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taking a break from cleaning; Brian's family and my family are all coming to the apt tomorrow after he GRADUATES ^_^
Huzzah for Brian!
Last night, we all went in a big group to see the midnight showing of Spider Man 3....wow. That movie was so silly.
In this movie, spider man turns into a major emo, and also a big jerk. But it was hilarious. There were a few "heart-warming" scenes that still cracked the audience up. People laughed more at the "serious or sad" scenes then the funny ones. Especially when spider man did his crying-face, heh. (and Mary Jane looked like a sullen troll throughout the movie -_-). And then at one very heart-touching scene, when everyone decided to take it seriously for a second and watch in silence, out of the silence in the middle of the scene someone in the audience lets out a huge one. I could not believe it, it was so loud, and everyone burst into peals of giggles again.
But of course that was an audience full of college students at midnight, if you see it any other time the place won't feel so immature and giggly I bet.
One of the previews though, looked very interesting (and I'm not talking about the new Harry Potter movie although I am so there when it comes out) -
- a movie coming out sometime later this year, it's called "Across the Universe", about the '60s and all the rebellion. It looks very trippy and all the characters have names out of Beatles' songs, with all this Beatles music playing in the background:
http://imdb.com/title/tt0445922/
In other news, I finished "Ender's Game" awhile ago and now a few chapters into "Speaker for the Dead"....Orson Scott Card is brilliant. If you haven't read the Ender's series, I believe you should start. Thank you Brian, for the suggestion : )
Huzzah for Brian!
Last night, we all went in a big group to see the midnight showing of Spider Man 3....wow. That movie was so silly.
In this movie, spider man turns into a major emo, and also a big jerk. But it was hilarious. There were a few "heart-warming" scenes that still cracked the audience up. People laughed more at the "serious or sad" scenes then the funny ones. Especially when spider man did his crying-face, heh. (and Mary Jane looked like a sullen troll throughout the movie -_-). And then at one very heart-touching scene, when everyone decided to take it seriously for a second and watch in silence, out of the silence in the middle of the scene someone in the audience lets out a huge one. I could not believe it, it was so loud, and everyone burst into peals of giggles again.
But of course that was an audience full of college students at midnight, if you see it any other time the place won't feel so immature and giggly I bet.
One of the previews though, looked very interesting (and I'm not talking about the new Harry Potter movie although I am so there when it comes out) -
- a movie coming out sometime later this year, it's called "Across the Universe", about the '60s and all the rebellion. It looks very trippy and all the characters have names out of Beatles' songs, with all this Beatles music playing in the background:
http://imdb.com/title/tt0445922/
In other news, I finished "Ender's Game" awhile ago and now a few chapters into "Speaker for the Dead"....Orson Scott Card is brilliant. If you haven't read the Ender's series, I believe you should start. Thank you Brian, for the suggestion : )