SPOILER WARNING:
the front page of Salon (the blurb for Stephanie Zachareck's review of the Buffy finale) is extremely spoilery for UnAmericans!
I'm so pissed off. You'd think they couldn't possibly reveal about four major plot points in 25 words, but they manage. Avoid, avoid!
You'd think they couldn't possibly reveal about four major plot points in 25 words, but they manage
See, this is why I never managed to be anything other than spoiled--internet addiction and spoiler virginity are mutually exclusive states of being if you live anywhere that's not America. Well, there's also the issue of me being a slave to my own curiosity, but the non-Americaness is a less pathetic excuse and helps me avoid annoying questions like 'Well, surely you must have some form of self-control?'
See, I've managed to avoid most spoilers pretty well this season, and I really prefer it that way. I've had my know-every-episode-backwards-before-I've-seen-them seasons too, but for me, this way is better. If you know where to expect spoilers, they're pretty easy to avoid, which is why it makes me all the more angry when the
blurb on a magazine site
gets me.
Thanks
so much
for the warning Fiona! (Not that I tend to visit Salon much these days but you never know).
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And grrrrrr on your behalf!
Emlah, I think that might have been me.
The remake of
The Italian Job
(heresy!) is previewing today. Seth Green is in it, billed below the title. There was an interview with Michael Caine about coming to the U.S. to promote the movie, seeing a poster with a naked woman sitting on the lap of a man with a tommygun, saying "There are no naked women or tommyguns in this movie", and flying right back home again.
Emlah, I think that might have been me.
Thank you Holli. Would it bother you if I quoted you in an essay I'm writing about author ownership versus reader ownership (who, if anyone, 'owns' the ultimate meaning of a text etc.)?
Pity Caine didn't do the same thing for the risible remake of
Get Carter.
A pic of Seth in the movie.
Would it bother you if I quoted you in an essay I'm writing about author ownership versus reader ownership (who, if anyone, 'owns' the ultimate meaning of a text etc.)?
Um. Sure, I guess, although I wasn't thinking much beyond the geekiness of us when I said it.
Anyone else catch
The Eurovision Song Contest?
Some classic entries, from what I could see - I missed the first 12, sadly, but the Israeli entry was pretty damn funny, and Romania was very much in the spirit of Eurovision. Bless 'em. Our entry sucked like the proverbial convention of whores, and I'm glad we didn't get any votes. We didn't
deserve
any votes. But it was also a great relief when Latvia finally got some. Phew. I was quite happy with Turkey winning, although I was kind of hoping for Belgium. Still, not to worry. Wish I'd seen German and Austria in full, though, because their entries looked
hilarious.