Now if you paid even the slightest bit of attention to your Facebook feed or your Twitter feed yesterday,you probably would’ve noticed a little bit of news in the nerd and film world.
Disney, probably one of the biggest companies in the world, has made the move to acquire Lucasfilm Ltd. in a transaction estimated at over 4 billion dollars.
You know there is something that I noticed today. And it’s that Tuesdays are worse than Mondays. I mean, sure, Mondays feel terrible after the weekend, especially when your weekend has been awesome. But Tuesdays, Tuesdays are way worse. Tuesdays are like, oh you got through Monday? Well you still have four more days til the weekend! You’re still not even close! Ugh.
Not to mention the fact that it is still in the 80s here in Southern California even though it’s nearly November and meanwhile it’s raging storms on the east coast. Signs of global warming and climate change? I’d say yes.
Today, my friends, I’m going to complain a little bit. I saw this picture online and it made me laugh.
And the fact is, They are not wrong. I would seriously sit through a six hour Harry Potter movie if they put more details. I definitely would. And yeah, I probably would still complain about what they left out. It just got me to thinking. How many times do we go to movies to see the adaptation of our favorite books and come out feeling disappointed? How often do we come out actually feeling satisfied?
Happy Friday :) Here’s a little meme to keep you occupied. I’m sure all you fangirls can relate.
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Oh hello my friends. How are we all doing this week? Great? I hope so. If not, make it good! You can always turn a frown upside down. I recommend Harry Potter.
Well, its that time of week again, its time for Book of the Week. If you missed last week’s Book of the Week, Bazingirl did a haunting and horrifying review of The Exorcist.
If you haven’t read this week’s book, I encourage you to read anyway. I keep it very spoiler free because I believe this book should be enjoyed without knowing anything. It ruins the story! And you’ll see why.
Have you ever watched a TV show or a movie and wondered where all those extras come from? Like, where on earth do the other students in a classroom come from? Or the diners in a restaurant, the soldiers on a battlefield?
I don’t know how many of you ever think of these but I do all the time. Hey, I’m a Ravenclaw.
Luckily enough, I know someone who could give me the answers to my curiosity.
