Marriage Proposal of the Day: The planning! The dorkiness! The tears!
So imperfect it’s perfect.
[thanks, rob!]
I can not stop crying. <3
I love this shirt <3
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Review: Men In Black 3
I’m not going to dwell on Men In Black 3, because for the most part it’s just adequate. It’s an enjoyable summertime flick that has all the elements, but never lives up to the full potential of the original. (Full disclosure: I have never seen MIB2, have heard it’s quite bad, and have no intention to see it.)
Will Smith is in top form, doing his thing. Since it’s been so long since his last comparable role (Hancock in 2008), this seems like a revelation. He’s quick, funny, charming — all that you’d expect from him in the 90s. Good to know he’s still got it. Josh Brolin embodies Tommy Lee Jones, which makes the transition between the two seamless. It’s a shame then that his backstory that is teased throughout isn’t that interesting. Jemaine Clement is excellent as the villain (stroke of genius casting there), and is only out done by Michael Stuhlbarg who carries the heart of the movie on his shoulders and does a damn good job. His character and portrayal are one of the few things that makes MIB3 worthwhile. Thankfully, Nicole Scherzinger appears only briefly and has very few lines.
The film has its share of comedic and cool sci-fi, creature stuff but nothing that really knocks you back. On a macro level, it has a clever and well-laid script, but once one dives in a little deeper it’s full of contrivances and logic-holes. Time travel is great, but it gets confusing fast and MIB3 breaks one too many of its own rules to really pull it off.
[Lastly, and this isn’t much of a criticism but more a question, wasn’t it set up in the original that Men In Black agents don’t sleep? Why then is J shown playing video games in his apartment in front of a bed?]
Jemaine?? Now I really have to see this movie…now.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4lcnuvCIP1qz8vumo1_1280.jpg)
Review: Men In Black 3
I’m not going to dwell on Men In Black 3, because for the most part it’s just adequate. It’s an enjoyable summertime flick that has all the elements, but never lives up to the full potential of the original. (Full disclosure: I have never seen MIB2, have heard it’s quite bad, and have no intention to see it.)
Will Smith is in top form, doing his thing. Since it’s been so long since his last comparable role (Hancock in 2008), this seems like a revelation. He’s quick, funny, charming — all that you’d expect from him in the 90s. Good to know he’s still got it. Josh Brolin embodies Tommy Lee Jones, which makes the transition between the two seamless. It’s a shame then that his backstory that is teased throughout isn’t that interesting. Jemaine Clement is excellent as the villain (stroke of genius casting there), and is only out done by Michael Stuhlbarg who carries the heart of the movie on his shoulders and does a damn good job. His character and portrayal are one of the few things that makes MIB3 worthwhile. Thankfully, Nicole Scherzinger appears only briefly and has very few lines.
The film has its share of comedic and cool sci-fi, creature stuff but nothing that really knocks you back. On a macro level, it has a clever and well-laid script, but once one dives in a little deeper it’s full of contrivances and logic-holes. Time travel is great, but it gets confusing fast and MIB3 breaks one too many of its own rules to really pull it off.
[Lastly, and this isn’t much of a criticism but more a question, wasn’t it set up in the original that Men In Black agents don’t sleep? Why then is J shown playing video games in his apartment in front of a bed?]
Jemaine?? Now I really have to see this movie…now.
:Q_____
aahhh <3
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I loved The Little Mermaid so much as a child. I would pretend to be Ariel all the time, and would pile up pillows to sing on them. (Part of Your World, Rock Scene) No wonder I’m so messed up and have a strong love for the beach.
because it's messy, yes, this mess is mine: Cancer: May 25, 2012 Evolution doesn’t happen overnight, Moonchild....
Cancer: May 25, 2012
Evolution doesn’t happen overnight, Moonchild. Likewise, human beings cannot transform themselves instantly just because they want to. You may be expecting a lot from someone in your life who has vowed to change. You may think it’s an easy fix, since you don’t really…
HOLY CRAP. Why is this so in sync with my life?
Glitter in the Air
This is a video of me singing Glitter in the Air by Pink. It was a request from my cousin, and I sang it at her wedding in Florida this weekend. The video is bad quality and sideways *thanks to my drunk cousin, Michelle*. At any rate…I mainly put this up for Dani and Victor. Figure they would be the two who would care.
ok, carry on then.
I just remembered I had a dream last night that I was dating Channing Tatum and John Cusack.
Ugh, wish I was still asleep. dem abs <3
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