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annakovsky) wrote2007-01-04 03:18 pm
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Legen -- wait for it ... -- DARY.
I saw the movie "The Holiday" the other day with my parents, the one with Cameron Diaz and Jude Law and Kate Winslet and Jack Black. It was actually pretty enjoyable, even though it was full of over-the-top monologues and kind of ridiculous scoring. I might not have thought as much about those things, except that the movie had characters that were screenwriters and score composers, and you know, if you are going to write mediocre monologues/music, you really shouldn't draw attention to those parts of movie making IN YOUR MOVIE. It kept reminding me of how they originally scored Strangers With Candy to, like, "Schindler's List" music for the rough cut. Hahahahahahaha.
The really beautiful part of the movie, though, was that there kept being all this apparently unintended innuendo. The most egregious instance: Jude Law, to Cameron Diaz: "I know that I'm a three-for-one package. And maybe you don't really want my package. Maybe my package doesn't look so good in the light of day." Okay, are they serious with this? That's some screenwriter thinking it's hilarious to make Jude Law say that as a straight line, RIGHT? I mean, I spent my entire youth in church, there is no way that I'm the person with the dirtiest mind in any given room. (This is much how I feel about the "Wet Pam/Jim" tag at the Office fic archive. Come on, I can't be the only one who sees that!)
I finally head back home tomorrow, which is good except for how I'll have to do serious work when I get there. Vacaaaaation, don't leave meeeeeee.
If you guys like How I Met Your Mother, you should totally read Thank You by
boundbyspells, which is Robin/Barney and just FANTASTIC. I didn't even know I wanted Robin/Barney until I read this, and now I really, really ship them.
The really beautiful part of the movie, though, was that there kept being all this apparently unintended innuendo. The most egregious instance: Jude Law, to Cameron Diaz: "I know that I'm a three-for-one package. And maybe you don't really want my package. Maybe my package doesn't look so good in the light of day." Okay, are they serious with this? That's some screenwriter thinking it's hilarious to make Jude Law say that as a straight line, RIGHT? I mean, I spent my entire youth in church, there is no way that I'm the person with the dirtiest mind in any given room. (This is much how I feel about the "Wet Pam/Jim" tag at the Office fic archive. Come on, I can't be the only one who sees that!)
I finally head back home tomorrow, which is good except for how I'll have to do serious work when I get there. Vacaaaaation, don't leave meeeeeee.
If you guys like How I Met Your Mother, you should totally read Thank You by
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Well, I should hope she is.
Yeah, otherwise, ouch.
Jim/Pam/Astroglide = OT3
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The episode where Lily moves in with Barney, which I watched by mistake or default, totally slayed me (I'd seen just enough of the show previously to understand why it was as hilarious as it was).
And now I've made a Season Pass for it on the TiVo.
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You know a show is firing on all cylinders when both the A and B stories are that awesome. In fact, I don't even know which was the A and which the B. That's how good they both were.
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Shit, I have to cleanHi!no subject
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HAHAHAHA. That's the
onlynicest thing math!bro's ever said about me! Inaccurate, but nice."THAT'S HOW THE AXE MURDERERS TRICK YOU."
He's right, though. That is how we trick you.
P.S. HOW DID I COME UP?
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I think you came up because my dad asked if you were picking me up from the airport? (My flight comes in at 5, so I am thinking no. Haha. Unless you want an excuse to leave work early.)
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Hee. I've been meaning to do that for forever and kept forgetting. You should post your fic there!
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I just can't find Jude Law as a believable heart-throb. I keep thinking, "No, Cameron! Don't touch him! YOU DON'T KNOW WHERE THAT'S BEEN."
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