I wish I was more into the habit of drinking tea. I have so many packets of tea at my house, but I get too lazy to boil any water...
Look up William Shakespeare's Land of the Dead. Pokes a lot of fun at the subject, whether you enjoy his works or not.
Also, I would add to this, take a look at the talent. The people working behind this also worked on the 21 Jump Street film (and currently on 22 Jump Street), which a lot of people fell in love with, even though I will admit that I hated the trailers. This basically goes into any kind of storytelling: It doesn't matter what the subject matter is about as long as you have a passionate person who can tell a really great story.
Gonna bump this a bit...
I think the only book to movie adaptation I don't like is The Hobbit trilogy (and I don't find them good movies in general, adaption or not).
Ah, Rotten Tomatoes; what a terrible reviewing site.
I had this kind of thought this weekend. My mom was making brisket, and I had to throw out the trash. I caught a good whiff of all the stuff that went into the brisket, and it was absolutely terrible. I had to ask myself, "how could all of these different things that smell so bad create something that tastes great. I've literally wasted hours of my life just looking at my hands, moving a couple of fingers at the time, trying to figure all of this out!
Wow; congrats guys!
Only 2D girls fit on hug pillows.
Yay, caffeine! Easy question: bewbs. The real question is size...
1. Definately soda. I know it's not the best thing for me to have, but I've been drinking the stuff ever since my mother put it in my baby bottles. 2. I would have to go with Coke. I enjoy the taste and it's very relaxing for me to drink for some reason. 3. Ohh, that one is pretty difficult. I would have to say it's The Giver by Lois Lowry. It's a beatifully told story and has a great message. It was also one of the books I read when I was a kid and wasn't into reading, but also was assigned to read it my freshman year of high school. It's the simple books that speak so much. 4. I would probably go with radioactive spiders, hoping that it gives me some kind of power instead of cancer. I enjoy my sleep. 5. 23
You seem to have finally found your reviewing style, which you seem very comfortable and natural with. Having only written reviews, I can say that this it's good to find a good voice, and I give major props. I think I gave the show a similar rating, but I would argue that Eren is that OP character that a lot of shonen anime have. I'd be interested in you reviewing something that's more story driven like Bunny Drop, or maybe even a straight up romance like Say "I Love You". you should totally review Sakura Trick when it's done...
Yeah! Sportsball! Let's score some homeruns by kicking the beach ball into the hoop! Right?
If you'd've thought of LexCorp, you'd've invented LexCorp. Honestly, I don't know that much about the character besides from what I've seen in SmallVillle. I've heard how he is from various comic book fans, and I think that Eisenberg may have a good shot at it. I mean, he basically played the character in The Social Network; the head of a company who is willing to screw over anybody, even his best friend, to get what he wants. I feel that he just needs to break past that motif of acting like an awkward person, which he did sort of well in Now You See Me. I like the guy, but it honestly was a huge surprise when I first heard about it. Really, my first reaction was to laugh, and laugh I did. I thought about it and he has a shot of really doing something with this character. And it's still being directed by Snyder, so there isn't going to be much there anyway (I say this standing behind that I thought Man of Steel was good--not anywhere near great but not as bad as everyone makes it out to be). Those being rumored to play the role, that's what added to the surprise. I honestly wanted to see Denzel Washington play the role. I mean, have you seen Training Day?! Bryan Cranston was another name out there, which I was heavily against. I love Breaking Bad and his character on there was so iconic. My problem is that I didn't want him to be typecast, and people were going to hope to see Heisenberg, not Lex Luthor. Plus, he's already been Gordon.
Yeah; I was asking when I had a big plate of macaroni and brisket in front of me, having the fruit being the deciding factor. Haha. And I want one of those shirts too; just helps the metaphor a bit more.
1. A very interesting person. Someone I could easily hang out with. 2. Very out there and funny. We should talk more. 3. Do fruits count as regular food? Because if they do, then regular food. 4. I'm really into Iron Man at the moment (granted, I'm following what I know from movies since I don't read that many comics). It's more coming from the fact that he basically had a transplant to save his life. And he has some of the best lines I've heard in any movie. 5. The Dark Knight. One of the best put together movies I've seen, period. I love how it's paced, how it's told, and the performances of Ledger and Eckhart. 6. I would probably go to the past and do the whole Midnight in Paris thing. 7. Ehh, not really. I just never made a priority for those shows. Adventure Time doesn't look like something that will suit me, but I've liked the clips and pieces I've seen of Gravity Falls. First impressions: A bit odd Current impressions: Still odd, but interesting My favorite game would be Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories for the GBA. The battle system worked great for the platform, had a lot of creative battles, and is one of my favorite stories of the franchise. Not going very well. Plan to start exercising any day now. I've been known to be compared to Sora. I'm very caring for my friends, stupidly optomistic, and I try my best when stuff seems bleak. Plus, I've lost my heart in the past. My Riku would be my friend, Chris. He's someone I've known since middle school. We hang out a lot, disagree on some things, and are able to pal around. Kairi would probably be Maka. She is one of the nicest people I have had the fortune to know. And when I lost my heart, she was there for me when I got a new one. She's my best friend.
First Impressions: A very funny chick who may or may not have a crush on me. Current Impressions: Someone who is a really good friend who is very witty Not really interested in watching the Sportsball World Series today, and I have no idea what's going to happen on the Halftime show. I'm not even watching it for the commercials, since they'll show up about 20 seconds later on Youtube. First would be Homura from Madoka Magica. For some reason I connect with her so much, and I want to hold her and tell her everything will be okay (even after everything that happened in The Rebellion Story). Next would be Luna Lovegood from the Harry Potter series. She is the kind of eccentric and free person that I would really love to be. Then there would be Yuki Nagto from the Haruhi Suzumiya series, but from the Disappearance timeline. She is just very cute and probably someone I could get along with very well. 1. I actually thought you were a bit of a troll, just like a lot of people did at the time. 2. We think different ways, but it's always good to have a different opinion around to counter your own. 3. You're talking to a Horror junkie; that don't get me. 4. Definitely. One of the cleverest people on Earth. 5. You're interesting. 6. Ehh...this one is a bit personal. I would love to have a child of my own, I really would. The problem is that I have the heart problem stuff in my DNA. There is always a chance that the baby won't be born with it, but there is always that chance that he/she will or that that it may develop later on in life. And, say if we discover that the baby has the heart problem pretty early on (before he/she is actually born), my wife will have to go through a lot of tests and things that don't go along with normal pregnancies. I would feel guilty about everything. But, if we did have a child, I'd want it to be a girl, and name her Eponine Homura (don't judge). 7. Probably the battle with Captain Barbossa during the first visit to Port Royal. I like that idea that it's "sword" combat that is going on, which has always been my favorite kind of combat. 8. I'm guessing Goofy when he's running low on health. 9. Red and 2019 10. No clue. I'm honestly shocked I won this week. Heehee
Couldn't find the original with my less than limited search, but Gloomy Sunday is said to cause you to commit suicide
Hooray!! (Looks just as active as my tumblr ask box)
