Thinking About the Movies. If I had time and/or Luds here these are the movies that I would be seeing:
Holy crap that is a long list! The only thing that I have seen in the past month+ was �In Her Shoes� and I really liked it. I hadn�t read the book or heard anything about the movie going in, but I liked it. I particularly liked that the �love� story was with a goofy, flawed guy and not some perfect movie romance. And all of the old people in it RULED. I also think that Toni Collette rules and bawl like a baby every single time that I watch Muriel�s Wedding, even if I just flip channels and notice that it�s on for like 2 seconds. That movie is heartbreaking. I just don�t have any time. And I�m not in the mood to spend more alone time right now. I spend 99% of the week isolated from the world, why up the numbers, you know. Also, in case it looks like all I do is watch tv and talk about movies, I also READ BOOKS. This week I read some chick lit book called Wedding Season that wasn�t that great. I also finally read High Fidelity last week. I loved it. Though there were times where I felt like maybe I was learning TOO much about the inner workings of a 35 year old nerd�s brain. Now I need to find a copy of Fever Pitch and revel in my love of futbol. This week, I am reading the Corrections. Yes, I am late to the party yet again. Whatevers. Unless the book is something like You�re probably wondering how it is that I don�t have any time to do anything, yet I read so many books. Well, I read them at the gym, on my lunch breaks and on the subway to work. That adds up to several hours a week it turns out. Hooray for multi-tasking. I also read this awesome essay by Noah Baumbach (my hero of sorts) called Movies that I don�t want to see even if time were no object, in no particular order: Yup, that about wraps that up.
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