why do female bank tellers tend to be so attractive? i dont know but i've notice this for awhile since i've been banking with TD Canada Trust. i dont know if its different with other banks but it's definetely very curious. and also why are flight attendants usually hot? is it part of their job to keep men's eyes entertained on those long long flights?
so last night i went out with my guy friend to the movies. we at first wanted to watch clash of the titans (which was possibly the most interesting-looking movie that we both may enjoy). i love ancient greek mythology. BUT... when i went to pick the dude up at his place he apparently overslept and i had to keep calling his phone which led to us missing the beginning of the movie. i hate to miss beginning of movies, especially when we would've been 30 min. late. so we instead watched remake of nightmare on elm street. utter garbage.
btw, i honestly think that the 2000's (and into the early 2010's also) has got to be the worst decade for movies. a decade PACKED with baaaadd remakes and sequels/trilogies. they're coming out with a new scream movie i think. i really don't blame the movie producers. i blame the audience for enjoying such... fecal matters. stop with the shrek movies already! and the saw movies. and the notoriously horrendous "scary movies/disaster movie/dance flick". (but keep the x-men movies. i love x-men =]). like these flicks were super good at first but now they just get old and predictable with every new sequel. i'm a pretty big fan of the superhero movies though. ooh cant wait til the justice league and the avengers movies come out. *nerd mode: on*
hey a few nights ago i got bored and decided to rent some dvds. (btw, i used to rent movies like every single weekend last yeart but now i seem to barely have any time to watch any)
i rented... (500) days of summer, the september issue, and... my sister's keeper. and. watched them myself.
the september issue was a documentary of anna wintour, editor in chief of fashion magazine vogue, in the midst of publishing the thickest september issue in vogue history. as i was watching this i actually had a slight doubt if i'd be able to make it in the fashion industry in the future. yeesh, anna winter is cold. but you gotta be a bitch to make it to the top. i personally don't like her. not because she's a bitch. she just lacks inspiration i think. she seems too... cookie-cutter-like. too boxy of a personality. she's definetely one of those corporate puppets that put aside true art for the sake of sales. that's probably why she's only a magazine editor and not a fashion designer or a photographer. she knows how to sell "art" but not produce it.
i didn't get to watch (500) days of summer yet.
why did i rent my sister's keeper, you ask? well so i hear it was absolutely eye-bawling and i love movies that trigger my emotions. but... i wanted to cry. almost cried but i didn't. where did my heart go missing?
there was also a sobconscious (i think) reason why i rented it. read on to my next post.
some movies that made me cry in the past were...
grave of the fireflies
a walk to remember (lol)
crash
old yeller? tbh i've never watched this movie before, ever.
marley and me? almost but not quite.
so what movies made you cry? or at least almost. c'mon now, there's gotta be at least one.
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