Hearts of the Month: February 2012

PERSON - Kevin Smith
Smodcasts, (most of) his movies, live "Evening With" shows, playing street hockey... I could watch him do pretty much anything (and have done all of the above). I loved that at the beginning of February he broadcast his show "Kevin Smith: Live from Behind" from Toronto live to Cineplex theatres all over the country. He is just all kinds of fantastic and I am super excited to be seeing him live for the 3 (or is it 4th?) time this summer!


COMPANY - ThinkGeek
They have the most incredible customer service team I have ever come across. I had some shipping issues early in the month and they cleared it up quickly and beyond generously. I have never had a bad experience with them.


QUOTE - Won-Ton Jim
My sister was attempting to sing "The Saga Begins" by Weird Al and when it came time for her to say "Qui-Gon Jinn" she said "Won-Ton Jim". I am still laughing about it and this was weeks ago.


THING - Costume Parties
I have 2 costume parties a year, one about every six months. In the winter, for the Oscars and in the summer for my birthday. Call me a loser if you like but I just can't help but love a good theme party!


VIDEO - the new Avengers trailer

2011 RoundUp: The 100 New-to-Me Flicks of 2011

In my 4th year of trying I finally did it! These are the 100 movies I watched this year:

1. Easy A
2. Get Low
3. Beyond the Pole
4. Van Gogh: Painted with Words
5. The Switch
6. Hedwig and the Angry Inch
7. The Damned United
8. Despicable Me
9. Eat Pray Love
10. Mallrats
11. Pranzo di ferragosto
12. The Social Network
13. Erik the Viking
14. Summercamp!
15. The King's Speech
16. Inception
17. Black Swan
18. True Grit
19. The Tooth Fairy
20. Barney's Version
21. The Invention of Lying
22. Metropolis
23. Red Riding Hood
24. Hall Pass
25. Paul
26. Rango
27. Flash Gordon
28. SuckerPunch
29. The Babysitter's Club
30. Arthur
31. Horton Hears A Who
32. Christopher and His Kind
33. Megamind
34. ThanksKilling
35. Burlesque
36. Made in Dagenham
37. Babies
38. Muppets from Space
39. Back to the Future
40. Tangled
41. The Hangover Part II
42. Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
43. Road to El Dorado
44. Doctor Who's Lust in Space
45. Green Lantern
46. How to be a Serial Killer
47. How to Cook Your Life
48. Ponyo
49. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
50. Captain America: the First Avenger
51. Thor
52. Cowboys and Aliens
53. Iron Man 2
54. I Am Number Four
55. Source Code
56. Spider-Man
57. Spider-Man 2
58. Spider-Man 3
59. X-Men
60. X-Men 2: X-Men United
61. X-Men 3: The Last Stand
62. Young Nuns
63. Every Little Step
64. FAQ About Time Travel
65. Imagine Me & You
66. Cruise of the Gods
67. The Importance of Being Earnest
68. The Trip
69. Your Highness
70. In Time
71. Jim Gaffigan: Beyond the Pale
72. Gulliver's Travels
73. Wordplay
74. X-Men: First Class
75. My Kid Could Paint That
76. Bunny and the Bull
77. Bridesmaids
78. Who the #$&% Is Jackson Pollock
79. The Radio 1 Movie
80. Hugo
81. A Film With Me In It
82. Arthur Christmas
83. Burke & Hare
84. Frontrunners
85. Holy Flying Circus
86. Sarah Millican: Chatterbox
87. Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
88. Horrid Henry: The Movie
89. Valentines Day
90. Time Bandits
91. The Importance of Being Earnest [remake]
92. Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant
93. Ramona and Beezus
94. Not Another Teen Movie
95. Driving Lessons
96. Beastly
97. The Borrowers
98. The Muppets
99. Cherrybomb
100. Four Lions

2011 RoundUp: Favourite Movies.

My 10 favourite movies that I saw this year (in no particular order):

• Metropolis (1927)
  
• Van Gogh: Painted with Words (2010)
  
• Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001)
• The King's Speech (2010)
• Inception (2010)
• The Trip (2010)
• Bunny and the Bull (2009)
• The Importance of Being Earnest (1952)
• Four Lions (2010)
  
• The Social Network (2010)

And my 10 least favourite:

• SuckerPunch (2011)
  
• Burlesque (2010)
• Red Riding Hood (2011)
• The Invention of Lying (2009)
• How to Cook Your Life (2007)
• Doctor Who's Lust in Space (1998)
• Eat Pray Love (2010)
• ThanksKilling (2009)
• Muppets from Space (1999)
• Frontrunners (2008)

Festive Friday #1

Today I bring you my first of 5 FESTIVE FRIDAYs.

It's just does not feel like the Christmas season for me if I don't watch *Love, Actually*. If you haven't seen it, you really should. It's wonderful. It's hilarious. It warms my icy heart. It makes a single tear come from my eye.

As proof its fantasticness please enjoy Bill Nighy (♥) as Billy Mack singing (and thrusting) his festive tune at you.

2010 RoundUp: The 70 New-to-Me Flicks of 2010

JANUARY
An Education
Waiting for Guffman
Clerks II

FEBRUARY
Capitalism: A Love Story
Wristcutters: A Love Story
Confetti
Dig!
Garlic is as Good as Ten Mothers
Lipstick & Dynamite, Piss & Vinegar: The First Ladies of Wrestling
Deeper Than Y
The Outsider
Women in Boxes
We Are Wizards
Towncraft
Shutter Island
Red Without Blue
Monster Camp
Hell On Wheels

MARCH
Creation
Some Like It Hot
Twilight: New Moon
The Princess and the Frog
She's Out of My League
How to Train Your Dragon

APRIL
Cooking with Stella
Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging
Fantastic Mr. Fox
The Secret of Kells
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
KickAss

MAY
The Last Station
All About Eve

JUNE
Get Him To The Greek

JULY
The Last Airbender
Hated: G.G. Allin and the Murder Junkies
Jackass 2.5
Twilight: Eclipse
Couples Retreat

AUGUST
Matchstick Men
Dinner for Schmucks
Toy Story 3
Cop Out
Gentlemen Broncos
Role Models
Scott Pilgrim vs the World
Vampires Suck

SEPTEMBER
Canadian Bacon
Alice in Wonderland (2010)
Sherlock Holmes (2009)
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Real Time
Youth in Revolt
Hot Tub Time Machine
Suck

OCTOBER
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
Paper Heart
Ghost World
Foot Fist Way
Män som hatar kvinnor
Freddie Mercury: The Untold Story [By Those Who Know Him Best]
In the Loop
Run Ronnie Run
The Man Who Fell to Earth
Cemetery Junction
Survival of the Dead
MacGruber
Hawking
Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief

NOVEMBER
Jackass 3D

DECEMBER
Roman Holiday

2010 RoundUp: Favourite Movies.

Another year, another attempt to watch 100 movies I have never seen before, another fail- though I am pretty pleased with the result. I did much better than last year , and I blame my shortfall on my rehearsal and performance schedule when I was in the musical CHICAGO. Ah well, perhaps 2011 will be the magic year for me.

My 10 favourite movies that I saw this year (in no particular order):
Scott Pilgrim vs the World (2010)
Toy Story 3 (2010)
How to Train Your Dragon (2010)
Ghost World (2001)
Jackass 3D (2010)
Confetti (2006)
Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)
The Secret of Kells (2009)
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920)
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus (2009)

And my 10 least favourite:
Couples Retreat (2009)
Foot Fist Way (2006)
Deeper Than Y (2006)
Shutter Island (2010)
Twilight: New Moon (2009)
Cooking with Stella (2009)
Hot Tub Time Machine (2010)
Vampires Suck (2010)
Run Ronnie Run (2002)
Garlic is as Good as Ten Mothers (1980)

Really, I had unreasonably high hopes for a documentary all about garlic...

2009 RoundUp: The 53 New-to-Me Flicks of 2009

As I talked about in my previous post, 2009 was another unsuccessful year for my 100 film challenge, yet I don't deem it a failure. I mean, in the past 2 years I've watched over 120 films I had never seen before, many of which I may not have picked up if not for this goal.


JANUARY
Young @ Heart
Surviving the Treatment
Evil Remains
The Ruby in the Smoke
The Shadow in the North
Comic Book Villains
My Best Friend's Girl
Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
Bickford Shmeckler's Cool Ideas

FEBRUARY
Stardust
Eagle vs Shark
For Your Consideration
Just Buried
Bright Young Things
The Sasquatch Gang
Repo! The Genetic Opera

MARCH
John Cleese's Wine for the Confused
Watchmen
Bande à part
I Love You, Man

APRIL
Adventureland
Twilight
Resident Evil: Apocalypse

MAY
Bedtime Stories
Love Actually
Independence Day
Ghost Town
Star Trek
S. Darko
Dragonheart

JUNE
Fanboys
The Hangover
Chasing Amy
Year One

JULY
Confessions of a Superhero
Best in Show
King Arthur
Bruno
Lesbian Vampire Killers
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

AUGUST
(500) Days of Summer
District 9
Dogma
The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters
Zombie Girl
Son of Rambow

OCTOBER
Zombieland
Chéri
Mamma Mia
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Where the Wild Things Are

NOVEMBER
Is Anybody There?
Disney's Christmas Carol (3D)

DECEMBER
The Boat That Rocked


I have high hopes for 2010 and maybe this year you can join me as well.
My friend BJ of For the Insane TV did last year and you can check out his 2009 list over at his blog.

2009 RoundUp: Favourite Movies.

Like the year before, in 2009 I attempted to watch 100 movies I had never seen before. Unfortunately, I did much much worse this time around, only watching 53.
However, I did have the pleasure of seeing some amazing films.

My favourite movies that I saw this year (in no particular order):
Star Trek (2009)
(500) Days of Summer (2009)
District 9 (2009)
Dogma (1999)
Zombieland (2009)

Honourable Mentions:
The Hangover (2009)
Best in Show (2000)


I saw my share of stinkers as well:
Ghost Town (2008)
My Best Friend's Girl (2008)
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)
Evil Remains (2004)

The absolute worst being:
S. Darko (2009)

Let's see if in 2010 I can make it to 100.

Music Monday: She & Him

I finally got the chance to see (500) Days of Summer this weekend, and it was even more amazing than I expected it to be (and I expected it to be pretty dang awesome.)
Easily on of my top movies, perhaps of all time.
That good.
The movie stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt and, my #1 girl crush, Zooey Deschanel.
Which brings me to this week's Music Monday.

As well as being an actress, Zooey is 1/2 of the band She & Him.
I adore them.




She & Him also do an absolutely amazing cover of Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want by the Smiths for the (500) Days soundtrack. Check it out!

Quick and Dirty Reviews: Star Trek

It was AWESOME! What more can I say?
Of course no film is perfect, but I cannot think of anything I disliked about this movie. Even as someone who wasn't a big Star Trek fan going in, I was captivated from beginning to end.

As with all movies created from previous work with an already solid fanbase, there will be nitpicking. I've heard some grumblings from hardcore fans about Simon Pegg's accent being from the "wrong region" (and if you have a problem with it I highly suggest you check out his blog addressing the issue).

I thought the entire cast was amazing. Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto were awesome as expected. I was completely surprised by how great John Cho was and I walked away even more in love with Simon Pegg and Anton Yelchin.

I highly recommend this action packed, fun (and surprisingly funny at times) film!

Quick and Dirty Reviews: Watchmen

I am not claiming to know how to review a film. In fact, many people will disagree with my movie tastes (take for example the fact that I did not love the Dark Knight).
However, my new blog feature will be my quick and dirty film reviews.

I figured, hey, I try to watch 100 new-to-me movies during the year, why not share some of them?

The Quick and Dirty review simply states my immediate reactions to the film in question. What I enjoyed, what I didn't and whether I liked it or not.

This evening I saw my most anticipated film of the year.
Watchmen.
**Warning: May Be Slight Spoilers Ahead**


the good:

• The opening blew my freaking mind. That's really all I want to say about it. Just, wow.
• Patrick Wilson can do no wrong in my eyes. I love that man. I saw Lakeview Terrace for that man, and if you'll recall it was the top 5 worst movies I saw last year.
• I loved (almost) the whole cast actually. Special acknowledgment has to go to Jeffrey Dean Morgan as The Comedian and especially Jackie Earl Haley as Rorschach They were perfectly cast. Also Billy Crudup as Dr. Manhattan was way better than I imagined. I have heard that people didn't like his voice but I found it to be perfectly empty and haunting.
• The whole film looked absolutely fantastic. Completely gorgeous.
• With the time constraints of a movie and the depth and complexity of the book, I have to say that all involved did a pretty amazing job. Sure, things were changed, but this is the most true to source material comic book movie I can recall.

the bad:

• While the music was all awesome and I loved almost every song it was more in a "Hey this song is awesome" way than in regards to it actually fitting the film. The music seemed out of place (with the exception of the opening) and sort of distracting at points. In fact, in my theatre, almost every song that came on during the film caused the audience to laugh.
  
• I didn't really like Malin Akerman as Laurie Jupiter. I can't quite put my finger on why. Her acting seemed a little teen drama to me.
• Bubastis. For those who haven't read the book I am sure the cat with horns was a little confusing. Why include him at all if you are going to show that little of him and give absolutely no back story.

the verdict: I really really liked this movie. Would watch Watchmen again.

Again, these are just my immediate reactions to the film. I may even change my mind on some things once I sleep on it and once I see it again.

Also, the IMAX Experience is a waste of money unless the film was actually shot on IMAX.

Music Monday: Queen

Don't stop me now! One of my all time favourite tunes and perfectly fitting for the way I am feeling right now.
You know that casting session I brought up a couple of posts back? I totally got in! I am going to the go-see this Saturday!
I could possibly be in an Edgar Wright movie!

You know what was also in an Edgar Wright movie?
This song.

Ain't life grand?

Caution: F-Bombs.

An Evening with Kevin Smith

This past Friday I had the absolute pleasure of seeing An Evening With Kevin Smith live at Roy Thompson Hall in Toronto. It really was more than I could have hoped for.
As expected, Kevin was absolutely hilarious and I laughed til I cried.
As was NOT expected, my seats were AMAZING, and not only was Kevin joined by (the newly married) Jason Mewes but EDGAR WRIGHT -one of my film making heroes- was there to introduce the show.

Unfortunately, I didn't get any photos of Edgar since I was still feeling out the place and whether or not their "no photography" rule was enforced or not, but I will not rest until I get a photo of (or preferably with) that man.

He is in town for the next few months working the Scott Pilgrim film. I am currently working my way through the Scott Pilgrim books and they are just awesome. Edgar is totally the perfect choice to direct this film (though I am still not completely sold on Michael Cera as Scott).

I actually applied to a talent agency to hopefully get on the list to attend the go-see casting call for the film despite the fact they stated that they are looking for slim people for the INDIE ROCK LOOK (yes they typed that in all caps.)
Evidently fat kids can't be indie.
If they are looking for 'hundreds' of extras there has to be at least one fat chick right?

Well, I seemed to have gone off on a wild tangent.

How about some pictures from the evening?


I want his Watchmen badge.


Mewes arrives in a Monkey hat quite similar to one I own.


Mewes explains something..


First of 2 iPhone lightsaber battles. Epic.






All images copyright Erin Kys (All rights reserved)

Eye Spy...My best memory of 2008

Without a doubt my best memory of 2008 was spending August working on a movie set.
I had the amazing privilege of getting my first feature film job as Assistant On-Set Props for the upcoming horror/comedy Silent But Deadly. The movie stars some familiar faces: Jason Mewes (Clerks, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Zack and Miri Make a Porno), Jordan Prentice (In Bruges, Weirdsville), Patrick McKenna (Traders, The Red Green Show) and William Sadler (Roswell, The Shawshank Redemption).
Even with its stressful times, I had an absolute blast start to finish. I got to work with amazing people in field, not only made connections but made friends for a lifetime and learned more than I could have ever imagined.

AND I got to fling blood around! Best summer job ever.

I even have my own IMDb page now!

To join 'Eye-Spy Sunday' visit bugandpop.

2008 RoundUp: The 71 New-to-Me Flicks of 2008

Here is the full listing I mentioned in my previous entry, of movies watched in 2008.
NOTE: My rating is based solely on the level of my own enjoyment of the film, not necesserily on the quaility of said film. I do enjoy a crappy zombie flick.

JANUARY
24 Hour Party People (*****)
I Am Legend (** 1/2)
Green Street Hooligans (****)
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (*** 1/2)
Dawn of the Dead (2004) (** 1/2)
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (***)
Capturing the Friedmans Documentary (**** 1/2)

FEBRUARY
Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story (**** 1/2)
St.Trinian's (*** 1/2)
Talking Canadian Documentary (***)
Diary of the Dead (*****)

MARCH
F**K: A Documentary (***)
Penelope (*** 1/2)

APRIL
Sunset Boulevard (**** 1/2)
Return of the Living Dead (***)
Return of the Living Dead Part II (** 1/2)
FleshEater (****)
Undead (**** 1/2)
Forgetting Sarah Marshall (**** 1/2)

MAY
Teeth (**)
Tonari no Totoro (*****)
The Ten (****)
Learners (*** 1/2)
Wet Hot American Summer (**** 1/2)
Sex and the City (***)

JUNE
National Treasure 2 (***)

JULY
Hellboy II: The Golden Army (*****)
Hellboy (****)
Motel Hell (**)
Hellboy Animated: Blood and Iron (****)
Hellboy Animated: Sword of Storms (*** 1/2)
Dark Knight (*** 1/2)

AUGUST
Step Brothers (****)
Pineapple Express (****)
Tropic Thunder (****)
Meet the Spartans (*)
Killer Pad (***)
Hamlet 2 (****)
The Boys & Girls Guide to Getting Down (*****)

SEPTEMBER
Chain of Fools (***)
Zack and Miri Make a Porno (****)
American Zombie (****)
Amélie (****)
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (***)
Young People Fucking (****)
Slacker Uprising (****)
Sicko (****)
Orlando (**** 1/2)
Fetching Cody (**** 1/2)

OCTOBER
À Bout de Souffle (Breathless) (****)
The Conversation (*** 1/2)
Nick and Nora's Infinite Playlist (****)
El Espíritu de la colmena (*****)
The Astronaut Farmer (**)
Blindness (*** 1/2)
Lakeview Terrace (** 1/2)
Thirteen Ghosts (*** 1/2)
Brazil (**** 1/2)
I'm Reed Fish (****)
Iron Man (****)
The Baxter (*** 1/2)

NOVEMBER
Tank Girl (***)
How to Lose Friends & Alienate People (***)
Mon Oncle Antoine (****)
Wisecracks (****)

DECEMBER
WALL·E (**** 1/2)
Bam Margera Presents: Where the #$&% Is Santa? (*** 1/2)
An Evening With Kevin Smith (**** 1/2)
An Evening With Kevin Smith 2: Evening Harder (**** 1/2)
My Name is Bruce (*** 1/2)
Sold Out - A Threevening with Kevin Smith (**** 1/2)

2008 RoundUp: Favourite Movies.

I began this year with the goal of watching 100 movies I had never seen before. Needless to say, I did not succeed. However I did get to see 71 new-to-me films, and I don't think that's too shabby!

I saw a lot of great films this year, but after much deliberation, I have come up with my top 10 films I viewed for the first time in 2008.

The most enjoyable movie I saw this year was:
The Boys & Girls Guide to Getting Down (2006)

Followed closely by (in no particular order)
24 Hour Party People (2002)
Diary of the Dead (2007)
Tonari no Totoro (1988)
Brazil (1985)
Sunset Boulevard (1950)
Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008)
El Espíritu de la Colmena (1973)
Undead (2003)
WALL·E (2008)

Honourable Mentions:
Wet Hot American Summer (2001)
Orlando (1992)


I didn't see too many terrible flicks this year, but the ones I did see were stinkers indeed.

The overwhelming loser was:
Meet the Spartans (2008)

Followed by:
The Astronaut Farmer (2006)
Lakeview Terrace (2008)
I Am Legend (2007)
Zack Snyder's Dawn of the Dead (2004)

Despite this year's failure, I am trying again for 100 new-to-me movies in 2009.
Wish me luck!

Hallowired.

Another Halloween has come and gone. So sad. I wish Halloween was a week long event. Or, ya know, every day. I love everything about it. Carving pumpkins, making a sweet costume (you gotta DIY it! It's way more fun than store bought! And way more original!), seeing everyone else's sweet getups, some of the best parties of the year...

This year I went the nerdy route with my pumpkin
Get it?

I also went an equally geeky route with my costumeIf you are not familiar, I went as Ash from the Evil Dead series (and MUSICAL!), complete with homemade paper mache/juice jug chainsaw hand. I'd like to think it was a big hit.

It's sad to think I need to wait another whole year to do it all again.

On an upnote, I can now start listening to my Christmas playlist and get down to organizing the annual Secret Santa event!

I love the holidays!

This Is... My favourite film(s)!

This week's 'This Is...' theme is brought to us by Hokey.

I tried and tried and there is no possible way for me to narrow it down to just one favourite movie. I had a hard enough time getting it down to 10! I ended up grouping films in the same series together as one in order to keep my numbers down.

So here I present you, the trailers for my 10 favourite films (in no particular order)

*please note: not all trailers may be suitable for all audiences or appropriate to view at work*

It's All Gone Pete Tong

Funny, powerful, incredible sound design.

24 Hour Party People

Great music. Really funny. Steve Coogan is a legend.

Dawn of the Dead (ORIGINAL)

I chose Dawn to represent my adoration for George A Romero's 'of the dead' zombie flicks (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Land of the Dead, Diary of the Dead). I CANNOT GET ENOUGH OF THEM.

Evil Dead 2

I have still not seen the first of the Evil Dead trilogy, but Evil Dead 2 and it's successor 'Army of Darkness' have been high on my favourite movie list for many years. Absolutely hilarious, and made for an amazing MUSICAL. Bruce Campbell is my hero.

Hellboy II: The Golden Army

Hellboy is my absolute favourite superhero. Love the comics, love the movies, love the animated flicks.

The Boys and Girls Guide to Getting Down

I decided to check out this movie just because Jeff Davis is in it, but walked away surprised and pleased. The movie was really funny and extremely fun to watch, though it is definitely not for everyone.

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

Quirky and fun. I find that either you love the movie or you hate it. I LOVE it. I could just sit and watch it in mute and thoroughly enjoy watching the cinematography and the choices of colours. It's a great little film. Plus JEFF GOLDBLUM.

Star Wars: Return of the Jedi

I have to question any geek who doesn't include a Star Wars film on their favourite movies list. The original trilogy is an amazing story with breakthrough special effects. Most people love The Empire Strikes Back the most, but my favourite has to be Return of the Jedi. (I still live in a happy land full of denial when it comes to the new trilogy... Let's never talk of them again...)

Shaun of the Dead

The first of Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright's "Blood and Ice Cream" trilogy. The second is Hot Fuzz and the third is the yet to be "The World's End". Wright has an amazing way of shooting that even the mundane become extremely exciting visually. Pegg and Wright's writing seems silly - and it is - but on repeated viewing (and trust me I have repeated) you can see the literally hundreds of movie references and little touches that make the script infinitely complex. They make it look so easy, I don't know how they do it!

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

The movie that got me into filmmaking. Monty Python has literally changed my life and showed me that I never have to grow up and I really can make a living being silly. I have spent hours on end watching, quoting and dressing up as characters from the Monty Python movies and televison show. And when I say hours, I mean one time my friends and I had a Monty Python-a-thon and watched 9 1/2 hours, including on the dvd player in my van on the way to McDonalds to get lunch.

To check out more "This is..."s and get in on the fun check out three buttons.

Home Stretch

I am currently working on the last assignment of the school year, and it is proving to be a bit more challenging than I originally thought, but still..
LAST ASSIGNMENT!
TWO MORE DAYS OF CLASSES!
NO EXAMS!

Does it get any better?

Oh yeah, Forgetting Sarah Marshall comes out on Friday.