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Really? I still haven't seen it. But I still want to :P

Ah, then I shall refrain from giving away key points of the plot. No matter how predictable they are.

*tapes mouth shut*

I have/had high expectations for it but it went on the back burner.



Then again, it is a remake of a classic.



I have been putting of seeing the newest Alice in Wonderland as well.



There is a lesson in there somewhere I think.

The effects are good, the acting is superb, and there's plenty of gore... but overall, it just lacks something. I can't quite put my finger on it. I'm left with the feeling that there should have been more of a story.

I also am still going to watch it, the clips look good. I suppose that's the best bits of the film.

Funy- I absolutely loved it- it had that same atmospheric dark feel to it that I remember getting from the old movies. Yet there were just enough modern witticisms to get me tickled. Sorry you didn't like it.

Sir Tony, A Bad Review?



I shall watch it through pirated means, eventually.



Now you have biased me.





Jack, Alice in Wonderland can be viewed through Project Free TV. Though I heard, it is best viewed in I-Max 3 D.

Statistically speaking, I think for most the amount of time is ona curve... and eventually flatlines as a relative constant, assuming, all variables remaining constant.



After all, there is just so much junk a basement/garage/attic can contain...



I think for the TV's you should try the whole "throwing them down the wooden stairs" thing... as long as they haven't been plugged in for a few months or years, you won't be risking a fire or explosion...

lol well at least all of your things was put there by you! My attic was fillllllllllllllllled with crap the goblins have collected over the years lol lol

Thanks for starting this entry with "sloth." Now I can't thtop thaying ThlothLethtat :(

This is the reason I fear purging my back pack..

I am unable to break away from Sloth = Thoth!

hehe i never have these issues because i only keep what i use and toss the rest. my mom always told me that, if you haven't used something in over a year, more than likely you aren't going to. a lot of people tend to latch onto material things for sentimental reasons, and that's cool as long as you honor the purpose of having it and it's not in a box in the corner making a nice home for rats and spiders. lol A well organized place makes everything easier on anyone that takes the effort to do it. that's all that it really comes down to, is Effort. :)

I am bad- reading this the only thing I have to say or ask is...



Remember when you had to get up off the couch, out of the chair and TURN the knob to change the channel? Now that... that is old. lol

yes! when I was little we had a set like that with a big ass chrome knob on the front. It turned with a loud clunk-clunk-clunk. And we only had, like, 9 channels.



You really had to plan your TV viewing carefully to avoid any unnecessary walking around the room. Mainly because, as soon as you stood up, a sibling (perhaps an evil little brother) would take your seat.



Jerk.