I have found the cure for my idiotic, bitchy, moody version of PMS.
Psychological thrillers
Hee. Hannibal Lecter and the Red Dragon. *sigh* I love having my mind messed with. Well, that and critiquing the minute details of a movie. Fun stuff folks, fun stuff.
Plus if you give it Cheddar Cheese Cracker Combos and a 20 oz. Coke, and play some Martina McBride in the background, you really get to the happy place.
So, I saw Red Dragon on Halloween. Fitting. (Of course the most appropriate Halloween was when I saw Exorcist at midnight on Halloween night two years ago.)
I loved it. I don't go to see movies very often, because I have this thing about spending $7.75 for something I may or may not like. And at that price, dumb movies will not be paid for. But this one was completely worth it.
The first time I saw Silence of the Lambs was about 6 months ago. It was one of those movies my parents wouldn't let me see when it came out, and I'm really bad about renting movies to watch. So I had seen Silence recently (never seen Hannibal) and could make comparisons.
Here's my thoughts and what I observed.
(major spoilers follow - read only if you've seen the movie or never plan on seeing the movie)
( Take a Bite Out of Crimefighters )
And a fun parting for the day. Lyrics to a little ditty on Martina McBride's CD Evolution. A recording of a song she sang at a talent show when she was 7.
I'm Little But I'm Loud
I learned to do my singing walking 'long behind a plow.
The singin' teacher always passed me by.
And so I have to sing the only way that I know how.
Just rear back, open up and let her fly.
I'm little but I'm loud.
I'm poor but I'm proud.
I'm countrified and I don't care who knows it.
I'm like banty rooster in a big red rooster crowd.
I'm puny, short and little, but I'm loud.
I'm puny, short and little, but I'm loud.
Psychological thrillers
Hee. Hannibal Lecter and the Red Dragon. *sigh* I love having my mind messed with. Well, that and critiquing the minute details of a movie. Fun stuff folks, fun stuff.
Plus if you give it Cheddar Cheese Cracker Combos and a 20 oz. Coke, and play some Martina McBride in the background, you really get to the happy place.
So, I saw Red Dragon on Halloween. Fitting. (Of course the most appropriate Halloween was when I saw Exorcist at midnight on Halloween night two years ago.)
I loved it. I don't go to see movies very often, because I have this thing about spending $7.75 for something I may or may not like. And at that price, dumb movies will not be paid for. But this one was completely worth it.
The first time I saw Silence of the Lambs was about 6 months ago. It was one of those movies my parents wouldn't let me see when it came out, and I'm really bad about renting movies to watch. So I had seen Silence recently (never seen Hannibal) and could make comparisons.
Here's my thoughts and what I observed.
(major spoilers follow - read only if you've seen the movie or never plan on seeing the movie)
( Take a Bite Out of Crimefighters )
And a fun parting for the day. Lyrics to a little ditty on Martina McBride's CD Evolution. A recording of a song she sang at a talent show when she was 7.
I'm Little But I'm Loud
I learned to do my singing walking 'long behind a plow.
The singin' teacher always passed me by.
And so I have to sing the only way that I know how.
Just rear back, open up and let her fly.
I'm little but I'm loud.
I'm poor but I'm proud.
I'm countrified and I don't care who knows it.
I'm like banty rooster in a big red rooster crowd.
I'm puny, short and little, but I'm loud.
I'm puny, short and little, but I'm loud.