Leo toasting 17 years apart
My friend and I turned to each other at the same time and laughed at the ridiculousness of the Gatsby intro in the movie theater.
Titanic Leo > Gatsby Leo
Mud was incredible, a worthy follow up to the brilliant Take Shelter. No one else does Southern Gothic like Jeff Nichols. This is one of the most emotionally fulfilling films I’ve seen in awhile, and I can’t wait to see it again so I can be once more moved by the direction and the performances. McConaughey is great as usual with another iteration of “charming but sinister Southern man,” but that kid Tye Sheridan is a revelation. He had that perfect balance of innocence and ennui that Carey Mulligan is so good at. He is going to be a star for sure.
A post from February 2011
“2011 Skills Challenge champion, future 3 Point Challenge champion, future All Star, cutest NBA player, most skilled, sweetest stroke, perfect form, prettiest eyes, flawless human being, etc. etc.” - ME
I love having a blog so I can arrogantly link to my old posts in which I come across as a crazy Curry evangelist. I’m getting a great tan basking in the glory of being right.
“Those guys are just coming to the hospital. The baby has been born already.” - Mark Jackson (on people declaring Stephen Curry a superstar now)
My insane evangelism continues: I’m predicting Curry will carry the Warriors to the Western Conference Finals.
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I’m too excited for The Bling Ring. Even though I know a tacky Lifetime movie already exists, I have high hopes that my goddess Sofia Coppola will make this another pop masterpiece. I’m expecting to cringe at Emma’s terrible American accent though…judging from the trailer it’s struggle city for her.
Only someone as classy as Emma Watson could make such tacky clothing look hot.
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“I guess this is what marriage is, or was, or could be. You drop the mask. You allow the fatigue in. You lean across and kiss the years because they’re the things that matter.”
― Colum McCann, Let the Great World Spin
The feminist in me disapproves of listening to Tyler, the Creator’s new album and liking IFHY. I think it’s the off-kilter beat in this twisted love song that grabs me, and the music video is terrifying and mesmerizing at the same time. I wish he would quit with the misogyny in his lyrics though, and I hope someone tells him that exploring the serial killer mentality isn’t as artistic as he thinks it is.
Ugh, this is the second dubstep song I’ve enjoyed (first one being Knife Party’s Rage Valley), thanks to Spring Breakers…do all of them sound similar? I’m too afraid to explore the dubstep scene…it’s a slippery slope, ya’ll.
Ah, how bittersweet it is to reminisce about the days when Amanda Bynes wasn’t completely insane. Also, I don’t care what anyone says, Channing Tatum did some good acting in She’s the Man.
(Source: fyeahmovieclub, via hellogiggles)
