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Stolen from hamsterwoman

Your result for The House, MD Personality Test...

Dr. Gregory House

Congratulations, you're the man himself, Dr. Gregory House! You're quite strange, and usually do your own thing regardless of what anyone else thinks. This is partially because a person with an ego as large as yours could not care less what anyone else thinks or feels about anything. Unless, of course, they're your patient and they're dying--but only if they're dying of something interesting! You're a definite asshole to most other people, but at least you know how to be one in style, with an awesome wit, comfortable sneakers, and a never ending variety of facial expressions.

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Yeah, not surprised >_>;;


I find it awesome that even marthawells is holding her breath for the final of Avatar. I love my flist. (NB: because she's on flist because she's a fantasy writer, of all things). Guys who don't know it yet, perfect time to jump on the bandwagon.


I went to watch Kung Fu Panda tonight. Found it quite disapointing with the exception of the first 5 minutes which were truly great. Pretty to look at and occasionnaly funny but too much of a Cliche Storm for my taste. I don't know why I keep listening to the hype and going to watch those Pixar&co 3D movies since I find them almost systematically pretty boring and way too formulaic.

Speaking of movie, a couple of weeks ago, I watched Prince Caspian which was simply bad. Very bad. And made no sense plot-wise. And was very disturbing morality-wise. (and made no sense). And I watched In Brusges, which kicked mighty ass. Seriously In Brusges is really freaking awesome and you should watch it. It's hilariously funny in a dark humour way, it's got an extremely clever storytelling which just clinches. Wonderful dialogues in the Tarantino style. And, unlike a Tarantino movie, not an outlook to violence that is disturbingly gratuous but actually rather insightful and well done. Add kickass acting and what are you waiting to watch it? And I also watched Kurosawa's Rashomon which was very interesting as well.

I'll go watch the new Slayers now.

Comments

[zollo-the-fat.livejournal.com]

I hear you on the Prince Caspian front. Some pretty big clunkers in the storyline/plot, bland acting by most involved (although you got to love Lucy!), no sense of wonder like the first Narnia movie had, lack of suspense etc.

I'll check out In Bruges!

[etrangere.livejournal.com]

I hope you'll like it!

[catrionamacnair.livejournal.com]

I watched my first episode of House yesterday. It's a pity I have missed out on this gem so very long.

Didn't find Kung Fu Panda as outstanding as the concept suggested either; glad I'm not the only one.

I've read reviews of In Brughes and it sounded absolutely lovely. I hope I find a cinema that shows it once I'm back in Glasgow.

[etrangere.livejournal.com]

Isn't it full of sarcastic goodness? i do love the show. Quite imperfect but never stops being amusing.

I'm also glad I'm not the one one on Kung Fu Panda. Finger crossed that you get to watch In Brughes.

[williamjm.livejournal.com]

Unfortunately I think In Bruges was out in the cinemas here back around the time of the Galway meet (so I think I was too busy to go see it then) so we've probably missed it by now at the cinema. No doubt it'll be out on DVD soon.

[rebbe]

You don't like Pixar movies? I. Am guilty of loving them, myself.

I'm glad you enjoyed the two other movies, however!

AND AHAHAHAHA, HOUSE. You're not gonna hit me with your cane or something, are you? |D