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HAPPY MONDAY!!!
Feb. 4th, 2008 09:43 amHi flist, how are you doing?
Hope your weekend was great. I had a good one. On Sat we just did some things at home, then we met some friends for dinner. We spent all the evening and the night playing with the X Box. I actually don't like video games, but the car ones? Well I could become addicted. It was fun.
On Sunday, all day at my parents' place. Lots of Lapo...at home, because it rained all day.
Ok some reviews and one pic, even if I guess all my flist has already seen it.
Thanks Sara FOR THE LINKS!!!
( Pic )
Reviews!!!
...The relationship between the brothers was, as always, dead on. Their ability to switch from physical altercations (involving a gun, no less) to heart-to-heart exchanges speaks volumes about the strength of their bond. Ben Edlund can write a mean script, and the incredible acting talents of Ackles and Padalecki drive it home...
...In addition, Kripke and crew are successfully causing me great anxiety about Dean’s fate. Death and a one-way ticketo hell were bad enough, but now the stakes are even higher....
...One random point: with all the human bodies stacking up in the series, it was delightful to witness Dean’s sympathy for the dead rabbit and his revulsion for senseless bunny-cide. Great character moment
http://www.syfyportal.com/pagetogether.php?id=4684&page=1
and
"It's witchcraft, short bus," she says. Dean doesn't know what to say to that (Who ever does?), and Jensen Ackles' middle-school fumble for a retort is his finest moment of the evening.
And in her moments as the Little Demon Who Could, Katie Cassidy is actually pretty good. Not great enough for Ackles to really play off of, but good enough to make her weaker acting chops kind of work for her. The girl is trying, folks. Let's cut her some slack.
http://weblog.signonsandiego.com/tvtracker/archives/019224.html
Oh Jensen, I so love to read when people praise your acting skills :)
Hope your weekend was great. I had a good one. On Sat we just did some things at home, then we met some friends for dinner. We spent all the evening and the night playing with the X Box. I actually don't like video games, but the car ones? Well I could become addicted. It was fun.
On Sunday, all day at my parents' place. Lots of Lapo...at home, because it rained all day.
Ok some reviews and one pic, even if I guess all my flist has already seen it.
Thanks Sara FOR THE LINKS!!!
( Pic )
Reviews!!!
...The relationship between the brothers was, as always, dead on. Their ability to switch from physical altercations (involving a gun, no less) to heart-to-heart exchanges speaks volumes about the strength of their bond. Ben Edlund can write a mean script, and the incredible acting talents of Ackles and Padalecki drive it home...
...In addition, Kripke and crew are successfully causing me great anxiety about Dean’s fate. Death and a one-way ticketo hell were bad enough, but now the stakes are even higher....
...One random point: with all the human bodies stacking up in the series, it was delightful to witness Dean’s sympathy for the dead rabbit and his revulsion for senseless bunny-cide. Great character moment
http://www.syfyportal.com/pagetogether.php?id=4684&page=1
and
"It's witchcraft, short bus," she says. Dean doesn't know what to say to that (Who ever does?), and Jensen Ackles' middle-school fumble for a retort is his finest moment of the evening.
And in her moments as the Little Demon Who Could, Katie Cassidy is actually pretty good. Not great enough for Ackles to really play off of, but good enough to make her weaker acting chops kind of work for her. The girl is trying, folks. Let's cut her some slack.
http://weblog.signonsandiego.com/tvtracker/archives/019224.html
Oh Jensen, I so love to read when people praise your acting skills :)
