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[green_queen]

Gorgeous icons: here, here.

Way late, but go read ack_attack's Dr. Linus recap!

Also, check out this Buffy episode ranking site. Interesting stuff there.

IT WAS AWESOME. I loooooooooove Miles and Saywer as cop partners, and would totally watch that show. Sideways world is so much more functional and happier than our reality, isn't it? I thought this one one of the best eps in ages, and yay, no Jack! BONUS LIAM! I flailed. Does Charlotte sleeping with Sawyer strengthen the idea that Faraday doesn't exist in the alternaverse?

Last Friday night I also sawSaibogujiman kwenchana (I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK)

I was just flicking around and this caught my eye. It's a very eye-catching movie. It looks quite intriguing and unique, and while there is a sense that a lot of the movie repeats itself, it's a fresh and bittersweet film about mental instability. I thought it was adorable. The love story between the girl who won't eat because she thinks she's a cyborg and the boy who thinks he steals people's souls is gorgeous. It pushes the line occasionally, but it also provides some interesting ideas about why crazy people are crazy - it's like they take these obscure thoughts we have and become obsessive about one. Good stuff.

3.5 out of 5

But she learned to bear up under adversity through her assidious reading of the classics
Green Queen

Comments

[mishane.livejournal.com]

If you liked that movie, you should check out the directors (Park Chan-wook) other work. I actually think that was one of his weaker films (and the only funny one?). He did the Vengeance Trilogy which I adore (and which is getting remade in Hollywood which makes me all GRRRR-face).

[green-queen.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I know he did Sympathy for Lady Vengeance and those. I will check them out sometimes, although I do tend to like movies with a lighter touch, which I enjoyed in this one.

[entwashian.livejournal.com]

I'm a Cyborg But That's Okay reminded me a lot of Bryan Fuller's work. Visually interesting, fantasy elements, quirky romance, a young woman completely out of touch with her emotions...

[green-queen.livejournal.com]

I had that thought when I was watching it too - it also has that lovely bittersweet feeling that Pushing Daisies has, handling really heavy material with a light touch.