That's me. Blogging.
You know that line in the movie "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" where she says:
"My brain just stopped. It was going right along and then, rrrrrt, stopped...."
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See, I'm demonstrating.
'Cause that's me. Blogging. Again. In a very stopping-brain sort of way.
I saw the movie Eclipse the other day. Not on opening night though - don't want to make THAT mistake again. Alright, fine, I've never been to a Twilight movie on opening night. Although I did for Harry Potter a few times. So technically, I am the nerd you thought I was when I said I wouldn't be making THAT mistake again.
Eclipse was good. Robert Pattinson didn't wear his awkwardly strained face through the whole thing. And I think Kristin Stewart blinked about 1/4 of the times that she did in the first two movies. Also, vampires break apart like marbled Greek sculptures so it's ok to show them decapitated....or in the act of decapitation and not call it "real" violence. So, you know, all in all, it was pretty good.
I also saw Toy Story 3 in 3D with Two Bits and Opie for Two Bit's birthday (which reminds me - this was supposed to be the year of "dedicated birthday post to child...on birthday". So I should really get to that sometime.)
Toy Story 3 was pretty much awesome. Except that my kids are afraid of all things 3D. So when the movie started rolling I had a set of screaming kids who refused to wear their glasses. And that's always super fun. In a crowded theater. But I'm sort of one of those, "Whatever - get over it" kind of moms. So I forced them to take deep breaths and wear the stinking glasses that cost us extra money. So then they both watched it with their little fingers clinging to their glasses, ready to yank them at any time the 3D became too "scary." Sheeesh, they're just talking, moving toys being ruled over by an evil bear that smells like strawberries - - there's NOTHING to be afraid of.
Which also happens to be my opinion of Chucky. But that's a whole other story.
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Oh, sorry. My brain stopped again.
Which is probably my cue to go to bed. But then again, it could just mean that I...
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You know that line in the movie "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" where she says:
"My brain just stopped. It was going right along and then, rrrrrt, stopped...."
...
...
...
...
...
...
See, I'm demonstrating.
'Cause that's me. Blogging. Again. In a very stopping-brain sort of way.
I saw the movie Eclipse the other day. Not on opening night though - don't want to make THAT mistake again. Alright, fine, I've never been to a Twilight movie on opening night. Although I did for Harry Potter a few times. So technically, I am the nerd you thought I was when I said I wouldn't be making THAT mistake again.
Eclipse was good. Robert Pattinson didn't wear his awkwardly strained face through the whole thing. And I think Kristin Stewart blinked about 1/4 of the times that she did in the first two movies. Also, vampires break apart like marbled Greek sculptures so it's ok to show them decapitated....or in the act of decapitation and not call it "real" violence. So, you know, all in all, it was pretty good.
I also saw Toy Story 3 in 3D with Two Bits and Opie for Two Bit's birthday (which reminds me - this was supposed to be the year of "dedicated birthday post to child...on birthday". So I should really get to that sometime.)
Toy Story 3 was pretty much awesome. Except that my kids are afraid of all things 3D. So when the movie started rolling I had a set of screaming kids who refused to wear their glasses. And that's always super fun. In a crowded theater. But I'm sort of one of those, "Whatever - get over it" kind of moms. So I forced them to take deep breaths and wear the stinking glasses that cost us extra money. So then they both watched it with their little fingers clinging to their glasses, ready to yank them at any time the 3D became too "scary." Sheeesh, they're just talking, moving toys being ruled over by an evil bear that smells like strawberries - - there's NOTHING to be afraid of.
Which also happens to be my opinion of Chucky. But that's a whole other story.
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Oh, sorry. My brain stopped again.
Which is probably my cue to go to bed. But then again, it could just mean that I...
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My brain stopped, too.
And I liked Eclipse a LOT more than Twilight (which I did get talked in to the midnight showing. I fell asleep, of course. But, when we rented it and watched it at home in the middle of the afternoon, I STILL fell asleep). But I liked New Moon best. Jacob's muscles were a lot bigger. That was eye candy; nothing else. But looking at them kept me awake!