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500 Days Of Summer

k, so in the vein of dear High Contrast (not pronounced High ContRAHst, Toby of Surbiton), i'm a gonna do you a movie review. too bad this one doesn't really warrant a post structuralist Derridaian rinse out. it's just a chick flick.. OR IS IT? lol.
went to see it with this impossibly pretty and brainy rose of england who i have been destroying the life of for over a year now.

there were so many parallels in this movie with what i am currently going thru it was disturbing. watching the trite mewings of that man-teen from Thrid Rock From The Sun, and that girl with the massive eyes who pretended to cut a paedo's bollocks off in Hard Candy really cheapened the whole affair. Wish i'd never seen it now. My love life got Hollywoodised before my very eyes.

weird how the events of your life can make you sit through something you'd otherwise walk out of before the opening credits have finished. but such is art i spose. it either resonates with you, or it doesn't.

Sick-as-all-fuck soundtrack tho; Temper Trap, Regina Spektor etc.

Submitted by mmplisskin on Tue, 09/15/2009 - 21:25.

Hey jamie.... cam you help me out here... was Talk me down recorded around A444 Hz?


Submitted by Riley on Mon, 09/14/2009 - 16:16.

and plenty of the smiths, and err you make my dreams by hall and oates!


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