Names

The screenwriter for my new favorite I want to see so bad film, Juno, has a wicked name.

It's Diablo Cody.

I could say it a million times and not get bored.

Diablo Cody.

DAMN that's a cool name.

Oh and Ellen Page is cute too.

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I'm a sucker for sappy, bittersweet, lackadaisical love songs. My heart goes all warm and fuzzy, my head begins to swing and I start humming the tunes which invariably gets stuck in my head for some time.

Kathy's written a list to Santa.
how cute. :D


I like this song, it's sweet, soft, melodical and contains the adorable but confusing line "I can't see what anybody sees, in anyone else, but you."

AND I just watched Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, which was fantastic, and Zoolander, if only to see why they banned it in Malaysia. That was also excellent, I might add.

It's christmas time and though I'm not alone, I very much feel that way.

So I end up listening to sappy songs, pondering life's mysteries as I worry about things like my assignment and when will I ever find someone right for me.

I've not been too good this year, I did somethings I shall mention on some other blog that I'm going to start soon, and I suppose Santa doesn't like naughty kids does he? Maybe I'll get a candy cane after all this is through.

Enchanted.

I just saw enchanted in the cinema. It fuckin blew me away. Well, not that much, but I enjoyed it alot. A whole lot.

I went in with absolutely not much expectations at all and was surprised at how much I laughed.

It feels very traditional in the Disney sense. All the songs are good and catchy too, except for the ending pop tune.

Amy Adams plays the leading role as a fairytale princess suddenly thrust into modern day new york by her evil soon-to-be step mother in law, and I have to say that she carries the role perfectly enchanted. The severely over the top acting fits well with the cheesy tone and is a really delight to watch. It's just fun to watch her break out in song on every little occasion that ties itself to the love subject.

Everything is executed with such a level of charm that I found it hard not to get absorbed into the overacted, melodramatic story.


:D