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hmm. okay.
so I'm sitting here and I don't know what to do with myself. like I have, for the first time since...the end of midterms last year, absolutely nothing to do except fret about my broken backspace, down, left and right arrow keys and my breaking n key. Yarr.
Kill Bill...mmm. I certainly got my fill of women-with-swords action. And obviously, the soundtrack was awesome, and the acting good, and the little children appropriately heart-wrenchingly cute. I definitely almost cried when mommy&daughter were reunited because I'm a sappy idiot like that. And Pai Mei was such a lovely sadist. I want a beard like that. (Well, not really.) Andddd after a while the violence got so outrageous (especially in the first movie) that it was funny. Uma's got funny toes! I can't believe I felt sorry for that COWBOY-HATTED BASTARD OMGZ SLAY ME WITH A SPOON. Vol. 2's definitely a lot heavier, and harder for the mind to digest fully. Women with low voices are sexy. Uma's hands are frighteningly large. Daryl Hannah's character was such a brilliant bitch; she was sexy too. The camera people had a thing for Uma's boobs, which wasa little very random.
The only thing that really bothered me was the graveyard thing in Vol. 2. That scene's probably going to make me claustrophobic. Oy.
...In short, it was pretty damn cool, if a bit too much of a sensory overload all at once! And did I mention that Uma Thurman really wins at life? That was a bit of an understatement. Now I need to see Dangerous Liaisons...(insert Gary-O.-leaning-back-in-chair-moment-here) (that probably didn't make any sense, but that's ok, as I haven't gotten much sleep for the past 4 nights.)
Thank God midterms are OVER.
so I'm sitting here and I don't know what to do with myself. like I have, for the first time since...the end of midterms last year, absolutely nothing to do except fret about my broken backspace, down, left and right arrow keys and my breaking n key. Yarr.
Kill Bill...mmm. I certainly got my fill of women-with-swords action. And obviously, the soundtrack was awesome, and the acting good, and the little children appropriately heart-wrenchingly cute. I definitely almost cried when mommy&daughter were reunited because I'm a sappy idiot like that. And Pai Mei was such a lovely sadist. I want a beard like that. (Well, not really.) Andddd after a while the violence got so outrageous (especially in the first movie) that it was funny. Uma's got funny toes! I can't believe I felt sorry for that COWBOY-HATTED BASTARD OMGZ SLAY ME WITH A SPOON. Vol. 2's definitely a lot heavier, and harder for the mind to digest fully. Women with low voices are sexy. Uma's hands are frighteningly large. Daryl Hannah's character was such a brilliant bitch; she was sexy too. The camera people had a thing for Uma's boobs, which was
The only thing that really bothered me was the graveyard thing in Vol. 2. That scene's probably going to make me claustrophobic. Oy.
...In short, it was pretty damn cool, if a bit too much of a sensory overload all at once! And did I mention that Uma Thurman really wins at life? That was a bit of an understatement. Now I need to see Dangerous Liaisons...(insert Gary-O.-leaning-back-in-chair-moment-here) (that probably didn't make any sense, but that's ok, as I haven't gotten much sleep for the past 4 nights.)
Thank God midterms are OVER.
