Panda of Solace

So, last night we had our weekly little family movie night. We stretch out a big old blanket on the living room floor, and camp out on the floor with our blankets and pillows. Last nights feature was 'Kung Fu Panda', actually a fairly cute movie. Jack Black wasn't nearly as annoying as I thought he'd be, although during the first twenty minutes I was considering closing my eyes and trying to sleep just to avoid hearing his voice. I must admit, I did come around, it had a nice little story to it, and I liked it.

About an hour into KFP, my father in law called to see if I was interested in seeing the new Bond film. C was OK with it, after I helped her get the boys ready for bed, she caught up on all the shows we had on the DVR.

I kinda wish I had sat down with the Casino Royale DVD just to refresh myself with some of the supporting characters, as this film picked up pretty much when and where the last left off. I do think that this was a much better Bond film than the last. Yes, it came with modern style action sequences, but it also snuck in the tradional elements I've come to expect in a 007 movie, exotic locales, sharp, witty dialogue, excellent cinematography, a shaken martini, and just enough camp without being corny.

Grab them Cakes!

Please explain to me...

how a mediocre re-mix of two good rock songs can be a hit on country radio? Werewolves in London, Sweet Home Alabama, two great songs that just don't need anything to do with Kid Rock.

I mean, it's not even as creative as when Run DMC did their version of Mary Mary... I still would like to know why she is buggin'.

What's next Mr. Modern Van Winkle? Stairway to Heaven mixed with I'm Too Sexy? I've got it, how about Rock and Roll All Night sampled with The Freaks Come Out at Night... that'll really sell (out).... what has the music industry come to?

goobers

I don't get it...

This is odd... my bag of Sun Chips says that there are approx. eleven servings in this bag... I counted only two...