I've heard of the cold light of day, but this is ridiculous!

[offbalance]

It's winter, and therefore I can accept that it would be cold outside. However, since I am inside, I would like it to be warm, please. I don't think that's too much to ask.

Weekend was decent. I now have a spiffy new Supernatural mood theme, and I got to seeBabel the other night, thanks to the Internets. Sadly, those are two hours of my life that I'll never be able to get back again. Before I saw it, I was pretty sure it would be Crash 2: International Boogaloo. After seeing it? I know that it is without a doubt, Crash 2: International Boogaloo. It was a lovely mixed bag of overacting, poor plotting, and eye-roll-inducing cliches. Don't bother, unless you think Crash was the best movie of all time.

And now, to work. And to do something about this headache and scratchy throat.

Comments

[jackalprey.livejournal.com]

Well I have to say I liked Crash, it was definitely very intense movie. I know K really wants to see Babel, I let her know what you thought. She may or may not go see it.

In other news I recently watched from my netflix Inside Man. The spike Lee movie with Denzel Washington and Clive Owen. Not much of a fan of Clive, but I did like the way the movie was done and the acting as well. I figured I would suggest a movie, though it address race in some parts as Spike Lee tends to do it is a lot less harsh and pessimistic, dunno that was my take on it.

[offbalance.livejournal.com]

I've only seen two of Lee's movies - Son of Sam and The 25th Hour, and I thought both were excellent (particularly the 25th Hour). They managed to touch on a ton of issues without making you feel as though you were sitting down in front of an over-budgeted after-school special. I was very curious about Inside Man, so I'll definitely check it out after your endorsement. The thing I like about Spike is that whether I agree with him or not, he ALWAYS has something to say. Which is essential if you want to make a good movie, in my opinion.