Movies
Posted on October 23, 2004 by Ching under Movies.
Went to Red Robin last night. Had some dinner. Was just going to drink (I’m hooked on sand in your shorts, it’s a drink that tastes like sex on the beach at most places only yummier) but then I was afraid I’d get hungry later in the evening so I went ahead and ordered a Royal Red Robin. They make the best burgers ever!
Our movie (I Heart Huckabees) didn’t start until 10:10 PM so we went and played some Galaga after dinner. I took some pictures. You’ll see them in my Flickr album. I was photo-blogging but the posts went to Nick’s blog. I’ve got my Flickr set to send photo-blog posts here instead from now on.
Anyway, Brian hated the movie. He just didn’t get it. Actually, I didn’t really know what it was about at first. Scott, our IT guy, told me about it. I watched the preview online. It’s got my favorite people: Jude Law, Mark Wahlberg and Naomi Watts (who looked really hot in the movie btw – until she had an epiphany and decided to start dressing like an amish farmer) so I figured it couldn’t be bad. It’s one of those weird movies that make you think so it was right up my alley. So maybe Brian (who hated and :fell asleep through: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) didn’t hate-hate the movie, but he certainly didn’t enjoy it as much I did.
Speaking of movies, I just got done watching Intermission (Colin Farrell indie film). I had to watch it by myself because Brian’s not really interested. I asked him if I could watch one of our Neflix movies (as a way of procrastinationg from doing FIN 340 stuff – but I omitted that part – I had to or he never would’ve let me) while he’s at work and he told me to watch Intermission because he wanted to see the other stuff. The other stuff being The Missing and A Cinderella Story. The Missing, I can understand.. But A Cinderella Story? He’d rather watch that than Intermission? Shows you what kind of taste he has movie-wise. Either his movie tastes have gone to the shitter or he just wants to oogle Hilary Duff. Let’s hope he just wants to oogle or I’ll lose all respect for his movie aficionado-ness.
Ugh. I’m making up my own words again! I hate that. I guess this is my cue to stop. Until next time..
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