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[muji]

ZOMG Random.

Am I the only one really jazzed to see WALL-E? Is my inner AI house showing? >_>;;

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[timjr.livejournal.com]

I've been jazzed ever since I saw the first trailer. It looks really gosh-darn cute.

[innerbrat]

So I watched The Incredible Hulk last night.

Compared to the US military, who are all tightly disciplined, upright good standing men who are always clean shaven give or take a Jim Gordon 'tache, Royal Marines never stand to attention and aren't expected to shave at all.

I never knew this.

[tinylegacies.livejournal.com]

The concept of Wall-E didn't really grab me.

I'm sleepy today.

[muji]

I am one of the many who saw the random standees in a movie theater and thought of Johnny-5.

[muji]

...Well, yeah. *blank*

I saw The Incredible Hulk last night too, actually. I think my Ed Norton fetish overrode a lot of issues.

[muji]

I am not sure it's the concept of it so much as Wall-E himself. SO ADORABLE okay I'm a nerd.

[innerbrat]

Or his bastard offspring with the stars of Batteries not Included.

[innerbrat]

Oh there were no issues! I spent the entire moive just in awe of Tim Roth and how Emil Blonsky really belonged in Dog Soldiers.

[tinylegacies.livejournal.com]

*giggles*

Nothing wrong with that :)

[muji]

WORD. xD

[muji]

It was hysterical going to see it with my mom -- we're both a bit squicked when it comes to needle-y stuff.

We really should have known better.

[muji]

^_^! At least there's that.

(Did you get my email?)

[tinylegacies.livejournal.com]

I did!!

I just failed at life yesterday :)

[muji]

I decided yesterday that hanging out until 1 am when I have to get up for work at 6 was like, the best plan ever. x_x

[innerbrat]

OH YEAH. That was the other interesting thing I learned about my fellow countrymen.

We have bone marrow in our spinal column. Hardcore.

[muji]

*laughs* No wonder the colonies ran away from you. :O!!!

[tinylegacies.livejournal.com]

Weirdly, I had a dream that involved a bunch of my friends being in town and us deciding we wanted pizza at 2am and I had to work the next day.

Have replied to your email :)

[muji]

*goes with the quickness, then*

[innerbrat]

It is indeed how we conquered half the planet. Unfortunately, it's bloody hard to walk with deformed backbones, which is how we lost it all again.

[tinylegacies.livejournal.com]

Whee!

Also, do you mind if I friend you?

[newredshoes]

Still haven't done the dishes! Um. And also trying to determine if I'm hungry yet. Though if I'm good and make it out of here in the next fifteen minutes, I can hit Jamba Juice before getting on the train. Hmm...

[muji]

Yeah, go for it! I'm fuckin' random, but whatever. :D

[sdelmonte]

I am, for the most part, a Pixar fanatic. They do the best digital animation of anyone, they put story ahead of gimmick, they rarely hire Big Names (as DreamWorks always does) and stick with the right actor for the job, and John Lasseter is a visionary who love all kinds of animation. I swear by Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Ratatouille, and The Incredibles.

And yet, WALL-E doesn't grab me yet. I know I will see it at some point (unlike Cars, the one Pixar film that I find zero interest in). The animation looks amazing as usual. And unlike Ratatouille, this one looks like it will be a great family film. But until I get a sense that there is a strong story here and not just a lot of Chaplinesque humor followed by a space chase, I can't say for sure that I will go see it on the big screen.

All that said, Pixar on a bad day is still far better than any other American animation. So if you are jazzed for WALL-E, you will probably love it.

[muji]

There is a distinct lack of Jamba Juice in my life. D:

(However, I am rereading SARAH/George. Because I'm me. :D?)

[muji]

*snicker* Understandable.

(As far as the movie went: it was the Dude! From 'O Brother Where Art Thou'! With the Thing!)