20080109

quinceanera

My latest netflick was the film "Quinceanera". Before that I borrowed "Georgia Rule" from my mom's netflick queue. I enjoyed both films, and was pleasantly surprised that Felicity Huffman nearly managed to steal the show from Lindsay Lohan. However, in terms of upcoming movies, I just realized that Cloverfield and and 27 Dresses come out on the same day. It's prolly not that big of a conflict because my friends..ok, my fiance, since I don't have any local friends..will most likely arrange to see Cloverfield. But who's going to see 27 Dresses with me? I don't want to wait for it on netflix or bitorrent, but it's just depressing on your oown. At least for chick flicks it is; I can see something like Memento alone wwithout a second thought.

This post was brought to you by my new Nokia internet tablet. ;

4 comments:

  1. I'LL SEE IT WITH YOU! ha ha if you can wait til March!

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  2. Anonymous2:51 PM

    I noticed that you use "netflick" as the singular of "netflix," whereas Arun and I have tended to take "netflix" as a singular noun (ex. "A new netflix came in the mail today.") with "netflices" as its plural. "Netflick" makes much more sense, of course, but it never occurred to me. Neat.

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  3. Now you've made me think I need a new spelling for netflick, because the ck to x pluralization doesnt seem consistent, but i'm not sure what would be. netflic? netflik? I like yours too, cause i originally started out using netflix as a singular thing arriving in the mail and later changed to netflick.

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  4. re: irishbutterfly

    i think i can wait; let's hope its still in theaters!

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