Pretty bad week and I’m not even sorry, taking some time off and being a slow blogger is sometimes necessary. And this week, I decided to take that small break and blog less than I’m used to. Despite of this, I can’t let my Linked system fall apart because I’m lazy – oh no, that would be unacceptable! There aren’t many but at least I tried…
My week:
- I watched Wreck-It Ralph and Django Unchained this week, first one was okay and the second one was bloody brilliant!
- On a less of an interesting note, I re-watched Cool Runnings.
- During the Django Unchained previews I had to literally keep my eyes closed and cover my ears when the Star Trek Into Darkness trailer was on – I’m glad to announce that I still haven’t seen it and I’ll be spoiler free when I do actually see it.
- In terms of TV-shows, I enjoyed every bit of House of Cards this week and during the weekend, I caught up with four episodes of My Mad Fat Diary.
- Also hang around with my friends this weekend, finally some socializing and shopping as well – got a pair of new trainers that were 70% off, gotta love discounts!
- I still haven’t figured out what to do for Valentine’s Day, I’m hating my previous post idea and I can’t seem to think of a new one.
LINKS:
Terry Malloy Pigeon Coop saw Silver Linings Playbook and liked it a lot.
Cinematic Corner‘s Margaret put down a list of her best and worst of 2012.
Dan the Man brings back memories and reviews Sixteen Candles.
Ramble Film made Mysterious Skin the movie of the week – I really should finish watching it now!
I’ve been feeling very nostalgic while seeing all these Friends gifs lately, oh the good old times.
Thanks for the link! Glad you liked Django, I’m actually working on the review but I didn’t love it as much as most of other Tarantino’s films.
Pulp Fiction is still my favorite. And I do think in terms of the story, Basterds is a bit better. But other than that, brilliant!
Hey, hey, hey! Thanks for the linkage Ray!
Always glad to bring ya back down memory lane!
Nice to be on the memory lane! 😀
Cool Runnings! Love that film! 🙂
Thanks for the link my friend, always appreciated!
I remember it being better than it actually is. I guess growing up makes all those childhood movies a bit less amazing.
You’re welcome.
Still looking forward to seeing Django, but have not found the time yet to actually go see it…it’s very frustrating.
Btw, if you haven’t seen it yet check out the interview I did with Paul Verhoeven last week. I’m very proud of it (shameless plug ;))
Hope you see Django soon and I’ll be sure to get to my reading list at some point.