I’ve been working most of the weekend, so I figured I’d take some time off before bed and watch a movie and drink a cup of tea. In terms of the tea, I’m trying to be a good decaffeinated Anna and drink my rooibos. I chose this, because it’s so luxurious and smooth and always hits the spot for me. I honestly think this might end up being a restock when I finally manage to clean out my tea stash.
As for the film, well. May I say I’ve been having the most amazing time so far – there’s roughly a quarter of an hour left of this masterpiece, and even though I was quite late to this particular party and have indeed been exposed to much of the hype, I am not disappointed. It’s such a privilege to get to watch one of the actors you adored growing up in the role of a lifetime. From teen heartthrob to this – a deeply conflicted individual, struggling to reach out to his estranged family in a time of overwhelming hardship. The enemies this man faces. The obstacles. Not to mention the stunning visuals. Finally, may I say how rare it is that I watch a movie and am consistently surprised at every twist and turn – I doubt I have leaned forward in sheer awe this many times during a screening before.
Seriously – don’t miss it; unless you’ve already seen Sharknado, hunt it down this instant.
Haha I think the best part is at the end when the tragedy brings him and the girl closer together
I don’t think the words, ‘S/he didn’t make it’ have ever been this infused with potential complexity since, well… Cube.
Lol. You talking about Ian Ziering? I know, I should imdb this but I have a feeling I know what you’re talking about
Haha, exactly. Good old Steve.
I kinda preferred Brandon myself.
I was very slutty about the whole thing and switched preferences pretty much every week. (Aside from Brenda, of course. My OTP would have been Brenda and D’Shawn Hardell. I mean, seriously.)