Finally gave in and saw Before Sunrise and Sunset after everyone's been telling me to do so. I can't believe at how much I missed out! The films are the definition of movie magic and I plan to maker them the subject of my final essay for my Film Theory class.

A surprisingly enjoyable episode considering how bland the last few episodes have been.

Thanks, I forgot what the street was.

another great one:

Damn, the Italian angsty film girl is hot.

This year, I've ignored The Newsroom and House of Cards, to the dismay of my co-workers who treat it as the second coming of the Messiah or something. They just don't catch my interest.

I'll pretend that your reverse order is in reverse.

OK, are you gius messing around, or is that "A" community grade thing serious?

Lack of Name, I was in an Orson Scott Card phase at that age, so I can relate. Except that later on I found out that Card was a homophobe and everyone's telling me that I should boycott him for hating "my kind (WTF?)" but I don't care.

I was going  to catch a double feature of Evil dead and Jurassic Park 3D but couldn't go (a lot of my friends couldn't go, and those movies are meant to be seen in a group IMO), but I'm dissapointed at the negative reception Evil Dead has been getting. It seriously looked like a lot of fun.

Thanks for the tip!

I don't think so.

Oh, and I read 'Gone Girl'. Such an thrilling novel.

I still think that Gone baby Gone is Affleck's best film as a director.

How and where?

I'd watch it.

I won 3rd place for"Best student newspaper critical reviews" at TIPA (Texas Intercollegiate Press Association)

Just double checked.

The latter definitely.

Zombie Island is sooooooooo much better than the two theatrical movies.