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[keryx]

After the first episode of annoying ER-esque drama, Carnivale is back to its usual opacity. Whew. I was worried. Does anyone other than me actually watch the show, though?

In other slightly odd news, I think my feet may be shrinking. I put on a pair I'd bought last year this morning, and it was like I was a little kid wearing my mom's heels - there was a pronounced gap between my foot and my shoe all around. My feet are small enough as-is. GRRR.

This weekend, I watched a couple of movies, caught a teeny little cold, and spent entirely too much on dance-related stuff.

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[keryx.livejournal.com]

we saw "in good company" (quite good) and then rented a handful of movies we thought would be bad/cheesy cause of my teeny cold: "troy" (ass, basically), "harold & kumar go to white castle" (fun, in tradition of "eurotrip" and "dude, where's my car"), "dirty dancing/havana nights" (the ESSENCE of ass).

[missmeridian.livejournal.com]

oh, but such pretty ass was "troy". except poor legolas, all greased up - ew!

am contemplating "in good company" for next weekend, 'specially since a recent newsweek profile essentially declared young topher the best actor of his generation. so... is he in our generation, or younger? and is he all that? i really only know him from promos for that tv show, which i've never actually watched, and his awesome cameo in "ocean's 12".

[keryx.livejournal.com]

he's... cute. but all that? i don't think. i guess he's our generation (born in 78, according to imdb).

although, funny story - alan was all acting 65 in the movie, cause there were a gang of 15 year old girls behind him saying "aaaaa, he's so hot" everytime the topher appeared.

[missmeridian.livejournal.com]

heh. environchemgrrl and i were doing that "he's sooo cute" thing, then got into argument over whether matt damon was in fact so cute. i disagreed, as did the woman sitting behind us.