Movie time.
I was thinking about hitting the movies this weekend. I would ask for suggestions but I probably won't get many, if any, and I know they won't be here before I leave, since I'm leaving very very very very soon. (I really do detest working on fridays.)
Chai_turtle in Bulletproof HunkIn this edge-of-your-seat kill-fest, chai_turtle (Lucy Liu) is a convicted secret agent with a less than relevant background. She promises to find lustic (Angelina Jolie) before her former partner, dokutake (Billy Zane), harms her. Fighting for the honour of her former mentor, she attempts a break-in at the haunted caravan. Early predictions are that this will be the highest grossing movie of all gross movies.
That's right, I alter the codes.
Have I ever mentioned that I think Lucy Lui is like, the hottest asian american ever? That attitude with the freckles and the kicking. Oh my. I can't decide which is better, her in Charlies Angels (cause god knows we don't watch it for Drew Barrymore, with her man chin and the IQ of a sprinkled donut) or her in Chicago. I mean, it was only a bit part, but my god. Ok. Can't forget Play it to the Bone and Kill Bill. (Can't wait for that to hit DVD. So excited.)
Oh holy crap. There is like, real personality creeping into this.
Chai_turtle in Bulletproof HunkIn this edge-of-your-seat kill-fest, chai_turtle (Lucy Liu) is a convicted secret agent with a less than relevant background. She promises to find lustic (Angelina Jolie) before her former partner, dokutake (Billy Zane), harms her. Fighting for the honour of her former mentor, she attempts a break-in at the haunted caravan. Early predictions are that this will be the highest grossing movie of all gross movies.
That's right, I alter the codes.
Have I ever mentioned that I think Lucy Lui is like, the hottest asian american ever? That attitude with the freckles and the kicking. Oh my. I can't decide which is better, her in Charlies Angels (cause god knows we don't watch it for Drew Barrymore, with her man chin and the IQ of a sprinkled donut) or her in Chicago. I mean, it was only a bit part, but my god. Ok. Can't forget Play it to the Bone and Kill Bill. (Can't wait for that to hit DVD. So excited.)
Oh holy crap. There is like, real personality creeping into this.