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Christmas Movies
My family celebrated Christmas last night. Today the Wolfling is with her dad and his family. I'm about to engage in a marathon of movie-watching.
My sister and her husband gave me season one of Bones as a belated birthday present. I've never seen the show, but she assures me that I'll love it.
My mother gave me the Bogart & Bacall collection on DVD -- and can you believe that I've never actually watched To Have and Have Not? I've also been in the mood for Casablanca recently.
I also have several DVD's from Netflix that I don't want to watch with Wolfling: Pan's Labyrinth, for one. (Although I may wait for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
_storyteller_ to come over to watch that one.)
I may also actually get out of the house and go see Charlie Wilson's War. I still need to see The Golden Compass, but can't do that without Wolfling.
_storyteller_, strandsofchaos and I saw National Treasure: Book of Secrets on Sunday afternoon. It was fun and worth seeing, but not as good as the first movie. The best part was Helen Mirren as Ben's mother, a peppery professor who blames her marriage to Patrick on "excitement, adrenaline, and too much tequila" during a treasure hunt.
My sister and her husband gave me season one of Bones as a belated birthday present. I've never seen the show, but she assures me that I'll love it.
My mother gave me the Bogart & Bacall collection on DVD -- and can you believe that I've never actually watched To Have and Have Not? I've also been in the mood for Casablanca recently.
I also have several DVD's from Netflix that I don't want to watch with Wolfling: Pan's Labyrinth, for one. (Although I may wait for
_storyteller_ to come over to watch that one.)I may also actually get out of the house and go see Charlie Wilson's War. I still need to see The Golden Compass, but can't do that without Wolfling.
_storyteller_, strandsofchaos and I saw National Treasure: Book of Secrets on Sunday afternoon. It was fun and worth seeing, but not as good as the first movie. The best part was Helen Mirren as Ben's mother, a peppery professor who blames her marriage to Patrick on "excitement, adrenaline, and too much tequila" during a treasure hunt.
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Hope you have a good time !
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Hope you and N are doing well. I've been thinking of you!
Belated Merry Christmas!