Oct. 1st, 2006 10:23 pm
thoughts of the day
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toastykittenIt's easier for me to deal with sexism than it is to deal with racism. Is that weird?
The Departed got really good reviews. I need to watch the Chinese version again, and yes, I'll even willingly admit this remake is good if I see it. Better? Um...
Watching Kevin Smith review movies on Ebert & Roeper is awesome, because 1. he keeps insulting Roeper, 2. he actually has good taste and is very articulate about the stuff he does and doesn't like (why he can't translate that great perspective to his non-Jersey-type movies I don't know), and 3. his video pick was Battlestar Galactica.
I visited the Bloomingdale's in San Francisco that just opened today with some friends. The power went out in one of the sections and they closed early. I don't think I'll be shopping there much, given that everything's really expensive.
I had Mark TiVo Ugly Betty, because I heard it was good. It's a remake of a telenovela, which explains the Latino cast. I liked it, and Salma Hayek is one of the executive producers. I found it hard to watch, though - it's the same reason I can't watch either versions of The Office - so much awkwardness and humiliation.
The Departed got really good reviews. I need to watch the Chinese version again, and yes, I'll even willingly admit this remake is good if I see it. Better? Um...
Watching Kevin Smith review movies on Ebert & Roeper is awesome, because 1. he keeps insulting Roeper, 2. he actually has good taste and is very articulate about the stuff he does and doesn't like (why he can't translate that great perspective to his non-Jersey-type movies I don't know), and 3. his video pick was Battlestar Galactica.
I visited the Bloomingdale's in San Francisco that just opened today with some friends. The power went out in one of the sections and they closed early. I don't think I'll be shopping there much, given that everything's really expensive.
I had Mark TiVo Ugly Betty, because I heard it was good. It's a remake of a telenovela, which explains the Latino cast. I liked it, and Salma Hayek is one of the executive producers. I found it hard to watch, though - it's the same reason I can't watch either versions of The Office - so much awkwardness and humiliation.
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