And this is the last time I'll forget you. I wish I could
I may have lost my geek license.
This weekend, my parents came back from their week away, and my dad asked me if I wanted to go and see the Dark Knight. I said that I didn't feel like it, and asked, instead, to go see Wall-E.
I later realised that it's still a very geeky choice. It's also a really great film - the majority of the film (including the stronger first half) is largely dialogue-free, which means that we get to see how good Pixar are at storytelling. And it's a very well-crafted, enjoyable film.
In other news: I'm back in St Andrews for a couple of days, and hopefully about to start actually doing maths work again, for the first time in ages.
This weekend, my parents came back from their week away, and my dad asked me if I wanted to go and see the Dark Knight. I said that I didn't feel like it, and asked, instead, to go see Wall-E.
I later realised that it's still a very geeky choice. It's also a really great film - the majority of the film (including the stronger first half) is largely dialogue-free, which means that we get to see how good Pixar are at storytelling. And it's a very well-crafted, enjoyable film.
In other news: I'm back in St Andrews for a couple of days, and hopefully about to start actually doing maths work again, for the first time in ages.