This one is Pirates of the Caribbean and NaruHina flavoured. I promised a friend NaruHina, so I figured why not combine both~ I'm going to draw another scene with GaaSaku too, probably one of the Phillip/Syrena moments. Probably should of done that with this one, since NaruHina suits them more, but in a silly moment I was like NAH, LET'S HAVE ( Read more... )

 Stuff I think should be watched/read lately.

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Because I CANNOT STOP WATCHING. GOD. And damn that boy can sing.

Hugh Jackman's opening number at the Oscars®

This man is the shit:

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( the girls are sweet, can't be beat )

Watched Brides of Dracula (1960)

It was gorgeous in that campy kind of way.

Then watched Van Helsing, which I enjoyed as I always do,

The whole thing was brought about by the fact I have been roped into a new shoot after a conversation because my friend was accused by her grandmother of being the devil's daughter for wearing black dressed above her ( Read more... )

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So that song right. Out of no where, my brain said it sounded like Cate Blanchett in the more speaking part.

In her role as Lizzie I, when she gets really angry.

And I mean a lot (to me) lykholyshit. And then all the similarities of this song and Elizabeth's life just pranced over me. It relates to most of her relationships, her lovers, her friends ( Read more... )

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Everything about this movie is a giant fuck yes. Eric Banna? Cate Blanchette? ... That weirdly awesome creepy chick? Soundtrack by THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS?

HECK. YES. I WANT. SO BAD. 

 So uh, Harry Potter & the DH part 1.

I watched last night at midnight premier~ If ya wanna squeal, please join.

Anyway the rest of this is to the best of my memory I WAS VERY TIRED WHEN WATCHING IT, SO UH. CAN'T PROMISE IT MAKES SENSE. On the whole however, I really enjoyed it as a movie.

Overall: I think they tried to make it a stand alone movie ( Read more... )

I finally found a version online! yesyesyes!

Amazing Grace

I really like this movie. Which is not altogether surprising. It's got everything to make a Lily recommended movie, and it shows a side that I feel is seldom explored, where abolition started, and who actually wrote Amazing Grace (a brit! goddamn it! not an american!) and all that other stuff ( Read more... )