(1) Day of Pure Bliss.
500 Days of Summer with Maw, Carla, Ina, and Ramon. What else can I say but "wow"? Pure bliss. Seriously. Joseph Gordon-Levitt AND Zooey Deschanel on the big screen? *squees!* 8D
Despite me already watching it on DVD, (the "unfinished" rough version) I still thought that it was totally worth it to watch it in the theatre.
JGL and Zooey's clothes were just fabulous! Very retro, yet not the grungy, frumpy, musty-looking type of retro. The whole sweater vest over the buttoned down shirt thing's pretty hot. Especially when it's worn with such rumpled nonchalance. Very put-together, but not TOO put-together. :P
And Zooey. Wow. All those gorgeous outfits. I noticed that she was always wearing blue, though. Perhaps to match her eyes?
Gah. They would be such a good-looking couple. *sighs*
The plot was... Well I guess the word is REALISTIC. It was funny, it was romantic, it was awesome. And I think what made this movie so good was because, yeah, it's actually plausible. There are people like Tom and Summer. There are people like Paul. How many of us have found ourselves in the position of one of these characters? I know I have. I guess that's what made this movie click so much with me. Not just because of JGL or Zooey or the awesome clothes, but because I see myself in the characters.
I wish there were more movies like this. Movies not about robots or magic or special effects, (although all these are awesome) but about... Life.
Moving on... We made over Ramon!!!! Maw, Carla, Ina, and I headed over to Topman, Ramon in tow, and made him try on all these clothes that we picked out for him. It was wayyyyyyy more fun than I expected. :D
Can I just say, though, that Ramon looked GOOD. Seriously, those glasses really suit him.
Black jacket and grey collared shirt FTW!! :D
In unrelated news, but not really:
I'm looking for an animated avatar of JGL doing his "twist and shout" move from 500 Days. Mission impossible. D:
Despite me already watching it on DVD, (the "unfinished" rough version) I still thought that it was totally worth it to watch it in the theatre.
JGL and Zooey's clothes were just fabulous! Very retro, yet not the grungy, frumpy, musty-looking type of retro. The whole sweater vest over the buttoned down shirt thing's pretty hot. Especially when it's worn with such rumpled nonchalance. Very put-together, but not TOO put-together. :P
And Zooey. Wow. All those gorgeous outfits. I noticed that she was always wearing blue, though. Perhaps to match her eyes?
Gah. They would be such a good-looking couple. *sighs*
The plot was... Well I guess the word is REALISTIC. It was funny, it was romantic, it was awesome. And I think what made this movie so good was because, yeah, it's actually plausible. There are people like Tom and Summer. There are people like Paul. How many of us have found ourselves in the position of one of these characters? I know I have. I guess that's what made this movie click so much with me. Not just because of JGL or Zooey or the awesome clothes, but because I see myself in the characters.
I wish there were more movies like this. Movies not about robots or magic or special effects, (although all these are awesome) but about... Life.
Moving on... We made over Ramon!!!! Maw, Carla, Ina, and I headed over to Topman, Ramon in tow, and made him try on all these clothes that we picked out for him. It was wayyyyyyy more fun than I expected. :D
Can I just say, though, that Ramon looked GOOD. Seriously, those glasses really suit him.
Black jacket and grey collared shirt FTW!! :D
In unrelated news, but not really:
I'm looking for an animated avatar of JGL doing his "twist and shout" move from 500 Days. Mission impossible. D: