2012 was awesometasteriffic.
Nov. 17th, 2009 09:59 pm![[personal profile]](http://s.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
cheloyai.e. nonsensical, but fun. It was, as my boss put it, the most expensive B-grade I've ever seen. I am mildly annoyed that a) no woman did anything useful for the entire film, with the possible exception of the Tibetan grandmother, and b) heteronormativity. Although I guess that made sense in the context of repopulation. (At what point were the green-carders chosen for their genetics, though? Seriously.) And while I'm at it? c) We Didn't REALLY Want That Divorce.
Dear America: SOMETIMES DIVORCE IS BETTER FOR ALL PARTIES. Just, y'know, throwing that out there.
I am pretty sure every vehicle in the film was stolen from either FFVII or Wall-E, though. And John Cusack can get some better cheekbones and come back to play Crowley any time, I am just saying.
On the bright side, hey, heat, seawater and time! You didn't even need that last continent!
Oh man, I was exhausted before the movie. I think I've slipped into over-tired now. Not yet awake enough for NaNo, though. We'll try again at 4am, eh?
Dear America: SOMETIMES DIVORCE IS BETTER FOR ALL PARTIES. Just, y'know, throwing that out there.
I am pretty sure every vehicle in the film was stolen from either FFVII or Wall-E, though. And John Cusack can get some better cheekbones and come back to play Crowley any time, I am just saying.
On the bright side, hey, heat, seawater and time! You didn't even need that last continent!
Oh man, I was exhausted before the movie. I think I've slipped into over-tired now. Not yet awake enough for NaNo, though. We'll try again at 4am, eh?
