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When I heard the second song performed by Glen Hansard in the movie (that original song he sang that night when he first met Marketa Irglova's character), I knew I would fall in love with the movie and the soundtrack. And I did. I still am.

Go watch it!

(The video above is the signature song of the movie. And I love it!)

so i really AM a fag hag...

Francis and I watching My Bestfriend's Wedding at their place.

Me: Crush na crush ko dyan si Rupert Everett!

Francis: Bading kase eh!

Me: Ay, oo nga...

(Apparently, I'm blog-whoring here. Man, I need to start working on my article. But because I'm currently preoccupied with cable TV and free Internet, I think I'll work on it tomorrow. Hahaha!)

my first love is back!!!

How I wish I were the couch...

So okay. I'm trying so hard to stop myself from screaming and doing 17 cartwheels.

Hotness David Duchovny is back in the boob tube, baby! He stars in the new drama series "Californication" as Hank Moody–a writer struggling to balance his role as a father, as an ex-boyfriend and as a sex-and-drug addict...

Wait.

Sex addict?

Does that mean there'll be lots of hot, beautiful women getting in bed with MY David? So there'll be lots of bed scenes?!? That'll mean lots of weeping for me!

Noooooooooooooooooo!

So I guess I'll just have to close my eyes. Or pretend he's just playing detective with Scully. Oh well. At least I get to see him again. After a long hiatus, it's about time! (But I admit that he looks older now. And hotter. Ahahaha!)

Now let me just get back to screaming. And I think I'll do 26 cartwheels.

movie raviews

Autobots, roll out!

Transformers rocks! If you haven't seen it yet, you're missing a lot, so better run to a theater nearest you! Imma watch it again. Woohoo!

Light Yagami (left) and L/Ryuzaki

This Japanese movie, Death Note, which is based on a manga, also rocks. I have to thank Cindy for introducing me to this 2-part movie...

Swoon! Swoon!

Woot!

If not for Death Note, I never would have met the new love of my life, Ken'ichi Matsuyama. (No, actually, I've already met him in Nana, another Jap film. He's sporting a blonde hair there, but he looks nicer with dark hair. *blushes*) He plays L in Death Note. Eccentricity is hawt! Here's his interview for the movie. (Yeah, yeah, it's in Japanese. So what?! haha!)



Go find a copy of Death Note! Hurry! (Also in animé.)