the choking kind
How come no one said I would feel like I would need to slit my wrists after watching it? I've read the short story, I was prepared for the sadness of it all, but christ, that was one depressing movie. That isn't to say it wasn't a great movie, cause it was. Very quiet and pretty, but god! so.depressing.
Heath, I can understand why he's getting nominated left and right. I normally can take or leave Jake, but he was just so earnest and I just wanted to bundle him up in a blanket and feed him soup. Michelle Williams breaks my heart with her Alma. Yay for real life and her actually getting the man and an adorable baby. And Anne Hathaway? Say no to blonde, mmkay?
I think the only really negative thing I've got to say about Brokeback, is that it was too long for me. I know you couldn't rush the story, but there were several moments where I spent looking at other people in the theatre than looking at the screen.
I'm slightly confused as to why someone would cry whilst watching that movie. I didn't think there was a definite moment that screamed "this is where you start sobbing!" Then again, I didn't think the lighting of the beacons in RotK was sob worthy and I remember many people crying at that.
But, there were moments that pulled at the heart strings. Of course, the so hard we banged our teeth together kissing scene, and that small hugging from behind flashback near the end, and oh the "I wish I knew how to quite you" line! Oh, the heart strings sure were taken out for a ride.
And a final comment that has nothing to do with the movie, there were quite a few elderly aged people in my session of the movie. I thought that was terribly cute that there were quite so many of them there.
I've been slowly downloading s2 of Joan of Arcadia. I know the gist of what is supposed to happen in that season so I'm not so confused whilst I jump from ep9 to ep 20 and then back to ep 13. So, from what I've watched so far, which I think is roughly half of the season, just not in chronological order, I don't think I hate this season as much as I thought I would.
I was so sure I'd find Judith hella annoying but I loved her character. I was so sure I'd be crushed to see Joan and Adam fall apart, and I was but I can slightly understand why, so not so upset about it as I thought I'd be. And Grace and Luke! oh! SOCUTE! and PRECIOUS! There needes to be a Grace and Luke show! Really, I'd watch it forever and ever!
Oh, and for the bestest and probably saddest part of this whole season, Wentworth Miller is the DEVIL! Kay, not the devil devil but still! The devil! In all his squinty glory! I know everyone loves Wentworth cause he has that kick ass tattoo in Prison Break but in some AU JoA would of continued and AU!Me would of gotten more squinty!devil!Wentworth. And that thought really helps me get to sleep at night.
And to end this entry, I give you a Spice Girls comeback! If they decided Sydney was on this tour, I'd be there with bells on. And I have no shame admitting this.
Heath, I can understand why he's getting nominated left and right. I normally can take or leave Jake, but he was just so earnest and I just wanted to bundle him up in a blanket and feed him soup. Michelle Williams breaks my heart with her Alma. Yay for real life and her actually getting the man and an adorable baby. And Anne Hathaway? Say no to blonde, mmkay?
I think the only really negative thing I've got to say about Brokeback, is that it was too long for me. I know you couldn't rush the story, but there were several moments where I spent looking at other people in the theatre than looking at the screen.
I'm slightly confused as to why someone would cry whilst watching that movie. I didn't think there was a definite moment that screamed "this is where you start sobbing!" Then again, I didn't think the lighting of the beacons in RotK was sob worthy and I remember many people crying at that.
But, there were moments that pulled at the heart strings. Of course, the so hard we banged our teeth together kissing scene, and that small hugging from behind flashback near the end, and oh the "I wish I knew how to quite you" line! Oh, the heart strings sure were taken out for a ride.
And a final comment that has nothing to do with the movie, there were quite a few elderly aged people in my session of the movie. I thought that was terribly cute that there were quite so many of them there.
I've been slowly downloading s2 of Joan of Arcadia. I know the gist of what is supposed to happen in that season so I'm not so confused whilst I jump from ep9 to ep 20 and then back to ep 13. So, from what I've watched so far, which I think is roughly half of the season, just not in chronological order, I don't think I hate this season as much as I thought I would.
I was so sure I'd find Judith hella annoying but I loved her character. I was so sure I'd be crushed to see Joan and Adam fall apart, and I was but I can slightly understand why, so not so upset about it as I thought I'd be. And Grace and Luke! oh! SOCUTE! and PRECIOUS! There needes to be a Grace and Luke show! Really, I'd watch it forever and ever!
Oh, and for the bestest and probably saddest part of this whole season, Wentworth Miller is the DEVIL! Kay, not the devil devil but still! The devil! In all his squinty glory! I know everyone loves Wentworth cause he has that kick ass tattoo in Prison Break but in some AU JoA would of continued and AU!Me would of gotten more squinty!devil!Wentworth. And that thought really helps me get to sleep at night.
And to end this entry, I give you a Spice Girls comeback! If they decided Sydney was on this tour, I'd be there with bells on. And I have no shame admitting this.