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Jun. 6th, 2004 04:39 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
emmuzkaThere has been an semi-official announcement that something big and Nsync-related will be announced in the near future, possibly on monday. How annoying is that? Out of spite, I made a list about what they would be announcing:
Joey and Kelly got secretly married.
Someone else is going to marry.
Someone is in rehab.
They will sing the national anthem in CFTC (duh)
They will sing a new song in CFTC
They will break up.
They will go back to the studio and record.
Lance comes out of the closet.
Someone else comes out of the closet.
"Making the tour Pop Odyssey" DVD will be released in anticipation of they going back together.
They *will* go back together. When? Uh..
Someone is leaving Jive.
Someone is pregnant with someones baby
Chris has left the band.
Justin has left the band.
Joey has left the band.
Someone is doing a new movie.
Lance is really an alien.
Chris is going solo. Here is the single!
Joey is going solo. Here is the single!
Justin is doing a duet with somebody.
JC is moving to Europe.
They invented a new charity.
Joey got a role in the next Harry Potter movie.
Lance and Jessie are secretly married.
They release a "Greatest hits" CD with a one new song.
One of them will be starring in a new reality tv show.
They will launch another "American Idol" rip off show.
Justin has officially broken off with Cameron
Justin read "Fast Food Nation" and watched "Supersize Me" and decided to broke off the McDonalds endorsement in favor to Harley Davidson.
Also, I have some comments about
The Day After Tomorrow was a seriously bad movie.
The movie had no flow. All the time the audience was like, "okay, when the plot thickens?" The only reason for me to watch this film was Jake Gyllenhaal, so I didn't wait much, but what I got was even less.
The holes in the plot, in the logic, in the CGI. (And I don't even start with the scientific holes, because imho, catastrophe movies can have them. ) But come on! The teens leave the hotel to pick up the one teen's little brother, and after that, the brother is forgotten for the rest of the film. when the credits rolled, I blinked and asked, "But what about the brother? What the hell?". The father goes to "rescue" his son with no means to help him. I don't see how just being in the same place will count as "rescuing". It would have been logical if the mission would have been finding the kid and then call for a helicopter or something, but this movie's logic was beyond reason. Also, why there was no smoke rising from the library?(Or in the rest of the city, for that matter.) The fire was still burning but the smoke didn't come out anywhere, so how come they didn't all die in smoke inhalation?
The wolves were some really laughable animation. They were probably done independently from the other CGI, because rest of the effects, the water, the tornadoes etc. looked great.
Some of the actors were too tv-movie to be believable. The doctor mother, the president and some others were so stereotypical that they didn't seem even human.
"The rest of the world" were presented by, surprise surprise, three brits. "The innocent" were presented by a cheesy brain tumor child patient.
All the Canadians died. All of them. No one noticed.
Conclusion: Do not go to see movies where the first thing showed to the audience is the American flag. Could we get a some kind of "Flag Warning" so we could avoid these films?
Joey and Kelly got secretly married.
Someone else is going to marry.
Someone is in rehab.
They will sing the national anthem in CFTC (duh)
They will sing a new song in CFTC
They will break up.
They will go back to the studio and record.
Lance comes out of the closet.
Someone else comes out of the closet.
"Making the tour Pop Odyssey" DVD will be released in anticipation of they going back together.
They *will* go back together. When? Uh..
Someone is leaving Jive.
Someone is pregnant with someones baby
Chris has left the band.
Justin has left the band.
Joey has left the band.
Someone is doing a new movie.
Lance is really an alien.
Chris is going solo. Here is the single!
Joey is going solo. Here is the single!
Justin is doing a duet with somebody.
JC is moving to Europe.
They invented a new charity.
Joey got a role in the next Harry Potter movie.
Lance and Jessie are secretly married.
They release a "Greatest hits" CD with a one new song.
One of them will be starring in a new reality tv show.
They will launch another "American Idol" rip off show.
Justin has officially broken off with Cameron
Justin read "Fast Food Nation" and watched "Supersize Me" and decided to broke off the McDonalds endorsement in favor to Harley Davidson.
Also, I have some comments about
The Day After Tomorrow was a seriously bad movie.
The movie had no flow. All the time the audience was like, "okay, when the plot thickens?" The only reason for me to watch this film was Jake Gyllenhaal, so I didn't wait much, but what I got was even less.
The holes in the plot, in the logic, in the CGI. (And I don't even start with the scientific holes, because imho, catastrophe movies can have them. ) But come on! The teens leave the hotel to pick up the one teen's little brother, and after that, the brother is forgotten for the rest of the film. when the credits rolled, I blinked and asked, "But what about the brother? What the hell?". The father goes to "rescue" his son with no means to help him. I don't see how just being in the same place will count as "rescuing". It would have been logical if the mission would have been finding the kid and then call for a helicopter or something, but this movie's logic was beyond reason. Also, why there was no smoke rising from the library?(Or in the rest of the city, for that matter.) The fire was still burning but the smoke didn't come out anywhere, so how come they didn't all die in smoke inhalation?
The wolves were some really laughable animation. They were probably done independently from the other CGI, because rest of the effects, the water, the tornadoes etc. looked great.
Some of the actors were too tv-movie to be believable. The doctor mother, the president and some others were so stereotypical that they didn't seem even human.
"The rest of the world" were presented by, surprise surprise, three brits. "The innocent" were presented by a cheesy brain tumor child patient.
All the Canadians died. All of them. No one noticed.
Conclusion: Do not go to see movies where the first thing showed to the audience is the American flag. Could we get a some kind of "Flag Warning" so we could avoid these films?
