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[ladybugginout]

After much hellishness at work (one person out with bronchitis, another with a collapsed lung), I finally made it to see the movie Mirrormask last night. I had been waiting to see this film for months and months and months

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[balooley]

I think 102.3 was giving out free tix to Coldplay today. Check out their website www.themaxfm.com.

[ladybugginout]

ooooooo!!! thanks for the heads up!

[insomniac1]

Huh Coldplay..really. They need to have like a world tour of the most depressing/mellow bands. Have like Coldplay, Postal Service, Aimee Mann, hmm maybe The Cure, and two or three other bands that have the general same feel, lol.

[ladybugginout]

Coldplay can certainly be depressing, but I tend to like pretty mellow music.

I don't know about a tour of all depressing bands though. It might drive up the suicide rates. but it'd probably be a great show! Add in some Radiohead, a little Leonard Cohen. I'd probably go. LOL.

[insomniac1]

Oh yeah Radiohead definitely and maybe some Massive Attack, lol.

[rosepurr]

The musical number is one of the creepiest things I've seen in a good long time.

[ladybugginout]

So so creepy but sooo good. the song is still stuck in my head.

[rosepurr]

It's back in mine now that I read about it again. I like that kind of creepy a whole lot.

[dancing_dentist]

Have you ever thought about being a professional critic? You are so good at it, and the blurb in your blog really reads like a professional column. Just a random thought ;)

[ladybugginout]

Ahh! You're sweet! I would love to be a critic, but unless you can get a steady job doing it, there's not much money in it. Maybe I should submit some review samples around though. It'd be fun.

[raf37]

I enjoyed shopgirl, even though it was slow moving and the plot was predictable. I kept waiting for a twist. But it was beautifully done nonetheless. Nice artsy fartsy stuff and shots.

Don't, I repeat, DON'T waste your money on Elizabethtown. It was WAY too long and the whole time I couldn't understand them talking to each other. It was like some sort of squirrel speak, 1,000 times a minute, and then half of it was touristy stuff (which was kinda cool) but not worth sitting in a theatre for what felt like a decade.

[ladybugginout]

thanks for the heads up. i know other people who also didn't like it. i mostly wanna see it to recognize the louisville spots. perhaps i'll try to catch it at the cheap theater. or i'll just rent it.