The 20 Something Society

I know you guys are probably sick of this – but here the The Runaways movie official video for Cherrybomb.

Is this not the cutest thing ever in life?  Little wizard babies.  

This is Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fannings recording of Cherrybomb for the OST.

I would really like to check out Howard Schatzs book In Character: Actors Acting.  He gives actors situations and captures their reactions on film.  

Amy Poehler: Left: You are sneaking a peek, in the middle of the night, at your sweet new boyfriend’s computer … and discovering e-mails to and from his three current “other” girlfriends. ~ Center: You are a Park Avenue matron, paying your husband a surprise visit at his office and discovering him on the couch in flagrante delicto with his secretary. ~ Right: You are a disoriented homeless woman being arrested for loitering.

Hugh Laurie:Left: You are a dedicated father who, with your wife, has just sat down to dinner with your 15-year-old daughter, who is defiantly announcing that she’s pregnant. ~ Center: You are a fashion designer on the morning of your big runway show, realizing that nothing in the collection is ready or fabulous.  ~ Right: You are a blustering, pompous member of the British Parliament, giving a speech that is being broadcast on the BBC, and you’re thrilled at the sound of your own voice.

Jeff Goldblum:Left: You’re the surly 14-year-old son of a single mother, steeling yourself as she awkwardly, haltingly begins a belated and unnecessary “birds and bees” talk.  ~ Center: You’re at your daughter’s college graduation, and the pretty classmate of hers that you’ve been secretly ogling has just said, “Mr. Lefkowitz, you can’t be 58—you’re too cool!”  ~ Right: You’re the valedictorian of your high-school class, having just been introduced to give the speech of your young life—and your mind has gone completely blank.

Today the husband and I are having a rather lazy sunday doing what we seem to do best.  Watching movies!  I watched Coraline this morning.  By myself.  Now the husband and I are watching The Final Destination.  We’re still at the beginning, and I’m guessing its not going to be a five star flick or anything, but I loved the opening credits.

New poster for the Nightmare on Elm Street remake.

Color me skeptical yet excited.  I can tell you this much.  I like that they are taking it to a more realistic place with the makeup.  I am not scared of fire, but am terrified of the thought of being burned so the scars themselves evoke feelings of horror for me personally.  It’ll only help them out.  I think Jackie Earle Haley will do us proud though.

We’re going on a road trip tomorrow so today consisted of packing + laundry + horror movies.

If only I could have been packing my belongings into these - 

Ahhhhhh.  These are Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton using a jungle pattern created by Wes Andersons brother.  They were made for The Darjeeling Limited.  If I could only wish for one piece…let it be the duffel.

I’m watching Thoroughly Modern Milly and thoroughly enjoying this jazz baby scene.

Is it odd to say that watching Rosemarys Baby is like a breath of fresh air to me. 

This is my favorite version of the book cover….maybe because its the one I had?  An old Copy I found at a used book store, The Book Nook, in my home town.  I miss that place.

Poster

Today was a running around town doing errands kind of day.  But before that could start, the husband made some homemade cinnamon rolls.

Yum.

We started to walk out of the door and realized it was snowing, so I grabbed my handy dandy man hat.  When we hopped in the car and plugged the ipod in the first song of the day was – - – Metallica – Enter Sandman!  YES!  I love to sing like James Hetfield. 

First stop – Moviestop.  While trying to find a parking spot I let out a huge GASP and made my husband think he was about to get in a wreck or run over someone.  Really I just saw a banner saying Moviestop was having a horrorfest sale.  He had to keep me under control.  We traded in what seemed like a million and two movies, and in return got enough back for about one and a half blu rays.  We chose Star Trek and Boogie Nights.  

I decided if we ever have a son, I’m going to get him the young Spock haircut.  YEAH BOI.

I always have said, if I would have been A) single and B) more adventurous when I graduated high school, I would have went away to film school.  But I didn’t.  Looking back I really believe the first time I ever thought about filmmaking was when I was in middle school and read Stephen Kings Christine.  I had never seen the movie and waited until I was done with the book to watch it.  Needless to say, I was pretty disappointed and dreamt of remaking the movie by the time I was 25.  I’ll be 25 in about three months.  I also started writing a screenplay when I was in middle school.  I believe I called it ‘Two Can Keep A Secret’ and it fell in the horror genre.  I have no idea where that is floating around.  I still think about these things and am very interested in how movies are made.  I’m the type that watches all of the commentaries and special features.  By myself because my husband has little to no interest.  If you aren’t this type you might not want to watch this video of PTAs three minute film school commentary to the beginning scene from Boogie Nights.  This movie is epic by the way.

Next stop – Target!  To spend my leftover christmas gift cards.

I selected..some outlet converters for our old house.

A pretty polka dotted scarf, black stripedy sweater, and riding/militia style hat.  I can’t decide which one.

And some bones for the pup.

Third stop – the husbands favorite place….Bed Bath and Beyond.  He bought some boring things like oxo canisters, chip clips, and a tervis tumbler national championship Alabama football cup?

Then Best Buy to spend his leftover christmas gift card, he chose a car charger for his Iphone.  I know, loads of excitement from us.  

So thats my day.  Sorry if it bored you!