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Supergrass were disappointing? Or was the meal just really good?

Eagle vs. Shark was filmed around where I grew up. It's like an exaggerated version of the New Zealand of my childhood, made me very nostalgic watching it.

I saw Hancock tonight. The critical complaints about the jarring shifts in tone are dead on - it's all over the place. Plus the shaky ...

I haven't seen the second one yet. I thought Bender's Big Score was good, but not great. Way too many winking in-jokes for the fanboys.

Jurassic Bark and Time Keeps on Slippin' have probably the saddest endings I've seen in cartoons.

Me too. I'm glad I'm not the only one who got choked up at the ...

I found out today that I'm being sent to teach English in Osaka, rather than out in the countryside like most people on JET are. (Not that being in a small town wouldn't be cool, but I was definitely holding out for a big city).

Here's an artist's impression of what it will be like:

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Yeah. I initially got put on the reserve list - a little surprisingly, since my degree is in Japanese - but I just got upgraded to the shortlist today.

Pardon me, I have to go post in the lowlight thread now...

But the highlight? I found out I've been accepted to the teaching programme in Japan in applied for. I'll be going over there in August to teach English. Fuck yeah!

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Niiiice....

I saw 'Hot Fuzz' for free this morning.

Yeah, that is brilliant.

I also love the scenes involving 'pure being':

Tommy Corn : [after being hit in the face with a rubber ball] Awesome! Can we do the ball thing everyday?
Caterine Vauban : Don't call it the ball thing. Call it pure being.
Tommy Corn : Okay... so can we do the pure being ...

Anyone a fan? I've seen it a couple of times now and find it to be a highly enjoyable watch. Mark Wahlberg's character in particular is fantastic.

The closest I've got to watching a movie on drugs was watching Lost Highway for the first time when I was half-asleep. It was a very surreal experience. Then I watched it again while wide awake and it was just as surreal.

Spinal Tap was the one that started it all, though. I still think it's great. It's the best of all the Guest-type films.

I also really liked Waiting For Guffman, but I didn't care for A Mighty Wind.

Spinal Tap is brilliant, but Guffman would have to be my favourite. I don't know why, something ...

Graceful.

I left feeling pretty naseous from some of that shaky camera work... Plus from the thought of people getting eaten alive by bears, I guess.

Hitch-Hikers Guide To The Galaxy : Wow. This was shit. Taking into account the first bookof the five, then disregarding most of it, replacing it with a shitty new story, and basically reversing and highlighting the outcome of Arthur and Trillian's relationship. Great cast, travesty of a story ...

Tokyo Story is "important" as an influential and ground breaking film, in terms of technique. But quite simply, it is tedious. I watched it in stages, because there was a fair bit to be learnt from a film-history POV.


Yeah, it's not a film that gets your heart racing, that's for sure. I enjoyed ...