Jess
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Cemetery Junction - Ricky Gervais is a legend.
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How to Train Your Dragon (in 3D) and Dear John. I agree with what Lise said about Amanda and Channing having amazing chemistry. But I also agree with the rest of what she said. Ugh! Might read the book, though - I saw it in a bookshop here the other day; although it's called 'Remember to Look at the Moon', or something, which threw me at first!
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It's been beautiful, 25°c weather here recently, and then tonight it's poured with rain - complete with thunder and lightning!
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Tra le nuvole (Up In The Air) and Amabili resti (The Lovely Bones). The first was really good, and actually had quite a lot of substance to it for a rom-com, but the second was the most harrowing thing I've ever seen. I cried all the way through. Weirdly, I'd still really recommend it, though, although I don't think it's out in England yet (and I have no idea why Italy got it first - odd!).
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Really windy and rainy and, just, bleugh.
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It's actually been really sunny today with lots of blue skies!
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Blue skies = yay!
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Sta nevicando! It's snowing - wooo! Although it means that my plans to go to Venice tomorrow are somewhat destroyed.
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It's just overcast and rather non-descript, to be honest.
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It's pretty overcast today, about 2°C and slightly windy. It's better than it has been, though.
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Avatar in 3D. Seriously, it's amaaazing!
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Hey Jess, A fellow UKer ;) Hows life? Hope the cold weather isnt treating you too roughly.
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Absolutely freezing - I think it's about -5°C right about now.
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Did You Hear About the Morgans? SO. GOOD. I want to go into witness relocation with Hugh Grant, damnit. I also want my parents to adopt a gorgeous Chinese baby and call her Rae, please. But I think I'll stear clear of the grizzly bears.
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A Series of Unfortunate Events. I found it really disturbing. I dunno, I know the title somewhat gives away the fact that it's not exactly gonna be a barrel of laughs, but I did think there was something unnecessarily sadistic about the fact that the children's crazy uncle takes them on a trip and goes into a shop 'to buy nice things', leaving them locked in the car... ON A RAILWAY LINE, with a train about to arrive at any moment. Michael McIntyre's Hello, Wembley! is much more to my taste, though.
