Home alone
I had school also today, though it’s Saturday, because we had mock finals on Swedish. (Who idiot decided to have it on Saturday?!?) It was pretty easy, and I left already after 3,5 hours, the maximum time being 6 hours. I also found out how many points I got from my Swedish listening comprehension: 82/90!!!! It was incredible. I’m so happy.
Mum and Dad went off to some birthday party of their friends to another town. Yay, and Mum will come back only tomorrow, Dad after a week (he goes to India on the way). This means I won’t have to worry about doing anything useful :) How good can life get? Plus, sister K is not home either, so she won’t be bugging me to let her be on computer either.
So, I saw House of Flying Daggers yesterday.
I loved the film. Maybe not as much as I loved Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, but lots. I think it was very humorous, and actors very talented. Also the colours, the music and setting were something I concider incredible.
And. Oh. My. God. Takeshi Kaneshiro, the one who plays Jin. He. Was. So. Hot. Look here. Or here. Or here. Or find more on Google ^_^
When I first saw him, I was like ohmygodthoseeyesandthoseeyebrowsandthoseclothes, and the more I saw him the more I liked him. And yes, that is only physical attarction to this sexy guy, because I know nothing of him.
His character was always very funny:
JIN: I shall be happy to take this job, have you seen her? She is pretty beautiful, and I like to flirt with girls.
LEO: Be careful, though.
JIN: Oh, don’t worry, if I die I shall be able to flirt as a ghost.
SIVULLINEN: *laughs*
And here is still one picture of Jin and Leo. Jin in purple clothes.
One more aspect I liked in this film: they didn’t answer all th question. Like, who one the final battle, Flying Daggers or soldiers.
The snow in the end was a bit too much. And how Mei just didn’t die.
I wish Mei had killed Jin, not cut his ropes and had sex with him. Well, okay, sex was okay (I saw Jin without shirt, but I would have liked it so much more if Mei would have decided that loyalty to her secret organization was more important than love. (I’m not a bitter spinster, but I have seen too many movies in which love wins.)
I think I will buy this movie once it will be available on DVD in Finland.
Mum and Dad went off to some birthday party of their friends to another town. Yay, and Mum will come back only tomorrow, Dad after a week (he goes to India on the way). This means I won’t have to worry about doing anything useful :) How good can life get? Plus, sister K is not home either, so she won’t be bugging me to let her be on computer either.
So, I saw House of Flying Daggers yesterday.
I loved the film. Maybe not as much as I loved Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, but lots. I think it was very humorous, and actors very talented. Also the colours, the music and setting were something I concider incredible.
And. Oh. My. God. Takeshi Kaneshiro, the one who plays Jin. He. Was. So. Hot. Look here. Or here. Or here. Or find more on Google ^_^
When I first saw him, I was like ohmygodthoseeyesandthoseeyebrowsandthoseclothes, and the more I saw him the more I liked him. And yes, that is only physical attarction to this sexy guy, because I know nothing of him.
His character was always very funny:
JIN: I shall be happy to take this job, have you seen her? She is pretty beautiful, and I like to flirt with girls.
LEO: Be careful, though.
JIN: Oh, don’t worry, if I die I shall be able to flirt as a ghost.
SIVULLINEN: *laughs*
And here is still one picture of Jin and Leo. Jin in purple clothes.
One more aspect I liked in this film: they didn’t answer all th question. Like, who one the final battle, Flying Daggers or soldiers.
The snow in the end was a bit too much. And how Mei just didn’t die.
I wish Mei had killed Jin, not cut his ropes and had sex with him. Well, okay, sex was okay (I saw Jin without shirt, but I would have liked it so much more if Mei would have decided that loyalty to her secret organization was more important than love. (I’m not a bitter spinster, but I have seen too many movies in which love wins.)
I think I will buy this movie once it will be available on DVD in Finland.