imnotnormalimextraordinarytoo replied to your post: Okay. This is really weird.
Or, the Music Fairy slipped into your room in the middle of the night and delivered it to your music collection, for this purpose exactly.

GOD BLESS YOU, MUSIC FAIRY!
imnotnormalimextraordinarytoo replied to your post: Okay. This is really weird.
Or, the Music Fairy slipped into your room in the middle of the night and delivered it to your music collection, for this purpose exactly.

GOD BLESS YOU, MUSIC FAIRY!
imnotnormalimextraordinarytoo replied to your photo: The Iron Lady (2011) I’m not a fan of Margaret…
It sounds like they maybe thought that the movie could ride on Meryl Streep’s coattails, instead of expanding on the legitimate issues you brought up. That’s too bad (though I suppose that’s typical of biopics). It screamed “Oscar Bait” to me, TBH.
Yeah, I think that’s what happened. And it is typical of biopics, I agree—at least, it’s a trapping that a lot of biopics fall into. Biopics are hard to make well, man. You’ve got a limited range of what you can present, you always have more information and more characters than you can include, and you’re going to end up pissing off either the subject’s fans or their detractors (or even both). And then you have to find the right person to play the characters, and…well, there’s just a whole of rigmarole. I’m glad I’m not a filmmaker.
imnotnormalimextraordinarytoo replied to your photo: wendellsbray: The Doll in the Derby
The belt is holding up her sass.
OF COURSE.
imnotnormalimextraordinarytoo replied to your post
AGAIN? SERIOUSLY?! Jesus Christ, people.
I don’t even mind it so much when it’s a movie review, because that’s a personal opinion, and if they really like the photo but don’t want to reblog the opinion, then that’s understandable. But most of the photos I use for the dialogue stuff are so…not worth reblogging, lol. I just don’t understand.
imnotnormalimextraordinarytoo said:
I remember reading excerpts of this in English class in high school, and it was really engrossing and terrifying all at once.
I think that’s actually the most accurate description you can make of it. Like watching a car crash. The details are terrifying, but you can’t turn away.
imnotnormalimextraordinarytoo replied to your photo: Whoo, my “Bones” poster came today!I’ll probably…
It looks so very dapper next to that fine bookcase you built!
I know, right?
I built that bookcase with my own bare hands.
(More or less. Slightly less than more.)
imnotnormalimextraordinarytoo replied to your post: My sister bought me this really nice journal for Christmas and I don’t know what to do with it.
*cough* McDonald’s Bag all prettied up *cough*
Ahhhh, good idea, man!
imnotnormalimextraordinarytoo replied to your photo: The Double Life of Veronique (1991) This was…
How do you do words? Very well said, dude.
I bang my forehead against my laptop’s keyboard until something relatively intelligible comes out.
imnotnormalimextraordinarytoo replied to your photoset: More “Bones” pilot script.
Dude, I’m trying to finish a recap. Why do you do these things to me?
Okay, okay. Full disclosure: I’m a Soviet spy whose mission is to render you as unproductive as possible.
Mission accomplished…?
(Please say it is. Because I want to return to my family in the Urals before my village is covered entirely in snow and a gulag is built on top of it.)
imnotnormalimextraordinarytoo replied to your photo: Oh. Hi, Max. (“Lol, hey, Booth.”)
LOL! One of Max’s many alter egos…
Nerd by day, nerdy stripper by night? I like it. McDonald’s bag.