Romance Movie Weekend
Jan. 16th, 2006 08:48 pmNot A Movie
I started off my weekend with the two-hour season finale of season 2 of One Tree Hill. Now I have to decide whether I should jump right into season 3 where it is now or if I should wait until it comes out on DVD and start at the beginning.
Not A Romance
Then on Saturday I watched ( Phone Booth. )
Bollywood
After Phone Booth, I watched ( Bride and Prejudice. )
Romance Movies at the Theater
Yesterday I went to see ( Last Holiday. )
Today I first saw ( Tristan & Isolde. )
Then I saw ( Casanova. ) The rest of you can see it or not as you choose, but Sky, you must see this movie.
Trailer Report
In all of this moviegoing, I saw the trailer for Something New three times. The first time we saw the trailer, the boys scoffed at it, but I'm completely charmed. Romantic comedy! Simon Baker! Natasha Bedingfield song in the trailer!
Other most exciting trailer: Stick It. This is a movie about a bike-riding girl (apparently bikes are the new skateboards) who gets sent back to gymnastics by the judge. And it's written by the writer of Bring It On. I so can't wait.
Most baffling trailer: Marie Antoinette, starring Kirsten Dunst. Seriously, people, what the fuck?
Last Week's Leftovers
While I was out of town, I caught the first ever Law & Order/Homicide crossover on one of the cable channels that reruns L&O like mad. On the Homicide portion of the crossover, Lennie and Munch meet for the first time. For those of you who don't know, Lennie/Munch is my L&O OTP (!!!! [exclamation points added so you can see how much of an OTP this is]). I was excited to see the how they met episode. They go to the bar, where they start chatting and playing pool. And where they find out that not only does Lennie know Munch's first ex-wife, but he slept with her. Munch proceeds to get drunk and lose something like $500 to Lennie at the pool table.
I started off my weekend with the two-hour season finale of season 2 of One Tree Hill. Now I have to decide whether I should jump right into season 3 where it is now or if I should wait until it comes out on DVD and start at the beginning.
Not A Romance
Then on Saturday I watched ( Phone Booth. )
Bollywood
After Phone Booth, I watched ( Bride and Prejudice. )
Romance Movies at the Theater
Yesterday I went to see ( Last Holiday. )
Today I first saw ( Tristan & Isolde. )
Then I saw ( Casanova. ) The rest of you can see it or not as you choose, but Sky, you must see this movie.
Trailer Report
In all of this moviegoing, I saw the trailer for Something New three times. The first time we saw the trailer, the boys scoffed at it, but I'm completely charmed. Romantic comedy! Simon Baker! Natasha Bedingfield song in the trailer!
Other most exciting trailer: Stick It. This is a movie about a bike-riding girl (apparently bikes are the new skateboards) who gets sent back to gymnastics by the judge. And it's written by the writer of Bring It On. I so can't wait.
Most baffling trailer: Marie Antoinette, starring Kirsten Dunst. Seriously, people, what the fuck?
Last Week's Leftovers
While I was out of town, I caught the first ever Law & Order/Homicide crossover on one of the cable channels that reruns L&O like mad. On the Homicide portion of the crossover, Lennie and Munch meet for the first time. For those of you who don't know, Lennie/Munch is my L&O OTP (!!!! [exclamation points added so you can see how much of an OTP this is]). I was excited to see the how they met episode. They go to the bar, where they start chatting and playing pool. And where they find out that not only does Lennie know Munch's first ex-wife, but he slept with her. Munch proceeds to get drunk and lose something like $500 to Lennie at the pool table.