LR's MOVIE OF THE NOW

[Frostbite]

I watched the first one for a lady. Never again. Never again.

[smiley_cow]

MOVIE OF THE NOW:
Lilo and Stitch (2002)

D'awwwwww. I like that Lilo is a little violent and psychotic (at 2:10), and reminds me of me as a kid.

I like how she does very strange things like collect pictures of fat people. It reminds me of me as a kid.

It's pretty all right! Kevin McDonald still kicks ass. He's a Canadian.

I'm fairly confident in saying that The Kids in the Hall always kick ass no matter what they're doing.

[Lethal Interjection]

I watched the first one for a lady. Never again. Never again.

The next one you'll watch for a man?

[LordRetard]

I watched the first one for a lady. Never again. Never again.

The next one you'll watch for a man?

Team Edward/Jacob

[Frostbite]

I was thinking more along the lines of not watching it at all.

[Cirtur]

Team Jedward?

OH GOD JEDWARD ARE A THING

[LordRetard]

Team Jedward?

OH GOD JEDWARD ARE A THING

According to my research, Jedward is something really gay and irish. Confirm/deny?

[Cirtur]

confirm

[Apocalyptus]

I read the books. I am trying to work up the courage to watch the films eventually, but I'm not sure it's going to happen. I'm going to have to find some way to live with myself.

[Kimra]

Team Jedward?

OH GOD JEDWARD ARE A THING

I think I saw them on the Graham Norton show. I love that man and his chair.

[Cirtur]

It's hard to imagine it now, but Graham Norton used to be funny.

[Snarky00]

I read the books. I am trying to work up the courage to watch the films eventually, but I'm not sure it's going to happen. I'm going to have to find some way to live with myself.

Call it a test of your personal willpower to not vomit during the movies.

[carbonstealer]

The books, while not spectacularly well written, plotted or characterised are no worse than any other pop teen fiction really. With this easy going attitude, let me say that the first movie is horrendous. There's no words. Just no words. Its Eragon all over again

[Kimra]

At least it's not Dungeons and Dragons all over again. Eragon at least had... something. A blue dragon true, but it was something.

Besides that. I defend the pop teen fiction genre. I read a lot of teen fiction. A lot of it. And I will fight anyone to the death if they say that these books are even worth being in the same category. To the DEATH.*

*or the PAIN. Whichever.

[carbonstealer]

I read Meg Cabot books from time to time, and I enjoy them, but I can't say they have more substance than Twilight. The only difference is that Meg Cabot knows she is writing fluff and Stephenie Meyer is trying to pass her work off as serious