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dragojustine) wrote2009-05-30 02:43 am
dragojustine) wrote2009-05-30 02:43 am
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Movies and a bunny
Point the First: I am having good luck with obscure movies lately. Where the Heart Is was almost embarrassingly adorable (not to mention surreal, bizarre, hilarious, and highly entertaining). Treed Murray was actually quite good- good in a very particular, writerly, theater-feeling kind of way. Actually, it reminded me of nothing so much as Twelve Angry Men, though I'd have a hard time justifying that comparison. In any case, the script was good, I enjoyed the one-set feel, and Hewlett absolutely carried the movie... except for the times when he was outshone by the startlingly magnetic, charismatic, powerful Cle Bennett as Shark the gang leader. And the last Hewlett thing I grabbed, Cube (which has been on my "SF cult movies" to-watch list for years) was creepy as fuck oh my god. So, all in all, I'm liking my movie-picking mojo right now.
Point the Second: In twelve hours,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
bdblack will be here. With luck, this will help immensely with the current funk.
Point the Third:wyomingnot talked to me about Leverage.
This makes me think: Surely somewhere out there is the crossover/fusion/AU that puts Alec Hardison and Rodney McKay in a room together. It must exist. Think about it.
(Seriously, if Rodney's life had taken only a slightly different turn, he could totally have become a brilliant cyber-criminal. And Rodney would be, like, the old acknowledged master, and Hardison would be the up-and-coming arrogant pup with no respect and they would totally hate each other and then somehow the Leverage team and the SGA team (Spies Getting Awesome! Because John thought the acronym sounded cool. Rodney cannot remember why they ever started letting John name things, but Ronon and Teyla don't care what they're called) end up working the same job. This has the added advantage of having Eliot and Ronon in the same room too, possibly beating each other up. While Rodney and Hardison snark a lot.
If somebody gave me the plot for the job, I would totally write this, but I can't imagine somebody hasn't already)
Point the Second: In twelve hours,
bdblack will be here. With luck, this will help immensely with the current funk.Point the Third:
wyomingnot talked to me about Leverage. This makes me think: Surely somewhere out there is the crossover/fusion/AU that puts Alec Hardison and Rodney McKay in a room together. It must exist. Think about it.
(Seriously, if Rodney's life had taken only a slightly different turn, he could totally have become a brilliant cyber-criminal. And Rodney would be, like, the old acknowledged master, and Hardison would be the up-and-coming arrogant pup with no respect and they would totally hate each other and then somehow the Leverage team and the SGA team (Spies Getting Awesome! Because John thought the acronym sounded cool. Rodney cannot remember why they ever started letting John name things, but Ronon and Teyla don't care what they're called) end up working the same job. This has the added advantage of having Eliot and Ronon in the same room too, possibly beating each other up. While Rodney and Hardison snark a lot.
If somebody gave me the plot for the job, I would totally write this, but I can't imagine somebody hasn't already)
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go you. find your happy place, baby. it's out there.
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*nod nod*
Also, Treed Murray and Cube are both great flicks. I love that David is the "hero" in Cube- that's what happens when you get cast in your friends movies- it's a role that he doesn't get to play that way very often and I loved it. He also filed the woobie quotient in that flick as well, which was awesome. LOVE.