Up

I've just finished watching Up for the umpteenth time.

This movie just about kills me every. single. time.

I love it. The whole movie is wonderful, but it's worth watching for the first fifteen minutes alone.

And watching it on blu-ray is pure perfection.

And that's coming from someone who usually finds blu-ray completely over-rated.

Movies like this are what blu-ray was made for. :)

On a completely different note...

I have to accept the fact that I'm starting to become fannish about True Blood. I'm ridiculously excited about the first previews/promos of season 3, and I haven't felt like that about a show for a long time. I mean, I love Supernatural, Being Human, Caprica (and not just for JM) and Lost, etc...but I don't pay much attention to them until just before thay start to air. But with True Blood, I'm squeeing at the slightest sign of Eric bit of news, and I can't wait until June 13th when S3 starts to air. And I know for a fact that I'll be waiting up half the night just so I can see the episodes as soon as possible - just like I did when S2 aired.

And you know what? It's a good feeling! It's so nice to have something to look forward to again. :)

But don't worry, I still love BtVS, Spike and Spuffy. Like that's ever going to change! :D

Books Read in March

Books read in March

13. The Open Door by Beryl Matthews
Not what I'd usually read (it's my mum's), but enjoyable. Not very well-written, though.

14. The Way Home by George Pelecanos
Written by one of the writers of The Wire and it shows. Loved it!

15. Wings of the Morning by Beryl Matthews
Sequel to The Open Door. Also my mum's. :)

16. All Together Dead by Charlaine Harris
Book 7 of the Sookie Stackhouse series. Probably my second favourite so far, with Dead to the World being number one. Yes, I really am that predictable. *g*

17. Silver Borne by Patricia Briggs
Book 5 in the Mercy Thompson series, and another great read. I love these books!

18. The Silver Linings Play Book by Matthew Quick
Interesting and thought-provoking read.

Next up: Blackout by Connie Willis