In Transit

As they say, all good things must come to an end.

Thanks, for all you've done for me.

I do's.

Anytime I see a video or something on television wedding-related, like a unique wedding entrance, a surprise during the reception, brides-to-be attempting to find their perfect dress (wait what?), or how a proposal was made, I think about how charming the whole process must be.

However all the good feelings are replaced with a sour taste in my mouth and a bitter grimace at the idea of a wedding. What's the point, I wonder. I feel like the idea and importance of such an event are ruined for me. What a crying shame.

The Best Times of Your Life

If this is really it, then I think things are gonna be looking pretty bleak farther down the road.

Pig

I recently discovered for myself "Pig" by Weezer.

I burned a copy of the Red Album so I can play it in my car while I drive, and I was driving home one day and decided to listen to some tracks I know I hadn't listened to yet. I listened to this song, and I don't know what it was about it, but I felt like crying.

Is it better to be extremely talented at one thing, or be mediocre at alot of things?

"My Next Life" by Woody Allen

The Last Airbender

...more like this better be the Last Movie Shyamyamayamalan makes.

What can I say. Toy Story 3 was so incredible, and The Last Airbender was the exact opposite. Plain. Awful. It's terrible both as being a fan of the series expecting at least a decent adaptation, and just as a film itself. I could go on and on about all the extreme and annoying differences between the movie and the animated series, but I'd rather not do that. It'd be a list that goes on forever. Let me just say the movie is guaranteed to piss off any fan of Avatar: The Last Airbender series.

Now just as a movie, The Last Airbender was still bad. What really bothered me the most was the acting. With the exception of the man who played Uncle Iroh (who even still was probably half-decent) watching and listening to everyone on screen made me want to stab myself in the head. There was no direction! No objective! No urgency, conflict, tension...nothing. Just flat acting, through and through.

I'm pretty sure my eyes were actually twitching in rage and uncontrollable humor at how terrible the movie was when I walked out of the theater and drove home. I saw the film with a friend of mine and we were in agreement: The Last Airbender is just plain bad.