we got all night

Last night I watched this movie called After Sex. I LOVED IT. It's a series of vignettes of couples talking right after sex. If you liked Waking Life or movies like that where it's all just talk (I call them "straight plays on film" even though most films can technically be called that), I recommend you seek it out. :) It was only on my radar because Emmanuelle Chriqui was in it but the rest of the cast is pretty good, as are the conversations. Also, James DeBello was never really on my radar much before (creeper from Swimfan!), but in this movie I realized he looks like a cross between Seth Rogen and Brendan Fraser and that kinda blew my mind.

THERE'S A NEW PSYCH COMMERCIAL, EVERYONE. Apparently they can't officially upload it until January due to licensing or something but omg, I love this showwwww. I just wish Henry was in it too. There's six people in the original video. :/


White Collar: LOLOLOL NEAL IS AWESOME. I can't believe that worked (the logic behind it, um, no) but still fun! And I'm not buying that ending. Something's up.



Monk: Jo's not dead! She's in San Francisco! lol, random casting is random. But incredibly sweet. It reminded me of the end of Ally McBeal with the way Monk finds someone to care for, even if she's old enough to care for herself. And I don't know the in and out of this show but I'm having problems with the fact that Trudy had an affair. It makes sense, because who dies like that if it's not a huge conspiracy, and I know Monk had this idealized version of her but wow, what a way for his perception of her to crumble fast and hard. I have a huge problem with others destroying the image of people after their death... but I guess it was Trudy herself in this situation so lol, conflict. Poor Monk. But a happy ending! So there's that.

AND NOW PSYCH IS THE OLDEST SHOW ON THIS NETWORK (well, besides L&O: CI, but you know). IDK IDK IDK



Day 01 → Your favorite song
Day 02 → Your favorite movie
Day 03 → Your favorite television program
Day 04 → Your favorite book

A Clockwork Orange. You know how everyone seems to fall in love with Catcher in the Rye in high school? Yeah, not me. My teacher had to check with our principal for permission to let us read this book, so we all felt a little empowered that the school let us read it. But it helped me out in Russian classes (droogs! moloko! kroovy!) and showed me the genre of dystopian literature that I have come to adore. I owe this book-- and that sophomore year English class a lot.


Lia