Sunday, August 28, 2005
OH MY GAWD, IT'S JON STEWART AND HE'S TRYING TO KILL US!
Haha.
Had a good time tonight. Apparently there was "Alien-Night!" on TV3 Denmark tonight. It started off with Men In Black which I missed, and after that was Alien Fury: Countdown To Invasion, and you can't deny a movie with such an enticing name, so I sat down and watched through it. And man did that title screw me over. There were no Aliens, and certainly no Fury. It tried so hard to be unpredictable that it was just plain funny. "We have found sign of life on the moon, and we have reason to believe that it's... hostile." "OMG, commander dude! We got to launch a full-blown attack!" "Oh but you see, fellow commander... this invasion was just hoax. A hoax to ensure our department to continue to get it's funding, I couldn't allow the Government to cut us out!" "Oh shit... We fucked up then. But I suppose that seeing it's in the news and the president knows about it, we should just lauch the counter-attack we planned and save some face." "Yes... that's exactly what I hoped you would do... MUAHAHHAHA... Oops, did I LoL in an evil manner just now?". And it kept going back and forth like that, and I actually got a bit confused as to wether aliens were in the film at all, but not in a good way.
Oh and this handsome lady had a role in it:
And if you don't know who she is, then you truly haven't lived... and experienced bad television that is. Ya get me? Haha, I browsed her "Filmography" over at IMDB, and she's had a guest appearance in Pacififc Blue that I remember seeing. So that's one thing that she's done that isn't bad television... "Some try to talk you down.. nananana here in my town. Sad and free, it works for me. Take a look around. Just another day in L.A oh ayyyyy!" Such a theme tune. It's a riot.
And seeing as it wouldn't be a complete "Alien Night" unless it was a trilogy of films, they showed "The Faculty" as the closer. So that's two brilliant films sandwiching what turned out to be, a total waste of time. Because "The Faculty" is reaaaally good. I hadn't seen it since the 10th grade or something. I think it had just gotten out on video, and it was Halloween, so a friend and I rented it from the local gas station to get in the Halloween-spirit. And I'd say it was much better this time, except from one small thing: Knowing who the bad guy is. Made some parts of the movie a bit laughable, in lack of a better term. But what was fun though was seeing Jon Stewart, and Danny Masterson in some small roles. So many laughs. And the rest of the actors are Grade A. Josh Hartnett in his coolest role ever in my opinion. I think that sort of character suits him best of all, and he should do more. Unless he's grown out of that kind of crap. Just checked his IMDB-site and it turns out that he is 27 years old. Damn. Won't be seeing him as a rebellious teenager anymore. We all know the age-limit for that is 25. Harr harr.
But seriously. The Faculty is now officially one of my all-time favorite movies. Shame you can't watch that sort of film too much without getting bored of it. Nerr.
Running out of time to brush up this blog. Might just change the template and mess around with it a bit when I get to Russia. If that can be done, of course.
Before I get to bed I just need to say: I knew that the music-students wouldn't be able to keep up with the blogging. Quitters the lot of them. I don't really mean it, but it would be nice to see what's up. And I shouldn't be bragging because I blog a lot these days, when I practically don't have anything other than free-time.
Late
Had a good time tonight. Apparently there was "Alien-Night!" on TV3 Denmark tonight. It started off with Men In Black which I missed, and after that was Alien Fury: Countdown To Invasion, and you can't deny a movie with such an enticing name, so I sat down and watched through it. And man did that title screw me over. There were no Aliens, and certainly no Fury. It tried so hard to be unpredictable that it was just plain funny. "We have found sign of life on the moon, and we have reason to believe that it's... hostile." "OMG, commander dude! We got to launch a full-blown attack!" "Oh but you see, fellow commander... this invasion was just hoax. A hoax to ensure our department to continue to get it's funding, I couldn't allow the Government to cut us out!" "Oh shit... We fucked up then. But I suppose that seeing it's in the news and the president knows about it, we should just lauch the counter-attack we planned and save some face." "Yes... that's exactly what I hoped you would do... MUAHAHHAHA... Oops, did I LoL in an evil manner just now?". And it kept going back and forth like that, and I actually got a bit confused as to wether aliens were in the film at all, but not in a good way.
Oh and this handsome lady had a role in it:
And if you don't know who she is, then you truly haven't lived... and experienced bad television that is. Ya get me? Haha, I browsed her "Filmography" over at IMDB, and she's had a guest appearance in Pacififc Blue that I remember seeing. So that's one thing that she's done that isn't bad television... "Some try to talk you down.. nananana here in my town. Sad and free, it works for me. Take a look around. Just another day in L.A oh ayyyyy!" Such a theme tune. It's a riot.
And seeing as it wouldn't be a complete "Alien Night" unless it was a trilogy of films, they showed "The Faculty" as the closer. So that's two brilliant films sandwiching what turned out to be, a total waste of time. Because "The Faculty" is reaaaally good. I hadn't seen it since the 10th grade or something. I think it had just gotten out on video, and it was Halloween, so a friend and I rented it from the local gas station to get in the Halloween-spirit. And I'd say it was much better this time, except from one small thing: Knowing who the bad guy is. Made some parts of the movie a bit laughable, in lack of a better term. But what was fun though was seeing Jon Stewart, and Danny Masterson in some small roles. So many laughs. And the rest of the actors are Grade A. Josh Hartnett in his coolest role ever in my opinion. I think that sort of character suits him best of all, and he should do more. Unless he's grown out of that kind of crap. Just checked his IMDB-site and it turns out that he is 27 years old. Damn. Won't be seeing him as a rebellious teenager anymore. We all know the age-limit for that is 25. Harr harr.
But seriously. The Faculty is now officially one of my all-time favorite movies. Shame you can't watch that sort of film too much without getting bored of it. Nerr.
Running out of time to brush up this blog. Might just change the template and mess around with it a bit when I get to Russia. If that can be done, of course.
Before I get to bed I just need to say: I knew that the music-students wouldn't be able to keep up with the blogging. Quitters the lot of them. I don't really mean it, but it would be nice to see what's up. And I shouldn't be bragging because I blog a lot these days, when I practically don't have anything other than free-time.
Late
