The Useless Crap

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Finally got around to watching "Night At the Museum" earlier today (after much coaxation from my father over the phone). And yes, it was just as every bit as fantastic as he described. Lovely concept, wonderful visual appeal, humorous galore, a great crack at the infamous "quittin' you" line from "Brokeback Mountain", and entirely general audience-

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[purpleysawks]

I saw your note about Pan's Labyrinth and I must say, it was a pretty good film. Although, some parts of it are pretty gruesome, overall it was decent :)

[studyingstones2]

Hahah, yes! There needs to be Jefferson/Washington/Hamilton threesomeness. For serious. *cackledie*

Radio Star looks completely awesome, *curses Youtube* but I'm having a rather hard time figuring out what's going on in Holy Daddy (even with your summary) and I'm reluctant to try too hard because what if I get into it and to the end of the third part and the uploader never finishes...

Also, ♥ the second pic.

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YES! SOMEONE WHO SHARES MY FANTASY!

And c'mon, everyone knows that Washington had a total harem of pretty fair-haired men on his hands. And what with Jefferson and Hamilton both competing for his affections, how could the man resist?

... I really learned a ton from USAP. XD;

And Radio Star is crazy good - the relationship is both humorous and crazy sweet. Choi Gon totally uses the guy and doesn't ever come to realize how hard it is for Min-Soo until it's too late.

A Favorite Scene (Without Being Spoiler-ific):

[After driving for several hours and Choi Gon complaining, Min-Soo abruptly stops the car by a small cafe by the side of the road. Choi Gon's sitting at a small table and Min-Soo approaches silently with a cup of coffee.]

Min-Soo: .... [hands the cup to Choi Gon]
Choi Gon: [looks at the cup absentmindedly, then looks up at Min-Soo, squinting slightly] Where's your coffee?
Min-Soo: .... [sits down]
Choi Gon: [a moment of silence as they just gaze around without looking at each other] .... Cigarette. [it's a command, not a

[studyingstones2]

how could the man resist?
*nods* He so wouldn't have been able to. (And then Jefferson and Hamilton would have had pretty, angry!hate smex without him later too!)

XD Yeah. AP American History for the win?

Min-Soo: [stands up and starts unbuckling his belt]
*tips over*

And oooh, snagage of the English subtitle-y versions would be teh awesome.

*beams*! So cute. I love how he sticks his tongue out at the end.

And the ♥ thing is & hearts ; without the spaces. (And it'd be nice if lj'd tell us these things, I had to ask someone else as well...)

And XD I happen to like being swamped with Korean flicks. I would run and hide otherwise. *nods*

[kitsune_artsy]

We totally should see Pan's Labyrinth together. Then you can see how I get at movies that shouldn't actually be scary but are to me anyway. XD

Gingerbread, dammit!

That unfinished oekaki has the most poke-able eye I've ever seen. *poke* I luff eet.