The Trailer Park

I ended up watching "How to stay Single" and "Space Station 76" yesterday. Seems only the fat girl knew how to stay single... As always. And as always (nowadays when fat people are allowed big roles in the first place) they're portrayed as overly indulgent in everything but exercise... I have to say I felt rather annoyed. Despite the title and the claim that it was about 4 single girls in NY, it was all about meeting someone and live happily ever after, anyway.

Space movie was indeed odd. At first I felt that it had taken a fun idea (space in the 70ies) and some characters and just forgotten about the plot, and it ended in the way I usually hate it when movies end, but I thought about it and figured that even the lack of pplot and proper ending was probably "typical" of the 70ies, so... it was probably just making fun of that time in several ways. Including of course the metaphor of the lonely asteroids set in their trajectories untl something unexpected happens, forcing them to change their trajectories but ultimately finding a new one and still remaining alone... Have to say I found it amusing how they called other ships through old wire telephones, and looked at the latest fashion discs in an old whatsitcalled... But yes, still an odd movie.

The last film I saw was World war Z. It wasn't good. But I can't decide whether it was better or worse than the game of "Find a way to redeem the Sony Pictures UV code that came with the Blu-Ray you just bought" that I spent many hours playing over the weekend.

I think the latter may have had a better ending.

That's the one with Brad Pitt isn't it? I remember being pleasantly surprised that I wasn't constantly aware that it was him. Don't like him much. But I have a vague memory of wishing he'd wash his hair at least once.... Otherwise I think I recall it as being an OK zombie movie, in parts at least. Most of them are not all good anyway...

I ended up watching "I can never be your woman" last night. I'm not fond of romantic comedies really, but there wasn't much else and I rather like Michelle Pfeiffer. And it was fun, even though I think there MUST be a better haircut for Paul Rudd... (And I don't get why "funny men" have to be so INCREDIBLY silly to make a woman laugh... Same with that movie with Winslet, Diaz, Jack Black and Law - Jack Black was a total embarrassment, why would a woman fall for that? *cringes* ) Anyway I mostly enjoyed the dialogues between mother and daughter, as well as mother and Mother Nature...

Valence wrote:

The film just sort of ... stopped. And then Brad Pitt realised that we'd better have a meaningful monologue cool refreshing can of Pepsi, (Pepsi, the refreshing soft drink available at all good retailers) before the credits roll.

Yes, indeed he did. Mmm Pepsi

In other news, I have now seen Blade Runner 2049 and... I don't know what to think about it. Somewhat ironically, it all felt a little soulless.

Cells.

Perhaps my memory of the film isn't my own.