I’m totally a list whore

Published by admin under In The Begining on August 27, 2009

I was inspired this morning by a post from aiming low. The author was making a list of fictional men that she’d get into the sack with(permission from the hubby), and I realized that I had a list of my own too. Snape didn’t make my list, but if this were a six person list you who who he’d be lucky number 6 haha.

1. Bruce Wayne- He’s rich, and he’s Batman.

2. James Bond- Not these movie bonds, but Ian Flemming bond.Ok, maybe Connery’s rendition of Bond:P!

3. Noah Calhoun- That kind of devotion speaks to me. That and the character was a hopeless romantic.

4. Neo- Come on….he’s “The One”

5. Jasper Whitlock-Not the Twilight character you expected? He’s a solider,a good ole southern boy, and a vampire! That and there’s just something about his lack of control that is hot haha.I know my husband thinks I’d jump Edward’s bones.

I’m a sucker for making lists. Every time I read one or get one in my inbox I’m the first person to fill it out. Let’s not even talk about Facebook notes…..

Push

Published by admin under In The Begining on August 26, 2009

Push seen August 22nd 09 rented on redbox

Comments: The storyline was your classic sci-fi/comic book i.e. people with extraordinary abilities being persecuted by some organization or another. I will give the movie this though: It had a witty plot that the title complemented. At first I was like why is this the title of the movie? At the end I realized what the “Push” was. That wasn’t enough to win me over though. Even knowing Nick and Cassie’s background stories you still didn’t know much about who they were as a person (either that or the actors didn’t do a good job of portraying them). I think in this genre you really have to have strong character development in order for it to stand out. Half-way through the movie a whole slew of characters were introduced that were vital that you knew nothing about except their ability that was told to you. I’ll give it a B- for originality. At least it wasn’t based off a preexisting piece of work; comic, novel, or otherwise. However it was lacking something I couldn’t put my finger on.