that I can't not watch it, if only for the structure (which is what the author talks about--that and character development, which is really pretty damn good, at least so far). I also have

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[garpu]

I don't mind listening. :)

Loved Pan's Labyrinth. I loved the director's commentary, too, especially when he gets talking about cows. Absolutely hysterical.

[wendymr]

I hated Lost In Translation - I found it boring, very hard to follow in parts and inconclusive. What, is it actually considered a good screenplay? *boggles*

[ktargote]

My car got creamed (with me in it) by a guy who wasn't paying attention on Thursday...other than that...nothing exciting here...

Pan's Labyrinth is full of awesome. I love watching it with the subtitles off to see how much I can understand with my limited spanish...A surprising amount actually...

[callme_al01]

I like your posts about work and screenwriting class. Your life is much more interesting than mine. The most exciting thing that happened around here this week is that my husband ran across a couple of piles of bear poop while at work. Now THAT'S exciting!

[dameruth]

I wouldn't call "Pan's Labyrinth" a feelgood flick, either, really, though it's very good. Haven't seen either of the other two. I'm actually finding it interesting to hear what's being picked for your class, FWIW, and getting titles to add to the list of Things I Should Watch Someday. :)

Yeah, if your body is that tired, it's generally best to let it sleep. Hope it works and you avoid the cold/flu.