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So I finally saw Twilight yesterday. Watched the movie; really don't care enough to read the books.
The plot itself isn't bad, but oh God, that is the most awkward, stilted, co-dependent, borderline abusive and generally unhealthy relationship I've ever seen portrayed. Are there people out there who really think this is okay? Plus what was with the artsy thing the movie was trying to pull off? And really? Clinging to trees like Spiderman? Who thought that would look good??
In other not real life news, Star Trek rocks so hard. Been a fan since I was 6, and I daresay nothing in the series has pleased me so much since Cause & Effect.
And, uh, Lost. Yeah. So curious and fearful and somehow still hopeful about the outcome of all this. I don't want Locke to be bad...though I'm not convinced Blackie/Esau is the bad guy. But Jack as the possible new Locke? Dude, my Jack love skyrocketed in the last few episodes. Jack finally taking charge and being the leader we know he is would be so totally awesome. And damn me for finally fucking shipping him and Kate. I can't help it. Despite them being horribly wrong for each other, he just loves her so much, and I want him to be happy, and I'm finally getting the impression that she feels the same for him.
Locke brought up the light and dark thing back in the second episode or something. Is that going to be Jack and Locke? And Locke was all about the "Don't tell me what I can't do" back then (been rewatching the first season lately) and then, near the end of the season, Jack says that same line. There's always been correlations between those two...I'm wondering if they're finally coming to a head. Speaking of coming, I just might have a spontaneous orgasm if those two get into a physical fight in the near future. Oh, how I loved their animosity back in the day. Hottest thing on the show if you ask me. But then, it's not really Locke anymore, is it? I don't want Locke to be dead. :( That's the only thing that's really saddening me about the finale: that possibility. Now, he's been brought back a number of times before, nothing saying it might not happen again, but they keep saying "dead is dead." :(
The plot itself isn't bad, but oh God, that is the most awkward, stilted, co-dependent, borderline abusive and generally unhealthy relationship I've ever seen portrayed. Are there people out there who really think this is okay? Plus what was with the artsy thing the movie was trying to pull off? And really? Clinging to trees like Spiderman? Who thought that would look good??
In other not real life news, Star Trek rocks so hard. Been a fan since I was 6, and I daresay nothing in the series has pleased me so much since Cause & Effect.
And, uh, Lost. Yeah. So curious and fearful and somehow still hopeful about the outcome of all this. I don't want Locke to be bad...though I'm not convinced Blackie/Esau is the bad guy. But Jack as the possible new Locke? Dude, my Jack love skyrocketed in the last few episodes. Jack finally taking charge and being the leader we know he is would be so totally awesome. And damn me for finally fucking shipping him and Kate. I can't help it. Despite them being horribly wrong for each other, he just loves her so much, and I want him to be happy, and I'm finally getting the impression that she feels the same for him.
Locke brought up the light and dark thing back in the second episode or something. Is that going to be Jack and Locke? And Locke was all about the "Don't tell me what I can't do" back then (been rewatching the first season lately) and then, near the end of the season, Jack says that same line. There's always been correlations between those two...I'm wondering if they're finally coming to a head. Speaking of coming, I just might have a spontaneous orgasm if those two get into a physical fight in the near future. Oh, how I loved their animosity back in the day. Hottest thing on the show if you ask me. But then, it's not really Locke anymore, is it? I don't want Locke to be dead. :( That's the only thing that's really saddening me about the finale: that possibility. Now, he's been brought back a number of times before, nothing saying it might not happen again, but they keep saying "dead is dead." :(