lmao my b/f just called me and he was screaming in horror because he watched that 2girls1cup video, and i loled at him hahaa. some people made icons of it and were posting comments using them on ontd and it made me wanna die! don't look at that video! there's this interview with George Clooney and they had him watch it and he freaked out and ran out the room haahaha.
its freezing in my apt, i haven't been here all weekend so i turned the heater off, my February heating bill was like $80 >.>; usually its only $45.
this weekend was nice, i am now a recording artist! lol my b/f has a studio in his apt so a few months ago he composed this reggaeton sounding track and a few weekends ago he asked me to write some lyrics. so i used my years of dirty fanfiction experience to write some nasty reggaeton lyrics haahahaa. omg i'm so embarrassed to listen it, its so ridiculous! anyway we drank some wine and had a recording session haahaa *dies* anyway it was fun and silly ^^
did anyone notice the violence against dogs trend in movies lately? why are they harming the animals? i mean they're not really but honestly >.>; I watched
There Will Be Blood a few weekends ago and it was a strange movie but really unique and interesting but a doggie died in that movie, one died in
No Country for Old Men and like 10 of them died in
30 Days of Night D: why?? I mean I don't own a dog or anything but still you know its a horrid plot device.
30 Days of Night was so BAD! Everything in this movie was done 10,000xs better in
Dawn of the Dead, I'm referring to the remake. I mean conceptually they're the same cept swap out vampires for zombies. I hated how in 30 Days you never got to know the people so you didn't really care if they died! In DOTD you got to see the people interact and become friends and so you were really rooting for their survival. In 30 Days they're trapped in this attic for 10 days or whatever but you don't see anything to mark the passage of time except the writing on the screen that says Day 15 or whatever. And who the hell cast Josh Harnett? He's a fucking charisma vacuum! Him and Melissa George who played his estranged wife or whatever had no chemistry.
No Country for Old Men was awesome! I didn't mind the ending, actually I could have done w/o Tommy Lee Jones rambling about nonsense that didn't add anything, I just wish uh Javier Bardem had more lines because the ones he delivered were so awesome and tinged with unknowing humor. Josh Brolin was amazing in it, he made that character likeable as hell ;A;
Oh a dog also died in
American Gangster, this movie was weird, I watched the extended version with the "happy-ish" ending, the movie is based on a true story about a big drug lord in Harlem in the 70s. IDK I didn't appreciate how it kind of glorified the drug lord's life! I mean he was peddling like 90% pure heroin on the streets in the 70s. And damn Denzel Washington for being so fucking charismatic as the drug lord D: Its one of those characters you're not supposed to like but he made him likeable and cool >.>; Russel Crowe had a pretty good Jersey accent in the movie lol (omg he was really awesome in
3:10 to Yuma, and so was Ben Foster, I'm sad that movie didn't get more attention D: I thought Christian Bale was miscast in it but I love him lol.)
OH! I got an email from amazon.com about this book,
Tokyo Rock Catwalk: Visual Kei Bands Big in Japan
"Visual Kei refers to a Japanese pop music movement characterized by eccentric, flamboyant looks, striking make-up, unusual hair styles and elaborate costumes coupled with androgynous aesthetics. Tokyo Rock Catwalk is the first ever book to fully introduce this made-in-Japan pop culture to an overseas audience. Along with stunning full-color pinup pics and photos from some of the most exciting live performances, members of Visual Kei bands and some of their most loyal fans talk about where this phenomenon came from, how it fits into Japanese society, and how the West is waking up to this outrageous movement."Its pretty cheap, only $10 on amazon.com right now, its being released March 28. Although it is NOT the first ever book to intro jrock to western audiences, we all remember
JROCK INK book :O But the content sounds like what people were expecting from JROCK INK. I hope there's some more info released on it soon and what bands are being featured in it.
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