I at least want to *see* the second release version of Titanic, but I don't think I want to see them enough to buy it; I already have the movie on VHS. That's the one time I've felt that way about a second-round release, I think. I want it, but I don't want two copies of the movie.
I honestly think he's one of the most gorgeous men to walk the earth (well, out of the men that have been put into the spotlight). I read a 1000+ page biography on him last year, although I'll admit to a LOT of skimming. He constantly suffered from STDs... yeah, I know you wanted to know that. :P
Em, you haven't seen it?! *jaw drops* We watched it in English last year. It's amazing how stunning Brando and Leigh were -- not only physically, but as actors.
No, I haven't! I've read the script and I saw the revival last summer, which was absolute genius, except for the slightly weird casting for Stanley. I want to see someone who has what John C. Riley had (I can see why they cast him) and the extra added sex appeal.
Oh, right! I was fortunate enough to see it as well. I believe it was only scheduled to run through April, but was ultimately extended into the summer, allowing me to see it.
John C. Reilly was so incredibly miscast. In my opinion, sex appeal is just such an integral part of Stanley's character. He tried, but just... no.
Physically, he was all wrong, but I thought his portrayal in other aspects very much worked. I saw it right before it closed, and I'm so grateful that I got to.
He was certainly a good actor. I just think that's one of those roles that, no matter how great of an actor you are, you need someone who just oozes sex appeal as well.
Obviously, it's completely subjective. However, I'm grateful I was able to see it as well. Natasha was so amazing!
So my mom just said she refuses to cosign my loan with me...so I have to find someone to do it for me. And I am pretty sure no one in my family will. Oy ve
My parents can be so frustrating sometimes. I have to move out of my summer housing by the end of the first week of August. The office manager at my summer job is okay with my last day of work being any time in August, but my parents are insisting that I work until the middle of August, 2 weeks after I have to leave the dorm. Those 2 weeks are going to suck so much.
"There was this one time an alarm went off - it was in the middle of '24.' That's just wrong. Everyone knows everyone was watching '24' at that time."
--NYU student quoted in the Washington Square News about students ignoring the frequent fire alarms in dorms
My mother is being *so* obnoxious about summer storage. She just called me to tell me she signed me up for some storage company - not even knowing if the dates would work for me. So now I have to figure out when I want to move out, when I really don't know. And I have to go pick up boxes, when I don't know how much random sh*t I have and how many I'll need.
Actually, Em, they have a "brilliant" plan so that I won't have to commute from home. My dad manages a hotel that's about a 10-minute walk from my job, and he went ahead and set aside a room for those 2 weeks. While it eliminates the commuting issues, it's still living in a hotel room for 2 weeks*, with the added bonus of my dad's employees knowing if I go out at night and when I come back in. Isn't that wonderful?
* A hotel that does not yet have high-speed Internet access in the rooms. I don't mean to come off as spoiled, but I don't know if I can handle going 2 weeks with nothing but dial-up.
"There was this one time an alarm went off - it was in the middle of '24.' That's just wrong. Everyone knows everyone was watching '24' at that time."
--NYU student quoted in the Washington Square News about students ignoring the frequent fire alarms in dorms
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