the list can go on and on and on

[latine]

1. Bee Movie
2. Beowulf
3. Factory Girl♥
4. The Princess Bride
5. Disturbia
6. Juno
7. I Could Never be your Woman
8. Back to the Future I*
9. Enchanted
10. Gladiator
11. ABC of Love
12. Domino
13. National Treasure: Book of Secrets
14. Just Kissed*
15. Life as a House
16. The Big Fish
17. The Lake House
18. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pear*l

Comments

[latine]

I remember. Don't think I have forgotten about that entry! The title of that book has stuck with me and everytime I read it, my mind automatically jumps to you. I found out it was the same author who wrote Everything is Illuminated when I read the mini bio that it had it the latter book.

I started adoring Shia La Beuf or however it's spelled after watching that movie. Although not really, because I used to watch him on Even Stevens. ALSO, was I the only one who thought he was insanely hot in Disturbia? Not physically, though, but did you see how he kissed the girl whose name I can't for the life of me remember? The way his body moved? I wanted to jump him!

[melissarrr]

You finished Everything is Illuminated already! You're fast! I swear it took me weeks to finish that book, because I kept rereading each chapter to try and wrap my head around the absolute brilliance of it. It was like walking in the dark-- nothing makes much sense till your night vision kicks in. But once it does, my god, aren't the stars are beautiful? =D

[latine]

I am, I have, I loved it! I usually eat the book in a few days, because when I get obsessed with one - with a book, I mean - I usually don't stop thinking about it, dreaming about, reading it, and that kind of things. I won't talk to people, won't call my friends, won't get online much, but read, read, read. Books don't really last with me. D:

However, I did find myself having to reread certain paragraphs and chapters, too! Which is so incredibly weird because I usually don't like rereading, but reading what's going to happen next, next, next, because the suspense kills me. But not in this case. The book was so weird and I loved it so, so much. It's just the first time I've read it, though, and I am sensing I will start to read it again soon, to appreciate its majesty even more.

[toilasay]

Hey, I know it's off subject, as usual, but do have any reccommendations of any good Argentine rock music? I remember hearing this one song I really liked back in September when I first got here, but I can't really remember any of the lyrics, except tu sabes or sabes tu or something like that. I wasn't paying that hard of attention. I remember it was a group of guys, or maybe just a band with a singer or something. It's always on the radio, but I never think to listen, and I can't sing the melody, so basically alll my friends just look at me like I'm crazy when I ask them. So yeah, if you have anything good to reccommend, I would appreciate it...

[latine]

Where are you staying now? Till when? I never heard of you anymore. :|

Anyway, most of the songs may have 'tu sabes' or 'sabes tu' because it's such a common phrase. Not even phrase, since it's two words, but. To be honest, I'm not such a big fan of Argentinean music and am not much into it, except for a few songs. There are lots and lots of bands, but the ones I like are Catupecu Machu, Soda Estereo, Babasonicos (I love this one, it has such a distinct style) and perhaps some others that I don't really remember. The most famous ones, the most well-known, are Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota, La Renga, Sumo, Charly Garcia, and others, but I don't know them. Actually, I don't think they are the MOST well known, but they have the same style. I think.

[toilasay]

I know I'm not really around anymore. I haven't posted in a while, and I guess it's just because I haven't been disciplined enough to actually update my journal or reply to anyone. Whenever I get on lj, usually I just read any updates real quick and then go talk to my family

[viqii]

J.D. Salinger id deffinately one of my favourite authors ever, very clever actually. Have you read the catcher in the rye? that one's a good one...
Mhm... and i've been thinking on buying A bend on the road. Is it any good?

[latine]

I haven't, no, but I'm planning on it. Have you read any other books from him?

Not really. I guess if you're into that stuff. The thing is, I don't like Nicholas Sparks at ALL. He's so cheesy and romantic and guh.

[viqii]

ugh, i hate cheesy and fluffy stuff..

From jd salinger I've read 'the catcher in the rye', 'Franny and Zooey'and 'Nine stories'. They're all good...
the catcher in the rye is yet my favourite.

[latine]

Ohhhhh. I've wanted to read Catcher in the Rye, but for some reason never did. I want to make sure that we aren't going to read it at school, because reading it early would totally spoil it.

[equinoccio]

Benedetti es amor.