Day: January 3, 2014
What we still write and mail in these modern times.
Final Postcrossing Statistics.
More fun stats from my friends at Postcrossing:
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Three sentence movie reviews: She’s All That
I thought it was a travesty that the library didn’t have a copy of this movie, but upon repeat viewing, I realized the movie doesn’t hold up all that well. Freddie Prinze Jr. is rather wooden, the main character is uneven and changes too rapidly. The two things I remembered from my first viewing (the dad answering wrong answers to Jeopardy and the dance scene at the prom) were still good, but overall the movie was not.
Cost:  free due to boyfriend going out of town and me poaching from the Netflix queue.
Where watched: at home.
Part two in the Paul Walker memorial retrospective.  And yes, his character was not very nice.
Also!  Dule!  From West Wing!
Three sentence movie reviews: Mad Men Season 6
All the main characters had very good arcs to travel this season and there were several memorable moments throughout. What will season seven bring? A good man for Peggy? Something new for Joan? A turning point for Don? Pete actually getting a clue? I’ve just realized that all those questions broke me three-sentence rule.
Cost:  $8.00 (rented in four parts each costing $2.00 from Videorama)
Where watched:  at home.
Three sentence movie reviews: Out of the Furnace
This movie should win some sort of award for men who talk so low and mumbly the audience needs to sit forward a bit and say, “huh?” a lot. Seriously, all four main guys could have used subtitles. It’s also fairly dark and Woody Harrilson plays a bad, bad man.
Cost:  $3.00
Where watched:  Laurelhurst.





