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[alexander]

Lol, she will be the hardest for the main character to convince into joining the crew, since she will be the most skeptical about the whole alien thing, and also because she don't get along with the other characters at all.

[Grace]

Youtube's helping me find all of my old favorite songs--my childhood's showin' up~

Robert Palmer, Melissa Etheridge, Alannah Myles, A-Ha, Pat Benatar, to name a few

@alex-- Yup. A handful alright XD She sounds like fun, though.

[alexander]

What is your favourite genre Kushina?

[Grace]

Favorite genre of....music? Don't really have one; I'll listen to just about anything lol If I had to pick one, though...maybe rock?

[alexander]

Something like this?

[Grace]

Yessss something exactly like that *________*

[alexander]

Humm, and what about movies, do you enjoy them too?

[Grace]

Do I...lol, yes. Yes I enjoy movies very much. I was kinda raised on all sorts of different movies by my grandma and mom. Not too many current films that I keep track of due to lack of money to actually go out and see things in the theaters, but I'm still a movie dork X)

[alexander]

Really? Any special genre? Mine is probally comedies, such as the movie eurotrip. And well... no need to go the theaters, you can aways rent one too right?

[Grace]

Eeenh, the same money for going to the theater is needed to rent P; I usually just wait 'til my grandma buys whatever it is I want to see; she'll buy almost anything that comes out.

Favorite genre...musicals, maybe? lol I like comedies, suspense thrillers, some fantasy, historical/period pieces, older mysteries... *shrug* I tend to veer away from gore-fest movies and what I consider bore-fests: political movies (unless made especially fun or something), rom-coms that use actors I don't like or the same tired storylines and characters...

[alexander]

Well, here renting is aways much cheaper then going for the movies. Not sure what's the difference there on the US. Musicals... I aways found them rather.... strange. I mean, even if an guy is dying at the side of the characters, they will start dancing and singing, lol, it feels to random for me. I personally enjoy political movies, as long as they try to pass an real important message to the viewers, otherwise, meh.

And now I must spam this wonderful piece, regardless of the consequences.



I seriously need to watch this movie again....

[Grace]

lol What musicals featured that, I wonder? I've seen some where dying people sing, but not dance (that I can recall) XD I love musicals, as long as the musical numbers can blend into the actual story instead of just sort of...happening for the sake of happening.

Renting here can be cheaper, but the problem is that I have no money at all, so doing either is pretty difficult P;

Awww that scene cracks me up, but I always feel bad for the Roboman XD

[alexander]

Lol, that's exactly my problem with musicals, it feels most of the time that the characters are just singing and dancing for the hell of it, rather then for an actual reason XD

I hardly rent or go to the movies these days, since most of it feels like just an bunch of special effects smashed together and people pretending to be actors. It's rare for an movie to come out and actually please me these days. Guess I'm picky.

Ow, the roboman, that guy deserve an prize for that scene alone.

[Grace]

Really? I guess being raised on musicals by my grandma, I kind of accept musical numbers to appear in the flow of the plot--it has to be a really badly placed/bad song for me to call something an overall bad musical as opposed to one I just didn't enjoy.

I can see that. I think the last movie I saw in theaters that made me go "omg that was a fantastic movie" was The King's Speech. There have been a few since then that I generally liked, but none that really stood out to me for plot, setting, or characters alone or combined. And what's with all of the remakes lately? It's getting annoying >=/

[alexander]

Well, I suppose musicals are not really my thing then~

The latest movie I saw on the theathers that really delivered was Super 8, that was the best child acting I ever seen *_____* And I usually find kids bad at acting, so it means a lot coming from me.

The problem with remakes is that they don't feel like remakes. The directors seem to have an such an desperate need to make their movies unique, that they forget that they are supposed to look like the original piece, and if an remake is not faithful, they usually suck, similar to movie adaptaions from other medias. I think deep down that remakes are done because of general lack of new ideas for movies.

[Grace]

Never saw Super 8; I barely remember even hearing about it >>;

Exactly--if you're remaking something, give it your own spin while still keeping the core of what made the original what it was. It seems like a lot of remakes today are just trying to give the originals "edge" by making them flashier, more violent in the case of horror, or more sexy. A lot of them come off as being really shallow, completely missing the heart that the originals had.

[alexander]

You must watch this movie!!



It's set on the early 80' where an boy mother dies on a fabric accident and he now have to live with an stranged father. One day he decide to help his friends with an amateur movie, only to witness an massive train crash were an concelead creature hidden by the government is set loose an terrorizes his city, then our little heroes go out looking for the truth.

[Grace]

Oh. Um.... Haven't posted in a while--school, school, and more school. With lots of Tumblr in between. I am sorry v______v

Also, er: happy birthday to me! /lame =D

[Fyuria'sLeo]

I've said it to you three times now but

HAPPY BIRTHDAY KUSHINA-CHAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[alexander]

Birthday?? And I missed?! I shaw properly present you with something madam. Worry not!