My Spring Break
Well, here I am, halfway through my spring break and I've done nothing but watch TV and movies and play video games. Here's what I've watched movie-wise:
Office Space (First half of this move rules. Second half still rules, but not quite as funny. 'We see here you've been missing a lot of work.' 'Well, I wouldn't say I've been missing it.')
Diamonds are Forever (probably the second best Bond movie I've seen. Thunderball being first. I don't know, I haven't seen enough yet, but we're fixing that problem)
Live and Let Die
On Her Magesty's Secret Service (it sucked, as did Lazenby)
You Only Live Twice
The Groove Tube (if you have seen or heard of this movie, tell me and I will marry you)
Bowling for Columbine (on cable because we didn't want to actually buy the DVD)
Bananas (Woody Allen movie. Truly hilarious.)
All You ever Wanted to Know About Sex, But Were Afraid to Ask (another Woody Allen. Not quite as good as some of his others.)
The Royal Tenenbaums (Great movie. I appreciated this movie much more the second time, maybe because I'm older, but I don't know)
The Truman Show (Jim Carrey ruled in this movie. So darn much)
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (meh. Not as funny as the first time I saw it.)
A Hard Day's Night (The Beatles best movie that I've seen)
Downfall (Great war movie. First movie made about Hitler, filmed in Germany, in 50 years. It's in theatres, at the River Oaks, I suggest anyone who wants to learn about the demise of the third reich see this before it's too late. Great for history buffs)
Robots (a very pretty, visually stunning movie. not as good as Ice Age though (same studio, Blue Sky))
I've also watched all of the third season of Mr. Show, plus commentary. I also watched every episode of The Office, first season.
I'm looking forward to the American Office. Steve Carell should make it funny.
So in conclusion: I've done a lot of sitting.
Later!
Office Space (First half of this move rules. Second half still rules, but not quite as funny. 'We see here you've been missing a lot of work.' 'Well, I wouldn't say I've been missing it.')
Diamonds are Forever (probably the second best Bond movie I've seen. Thunderball being first. I don't know, I haven't seen enough yet, but we're fixing that problem)
Live and Let Die
On Her Magesty's Secret Service (it sucked, as did Lazenby)
You Only Live Twice
The Groove Tube (if you have seen or heard of this movie, tell me and I will marry you)
Bowling for Columbine (on cable because we didn't want to actually buy the DVD)
Bananas (Woody Allen movie. Truly hilarious.)
All You ever Wanted to Know About Sex, But Were Afraid to Ask (another Woody Allen. Not quite as good as some of his others.)
The Royal Tenenbaums (Great movie. I appreciated this movie much more the second time, maybe because I'm older, but I don't know)
The Truman Show (Jim Carrey ruled in this movie. So darn much)
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (meh. Not as funny as the first time I saw it.)
A Hard Day's Night (The Beatles best movie that I've seen)
Downfall (Great war movie. First movie made about Hitler, filmed in Germany, in 50 years. It's in theatres, at the River Oaks, I suggest anyone who wants to learn about the demise of the third reich see this before it's too late. Great for history buffs)
Robots (a very pretty, visually stunning movie. not as good as Ice Age though (same studio, Blue Sky))
I've also watched all of the third season of Mr. Show, plus commentary. I also watched every episode of The Office, first season.
I'm looking forward to the American Office. Steve Carell should make it funny.
So in conclusion: I've done a lot of sitting.
Later!