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I have been working quite a lot this week. It makes up for the last 2 weeks when I was at home almost all the time doing nothing. I should have taken that time to find a job cause now I'm too busy to. I suck. We're in a crossword puzzle phase at work. Yesterday, 4 of us were working on the same crossword. We all had our copy of the newspaper and everytime someone found a word, everyone wrote it down. hehe Also, someone was reading an article in which it said that Harry Potter has been translated into 63 languages and we had a debate whether or not we could name 63 languages and tried to. We got up to 43, I think, but weren't sure if some of them were even right.
Lundi soir, je suis allée voir Dracula: Entre l'amour et la mort. Avec Bruno Pelletier dans un suit de cuir assez fit merci. En général, c'est pas un très bon show. Les tounes sont bonnes (Bruno a une de ses voix! pis, j'ai toujours aimé la voix de Sylvain Cossette, même si plein de monde le trouve trop matante), mais c'est la mise en scène qui est pas terrible. J'étais pas mal tannée de la petite danse de séduction qu'ils font tout le temps. Pis, le guitariste! :o Jamais vu autant de cheveux de ma vie!
Also went to see Walk The Line Tuesday. Joaquin Phoenix is... well... I don't know how to say it, but definitely worth watching. I was surprised that it wasn't nominated for Best Movie of the year. I was also surprised to see Good Night and Good Luck there, although I'm very happy for George Clooney. :) Disapointement: C.R.A.Z.Y. not being nominated for Best Foreign Film (and I'm still mad at them for not having given that Oscar to Amelie, but that's another story) and I think David Cronenberg should have been nominated for Best Director for A History of Violence. And it feels wrong that the 5 films in the best director category are exactly the same 5 films than in the best picture category. I want to see more nominated movies before the Oscar air. I need to see Crash and either Munich or Capote.
Speaking of movies and Oscars, here's what my roommate said after learning that the 2 guys in Brokeback Mountain were actually shephards and not really cowboys:
"They are shepheards? But that is so... gay."
well, duh!
Lundi soir, je suis allée voir Dracula: Entre l'amour et la mort. Avec Bruno Pelletier dans un suit de cuir assez fit merci. En général, c'est pas un très bon show. Les tounes sont bonnes (Bruno a une de ses voix! pis, j'ai toujours aimé la voix de Sylvain Cossette, même si plein de monde le trouve trop matante), mais c'est la mise en scène qui est pas terrible. J'étais pas mal tannée de la petite danse de séduction qu'ils font tout le temps. Pis, le guitariste! :o Jamais vu autant de cheveux de ma vie!
Also went to see Walk The Line Tuesday. Joaquin Phoenix is... well... I don't know how to say it, but definitely worth watching. I was surprised that it wasn't nominated for Best Movie of the year. I was also surprised to see Good Night and Good Luck there, although I'm very happy for George Clooney. :) Disapointement: C.R.A.Z.Y. not being nominated for Best Foreign Film (and I'm still mad at them for not having given that Oscar to Amelie, but that's another story) and I think David Cronenberg should have been nominated for Best Director for A History of Violence. And it feels wrong that the 5 films in the best director category are exactly the same 5 films than in the best picture category. I want to see more nominated movies before the Oscar air. I need to see Crash and either Munich or Capote.
Speaking of movies and Oscars, here's what my roommate said after learning that the 2 guys in Brokeback Mountain were actually shephards and not really cowboys:
"They are shepheards? But that is so... gay."
well, duh!