White Collar = awesome
Oct. 27th, 2009 07:50 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
owlbeerOn the recommendation of what felt like half my flist, I watched White Collar.
No, seriously, awesome.
I was laughing in delight at multiple points in the episode, and the dialogue and the characters. It was a lot of fun, and Matt Bomer and Tim DeKay's interaction especially was a joy to watch.
Tiffani Thiessen, also not annoying, and I wasn't sitting there going 'Hi Kelly Kapowski' in my head the entire time, which is definitely a win. (Even if Tim DeKay kept reminding me of Sam Raimi).
I hope the rest of the season lives up to this Pilot.
Last week, I saw Metropia at the London Film Festival, which also happened to be the UK premiere. No Alex, (I would have posted something a hell of a lot earlier had there been), but Tarik Saleh was there and did a cool Q&A afterward. He's an interesting guy. He asked to take a photo of the audience, which was cute.
The movie itself was really cool. The animation style was unlike any I've seen, and the story line was an interesting dystopian sci-fi. The voice work was also excellent, especially Alex, but I would say that. ;) Interesting to hear his voice alongside his father's.
Dr Who repeats on BBC Three for the win. "Journey's End" is on, which is well, insane, but I love it so, and it still makes me cry apparently. And even though I was never a huge Doctor/Rose fan, they are really adorable in this.
The trailer for Green Zone (Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass's newest film) looks pretty good (and as Film School Rejects said looks a little like Jason Bourne meets the Iraq War), but uh, it's based on Imperial Life in the Emerald City? Unless the book changes a lot in the last third I haven't read yet, I'm going to assume its a quite a loose adaption.
Job search: Ongoing. Bound to step over the Hospitality Line soon. *resigned shrug*
Edit: TV is being nice to me. First Dr Who, now Ocean's Eleven. I still love that poker scene an unbelievable amount.
No, seriously, awesome.
I was laughing in delight at multiple points in the episode, and the dialogue and the characters. It was a lot of fun, and Matt Bomer and Tim DeKay's interaction especially was a joy to watch.
Tiffani Thiessen, also not annoying, and I wasn't sitting there going 'Hi Kelly Kapowski' in my head the entire time, which is definitely a win. (Even if Tim DeKay kept reminding me of Sam Raimi).
I hope the rest of the season lives up to this Pilot.
Last week, I saw Metropia at the London Film Festival, which also happened to be the UK premiere. No Alex, (I would have posted something a hell of a lot earlier had there been), but Tarik Saleh was there and did a cool Q&A afterward. He's an interesting guy. He asked to take a photo of the audience, which was cute.
The movie itself was really cool. The animation style was unlike any I've seen, and the story line was an interesting dystopian sci-fi. The voice work was also excellent, especially Alex, but I would say that. ;) Interesting to hear his voice alongside his father's.
Dr Who repeats on BBC Three for the win. "Journey's End" is on, which is well, insane, but I love it so, and it still makes me cry apparently. And even though I was never a huge Doctor/Rose fan, they are really adorable in this.
The trailer for Green Zone (Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass's newest film) looks pretty good (and as Film School Rejects said looks a little like Jason Bourne meets the Iraq War), but uh, it's based on Imperial Life in the Emerald City? Unless the book changes a lot in the last third I haven't read yet, I'm going to assume its a quite a loose adaption.
Job search: Ongoing. Bound to step over the Hospitality Line soon. *resigned shrug*
Edit: TV is being nice to me. First Dr Who, now Ocean's Eleven. I still love that poker scene an unbelievable amount.
