Old piece I did for an Animal Crossing Cafe zine, it's Ankha preparing brunch! 🍳
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Old piece I did for an Animal Crossing Cafe zine, it's Ankha preparing brunch! 🍳
fucking EFREET
I like to break the law.
I went to see this movie tonight, and at these prescreenings that I go to, we always have to sign papers saying that we're not affiliated with any movie industry people, and we're not going to talk/write/blog etc. about the movie we see before it's released officially.
I'm not sure if I break the first rule, because I've never wanted to risk it and ask. I could be because of my dad's company, but it's not like it matters to the movies I watch. The second rule, I almost always break too. I'm doing it right now!
I saw this movie called The First Time. If you can't guess what it's about based on the title, then you probably won't find it as typical as I did. It was super lame and cheesy, and predictable, and slow, and so awkward sometimes it was hard to watch, and overall it was just kind of bad. Britt Robertson, Dylan O'Brien and Victoria Justice were the main characters. Kind of. Victoria Justice had a smaller part than the other two, which I thought was almost odd since I think of her as much more popular than either of them. Whatever. Yes, I watch dumb teen shows and I'm technically too old for them. I can't really help myself. It was free though. And entertaining enough that it's something that I can do with my friends that isn't just them coming over to do nothing. But really, if you're over 17, want any kind of depth or interesting new story, or actually care that the movies you watch make believable sense, I wouldn't recommend going to see this. I'm glad I didn't have to pay for it. I would've been thoroughly annoyed.
Oh yeah, and Molly Quinn was in it and had a basically nameless part and it was sad. The end.