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Brand new Voyage of the Damned trailer and OMGOMGOMG again. I cannot textually render how excited I am about this, so I content myself with doing a mirror upload so that all may share in the anticipated squee:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=K4L3DOK9
Which...was a good thing to come home to. I had a lovely brunch with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
pipsqueaky and taraljc, and I love spending time with them 'cause they are awesome. And we went to go see Enchanted which was...not so awesome. On the surface it's quite cute and sweet. It also started raising my humorless feminist hackles almost right away, and I sort of ended up leaving the theater rather...angry with it. I'm sure I have a long rant in me about it, but mostly I'm just...sad. I think more so because it had the potential to subvert several messages that I think are harmful, and then it not only didn't, but reinforced them. It makes me tired.
On the plus side I don't think I've ever laughed so hard in my life, because, okay, there is this one scene where the princess starts feeling up Patrick Dempsey's chest hair...and as this happens you suddenly hear, very loud and clear, and with great conviction, coming from the middle of the theater audience the voice of a small child (I'm guessing five or sixish) who bursts out with "EWWWWWWWW". I think I missed the next three scenes entirely because I couldn't stop laughing. I wish I knew who that kid in the audience was...I would've bought her a cookie.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=K4L3DOK9
Which...was a good thing to come home to. I had a lovely brunch with
pipsqueaky and taraljc, and I love spending time with them 'cause they are awesome. And we went to go see Enchanted which was...not so awesome. On the surface it's quite cute and sweet. It also started raising my humorless feminist hackles almost right away, and I sort of ended up leaving the theater rather...angry with it. I'm sure I have a long rant in me about it, but mostly I'm just...sad. I think more so because it had the potential to subvert several messages that I think are harmful, and then it not only didn't, but reinforced them. It makes me tired. On the plus side I don't think I've ever laughed so hard in my life, because, okay, there is this one scene where the princess starts feeling up Patrick Dempsey's chest hair...and as this happens you suddenly hear, very loud and clear, and with great conviction, coming from the middle of the theater audience the voice of a small child (I'm guessing five or sixish) who bursts out with "EWWWWWWWW". I think I missed the next three scenes entirely because I couldn't stop laughing. I wish I knew who that kid in the audience was...I would've bought her a cookie.