Sunday, September 19, 2010

V. Mars, Easy A, 80's dream.

Okay so, here's the deal. I love movies, and I love tv shows. Both of which make me love Netflix. Netflix is the bane of my existence. A very good bane of existence. I always get addicted to new shows and stay locked up until I'm done with every season. Newest addiction?

Veronica Mars. This show is ridiculously phenomenal. It's full of fun, mystery, drama, hotties, and it's ADDICTIVE. I can hardly stop myself from watching it all the time. And any stopping is pretty much an epic fail. I'm currently watching Season 2 Episode 9. Mind you, I began watching this show just a few days ago. And season one is like 25 episodes? And they are all 43 minutes long. I really just love this dang show, I'm pretty much half done with it, just one and a half seasons left!

I also love movies. A lot. Yesterday I saw: Easy A. If you can get over the bad language (because there is quite a lot) the it's probably one of the funniest movies I've seen in a long time! Seriously amazing. "Who told you you're adopted?!" Probably one of the funniest scenes in the movies. If you wanna see a freakin hilarious movie that's not super long...then you MUST see this movie!

What did I learn from this movie? Well...I learned that I wish my life was like an 80's movie. . Perhaps I'm like Molly Ringwald in the stellar film "The Breakfast Club" and I fall for the bad boy type...Like maybe John Bender is the one for me? Oh perhaps I'll take the Sixteen Candles approach to Molly Ringwald..and I like to fall for the rich popular kid? Or perhaps....I'll fall for a Ferris Bueller. Yep. I'll take one of the Ferris' in the world. Fun, spontaneous and hilarious. I mean really, who wouldn't love to have fun all the time? I'll take a Ferris.

When anyone finds a Ferris, let me know :)

P.S. Props to Molly Ringwald for all her BratPack work. It was phenomenal, there is no denying that. And props to Molly for the tieback to your bratpack days in the most recent episode of Secret Life of the American Teenager. "Everyone forgot my 16th birthday and i've never forgotten it". It was appreciated.

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