Still on the Quest

Saw Anna Karenina today, since I thought from the review I read that it would be an entirely different experience in a theater than on a DVD. I still think so, too. It's kind of baffling, but beautiful. And tragic, of course... And now I have to read the *&%$#! book!

Having mulled over the Hobbit for a day, I will now ( be spoilery behind a cut )

Brilliant movie. I strongly recommend it to anyone who loves movies, and can pretty much guarantee you will see it collecting award nominations by the bucketfull.

Spent the weekend gallivanting, and when I got home tonight there was a package. My very own DVD of Sherlock Holmes.

No, no, not that Sherlock Holmes. This Sherlock Holmes. The one with dinosaurs.

( Spoilers of course )

Just went and saw it and I gotta say:

Go see this one in the theaters!

Best thing Disney's done since Lilo and Stitch. The colors are amazing, the way they play with the art styles is fascinating, the music ain't bad, and all in all, it just ain't gonna be the same thing on a tv. Not even in blue ray.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00p86bw#synopsis radio interview with RDJ and Jude Law, which, since it's the BBC, will probably only be there temporarily. They're in the first fifteen minutes.

http://www.aceshowbiz.com/still/00004051/sherlock_holmes63.html#




It has to be the concussion, Watson thought frantically, although how the hallucination had managed to involve more senses than sight he could not fathom. Never had a dream smelled so sharply of soot and ash, never had one tasted so clearly of fear. The small hairs on his arms stood up in gooseflesh, and then shrivelled away as the heat poured over him.

He stumbled backwards as the woman in the fire smiled and raised a tendril of flame in greeting. Her voice came out of the conflagration, hissing like soft coals alight in a furnace. "Hello, John, dear."

Although actually, this picture is from something called "Black Death".

Still Sean Bean is always nice to look at.

I've just been getting overly excited about things like this:




Will try to drabble today, honest!

from hulu. Rachel McAdams was on Conan the other night and they showed this clip: