Things:

( ... thinking about ... )

What dri did this weekend:

( ... of dreams, destructions, desire, despair, destiny, delight and delirium ... no Gaiman, though. )

Omg, I watched this movie last night. Possession.

Cos I wandered into the not-so-new thriller section and hallo, there were all these intriguing movies I'd never heard of. And this was Sarah Michelle Gellar with what could be a cool plot.

And Lee Pace was in it. I never remember who he is until they put Pushing Daisies after his name and then it ( Read more... )

Watching Bones over the past week or so has made me think of something ( Read more... )

Just finished April Lady. Sad wretched little story, really, but with a damned satisfying romantical type ending. I only have The Grand Sophy to go now but I may try Royal Escape too for curiosity's sake ( Read more... )

Holy fuck.

Now that I've actually gotten my hands on the Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack, dear god Rahman! As if I didn't already think you were bloody marvellous ...

... what he does with the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? theme ... omigod so awesomeI mean, there isn't a theme longer than the signature dhoom-dhoom, is there? Not like Mark Snow's ( Read more... )

Ooohhh, the self-reference I spotted in The X-Files: I Want To Believe wot I submitted to IMDb has been verified.

*squeee*

The phone one, yep. But not Shiban.

That's me! That's me, that is! *jumps up and down*

Must. Not. Spend. Tax. Return.

*moan*

No matter how many albums you have yet to buy.

JosephArthurX-FilessoundtrackNINPeterGabriel.

No matter how freaking AWESOME Red Eye is ( Read more... )

What the fuck.

Is it indicative of my character as a writer or a fangirl that the first thing I thought was "Jesus Christ, it sounds like the teaser of a Supernatural episode! Or The X-Files!"

Warning: gore.

Why is there no mood icon for macabre?

I only realised today that it's ten years since the first X-Files movie.

I remember I went to see Fight The Future in my first year of uni. And woah, released almost to the day! I was living with the Family Friend in Canberra, we all went to see it. Her son and me sat in the very first row and then climbed into the second to ease the strain on ( Read more... )