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Jun. 2nd, 2003 02:27 pm
This seems correct actually. . .
Which OS are You?
You know you want to know which OS you are. I was hoping for something Apple, but since I get along pretty well with Win98 SE (not the original version), I'm happy.
Finding Nemo was thoroughly enjoyable, and I'm happy that it's been the only box office money I've spent so far this year. I didn't even mind Ellen Degeneres too much. She used to drive me nuts on her ABC show. Looking forward to The Incredibles later this year.
A Guy Thing reminded me a bit of Meet the Parents. Not completely, but there were a couple of scenes that just reminded me of the latter. It's forgivable since I've been a fan of Jason Lee since he used skateboard way back when. As much as I used to just love Selma Blair, I just didn't care too much for her in this. Now, Julia Stiles really did it for me, which I guess was the way the movie was supposed to be. I've never really liked her too much, but I did in this one. Nice little movie, and I didn't have to think too much on it.
Encore ran Aliens Director's cut last night, and I stayed awake as long as I could to catch the altered film. I only got as far as the scene where Newt was found. It will be a good thing if the run it again. What should never be run again is Alien: Resurrection. Damn, it was horrible. It made sense why one ABC affiliate in the area didn't run it last week. Tons of sense. Sundance aired a Japanese film I'd never heard of called Taboo. I'd caught a bit of it previously on IFC, but missed it again this past week, and I was pretty upset about it. It's a frustrating thing to get involved with a movie and then never be able to watch it completely from start to finish.
The St. Francisville Experiment was a tough call, but I think I'm glad I did not rent it last week.
I think I've been watching too many movies lately.
