I am holding...

[agilebrit]

...in my formerly nicotine-stained fingers, the complete series "My Own Worst Enemy." Picked it up at Wally World for $20. Also, they had "The Prestige" for $7.50, and I had to have that. And then we hied over to Target, where I picked up S1&S2 of "Perfect Strangers" in the same set for $13, and "Get Smart" for $10. Yeah. Went a little DVD-happy today. I do not have a Mypos Dance of Joy icon, so Numfar will have to do.

And, true to my prediction, "Night at the Museum: Battle for the Smithsonian" was both more entertaining and also smarter than "Terminator: Salvation." (spoilers in the comments) Hank Azaria was perfect, OMG. Also, he has pretty arms. Shallow agilebrit is shallow. Sue me.

If anyone's interested, Target has the first season of "Burn Notice" for $15.

Dammit, I wish I could find "Restoration" somewhere, cheap. Woe.

So, yeah. We've seen all the big SF/F releases so far this year. And so far my faves are "Night at the Museum" and "Wolverine." I should probably be ashamed of that, but I feel strangely unmotivated to hand in my Geek Card.

Comments

[pensive]

Terminator was so... bleh. MINUS SAM WORTHINGTON, WHO IS AWESOME AND MADE THE MOVIE AWESOME WITH HIS VERY PRESENCE. Bale just shows up and acts like THEGODDAMNBATMANhimself.

[agilebrit.livejournal.com]

Yeah, the whole "I am a machine but I must monologue my entire evil plan" thing was ridiculous. I mean, it's Skynet: Surely it's read the Evil Overlord List. Also, a heart transplant under battlefield conditions without mentioning anti-rejection drugs or even so much as a tissue match--that kind of strained my credulity just a little, yanno?

But, yeah, Sam's character was interesting. As was the chica who believed in him, she was awesome, but the actress was awesome in Journeyman as well.

[pensive]

I didn't like the not-BryceDallasHoward chick.

p.s. ARE YOU READING MY MIND WITH THE EVIL OVERLORD LIST SRSLY?! I was yelling that to everyone in the theater when I saw the midnight opening last week! /o\