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[beelikej]

To-do: I was gonna do that shag-meme that's travelling through my flist, but can't decide who to add to the list;) Maybe later...

Boooh! The pills are making me very nauseous :-(

Yay! Tonight I went to the arthouse with my mom to see 'Scoop'. Not Woody Allen's best, but with Scarlett Johansson, Hugh Jackman and as an extra treat Anthony Head, I'm not complaining :-)

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[lizphairrulz.livejournal.com]

Ahahahaha! Yes, it's very hard to pick just 10 character you want to, umm...love? Haha.

*hugs* Nausea sucks. Hope they do their job and the nausea wears off soon! *hugs*

Ooh! I wanted to see that when it came out, but unfortunately for me and the film not being too sucessful, I don't think it even came to good old Tyler, Texas. If it did, it wasn't long enough for me to catch it. But yes, Scarlett + Hugh = brain 'splode. So, yes. Must see the film sometime. ;D

[beelikej.livejournal.com]

Actually in this meme, I just have to add one and I can't decide between -amongst others...- Hugh Jackman, Joseph McFadden and Waldemar Torenstra (whom you don't know, but trust me on this: not only a cute guy, but more importantly he's got the best ass in the world -and I say this even after admiring Hugh's yesterday - really something to hold on to *g*)

Two more days with pills, le sigh. It wouldn't be so bad, if they were working, but unlike the last cure, this one doesn't seem to do anything, grumble.

The arthouse is especially set up to show films that aren't attracting big crowds. Scoop really wasn't that great, but sometimes all you need is some eye-candy to make it worthwile;)

[lizphairrulz.livejournal.com]

Will go look him up right now. =D

*hugs*

=D I'm so thorough. ;D

[hisgirlspacey.livejournal.com]

I'm not a fan of Woody Allen at all and I really enjoyed this movie. So, that is two movies of his that I have enjoyed.

oh, and thanks so much for the card sweets! It was a total surprise! thanks!

[beelikej.livejournal.com]

It's interesting how the ones that fans of Woody are not too enthused about are the most popular;) I like his older work, but my current favorite is Deconstructing Harry (1997). It's not only an intriguing story (Harry wrote books based on his friends and didn't bother to change specifics, so his friends are pissed off), but I also like how characters are played by different actors, depending on the point of view of the narrator.

You're welcome:)