zombies and birthdays
Belated happy birthdays to alabapoy, angeltrap and mushroom18!
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Dropping this picture here in all its perfection..
DANAI GURIRA IS A GODDESS! And oh, Andrew Lincoln and Judas Norman Reedus are hot as always, mmmm. Every person in this picture is attractive.
Btw, I am loving the new Walking Dead season! Non-stop action at the Prison, and although things are somewhat calmer at Woodbury, there's an ever-present air of tension, like something huge can happen any minute. A lot of things are different from the books, but they make it work. I hope they sustain this for the whole season! More zombies!
(Anyway I'll still watch it for Glen and Maggie and Danai and Norman Reedus' face)
Another thing, I saw Perfume: The Story of a Murderer last night. I was under the impression that this was a gory wtf-did-i-watch film like Human Centipede or A Serbian Film, and as such I never wanted to see it. I deeply hate those kinds of films - they don't entertain or challenge me, they just make it hard for me to sleep. Thus, I avoid them as much as possible.
Apparently it wasn't like that. The impression I got was like watching a slightly-off YA novel. It was like Hugo if Hugo worked on corpses instead of clockwork. It was a coming-of-age film.
Other notes:
- Grenouille the perfumer was Q, wtf
- Alan Rickman was there, and that was how my friend roped me into this
- Dustin Hoffman!
- The ending orgy scene reminded us both of Kylie Minogue's All the Lovers MV ahahaahhhh
- The narrator was distracting me all the time. When the credits showed up, it was JOHN HURT all along. I squealed and everything was 10x better, I totally didn't waste 2 hours on this weird movie
- I read on Wiki that the author thought only Stanley Kubrick could do justice to his story. Hahahahah ha ha haa
Yeah, back to work :)
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Dropping this picture here in all its perfection..
DANAI GURIRA IS A GODDESS! And oh, Andrew Lincoln and Judas Norman Reedus are hot as always, mmmm. Every person in this picture is attractive.
Btw, I am loving the new Walking Dead season! Non-stop action at the Prison, and although things are somewhat calmer at Woodbury, there's an ever-present air of tension, like something huge can happen any minute. A lot of things are different from the books, but they make it work. I hope they sustain this for the whole season! More zombies!
(Anyway I'll still watch it for Glen and Maggie and Danai and Norman Reedus' face)
Another thing, I saw Perfume: The Story of a Murderer last night. I was under the impression that this was a gory wtf-did-i-watch film like Human Centipede or A Serbian Film, and as such I never wanted to see it. I deeply hate those kinds of films - they don't entertain or challenge me, they just make it hard for me to sleep. Thus, I avoid them as much as possible.
Apparently it wasn't like that. The impression I got was like watching a slightly-off YA novel. It was like Hugo if Hugo worked on corpses instead of clockwork. It was a coming-of-age film.
Other notes:
- Grenouille the perfumer was Q, wtf
- Alan Rickman was there, and that was how my friend roped me into this
- Dustin Hoffman!
- The ending orgy scene reminded us both of Kylie Minogue's All the Lovers MV ahahaahhhh
- The narrator was distracting me all the time. When the credits showed up, it was JOHN HURT all along. I squealed and everything was 10x better, I totally didn't waste 2 hours on this weird movie
- I read on Wiki that the author thought only Stanley Kubrick could do justice to his story. Hahahahah ha ha haa
Yeah, back to work :)