two words: Don't Bother.
a supposed comedy.
yet throughout the whole show,
I didn't even laugh once.
a spoof on the Ten Commandments,
a total utter failure,
great casts, with the likes of Jessica Alba et al.,
but even that couldn't salvage the show.
features ten short absurd stories,
that pokes fun at everything,
from Jesus, to gays, to ventriloquist puppets.
remember the two words: Don't Bother.
The latest show I've watched was The Mist
Quite a great show.
The show revolves around the after-effect of a terrible storm.
People head onto the supermarket to stock up.
Its not long before a thick mist clouds over.
That's when the show truly begins.
A man runs in with a bloody nose,
screaming for them to close the door,
saying there was something in the mist that caught his friend.
The story soon unravels the mystery beings in the storm,
and how the need for survival speaks out loud and clear.
the poignant point of this story,
the part which struck me the most,
was the need for survival.
how you throw a bunch of panicked distressed people,
and all hell breaks loose,
you can see how easily people conform,
what lengths they are willing to go,
just to survive.
what saved the quite draggy storyline,
was the ending,
a complete and utter twist. =)
I would recommend this show.
This show is a quirky sort =)
The songs are funny,
in a weird way,
its melodies are very sing-song.
Anyway,
show tells of a teenage girl,
who finds out she's pregnant,
she decides to keep the baby,
BUT, only to give it to a couple who would want it.
It tells of how she copes with her pregnancy,
how she deals with the adopting couple,
how she learns to face her inner struggles,
how she learns of responsibility & selflessness.
Main attraction: A-T-T-I-T-U-D-E.
Juno's has a very nonchalant way about things,
her use of language is very "old-school",
her "couldn't care less" view about things,
her grudging yet easy-going personality,
her exaggerated ways.
Bottom line:
This show had me laughing & crying.
This is definitely my type of show. =)
I So want this as my wedding song =)
I love this song, because it touches my heart.
It is sang from the father's point of view.
tells of his daughter,
how she's heaven sent,
how she grows up,
how they pray together,
her first pony ride,
her first attempt at baking,
her sweet sixteen-she's growing up,
from ribbons & curls to perfumes & make-ups,
how she looks more like her mom each passing day,
all the way to her wedding day.
she'd change her name,
he'd have to give her away,
when she asks him what's on his mind,
he says he can't help but think,
that he's losing his baby girl.
the dad says that,
"if I had done wrong,
I must've done something right,
to deserve..."
a hug every morning.
her love every morning.
butterfly kisses at night.
It just tugs my heart strings, you know?
To have a dad say such things about you,
and to think he thinks so greatly about you.
Sigh..*wipes a tear away*
Butterfly kisses
-the flutter of one's eyelashes onto another person.
