Pt. I

Couple more random photographs taken today. One is out on the porch. The others are our Halloween lights, our Ghoul Head, and Lyla looking odd.

Don't Look Ahead, Just Run To Me

Just a couple more photographs taken out of my bedroom window earlier. 

Run Right Back To The Start

The new Copeland record, You Are My Sunshine, came out today and I picked up the special edition of it. On my second listen now and I love it.

Random photographs. 

Carry The Weight

Got a bunch of albums, courtesy of The Militia Group, in the mail today including the new Denison Witmer and Lovedrug, both of which aren't out for weeks and in the case of Witmer, over a month away. Lucky man.

Random photographs taken today.

Friday Night Lights: The Sitcom (Episode Three)

I was doing this thing where I would take episodes of the TV show Friday Night Lights and add audience laughter and reactions to it. It's a pretty serious show so having laughter completely ruins it and makes it look funny. I did this one quite a long time ago but it was taken down on YouTube at the request of NBC. I decided to go ahead and just upload it again to see if I can get it to last this time. 

I haven't watched it in awhile. I think I'm about to right now. But I hope it's still somewhat funny. I guess it's important to say that I'm not making fun of the show either. It's one of the best acted/written/directed shows on TV and I can't wait until season three starts up.

Okay... yeah. Enjoy.

Drew.

MILK

The trailer for the new Gus Van Sant film Milk has finally been released and it looks absolutely amazing. Van Sant is up there as maybe my favorite director and I can't get over how amazing this looks. I'm sad and pathetic and have watched it like twenty times. 

It's also strange to see a preview for this because it's obvious it's way more commercial than his last four films (Elephant, Gerry, Last Days, Paranoid Park), but that's not a bad thing. I just hope he doesn't lose what makes those films so great and important. 

The cast is also wonderful. Sean Penn is one of my favorites. He really completely owns the screen, no matter the performance. Even if the movie sucks, he is always great. And Emile Hirsch has developed into one of the greatest young actors today. The movie also has Josh Brolin in it, who is basically in every film released now-a-days and Diego Luna, who I haven't really seen since The Terminal and Y tu mamá también (which was wonderful).

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Plot

The story of California's first openly gay elected official, Harvey Milk, a San Francisco supervisor who was assassinated along with Mayor George Moscone by San Francisco Supervisor Dan White.

Cast

Sean Penn, Emile Hirsch, James Franco, Diego Luna, Josh Brolin

Trailer

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Last Movie Seen

Undertow by David Gordon Green (Snow Angels, Pineapple Express)

(I'm) Currently Playing (Over and Over Again):

> Lovedrug - "The Sucker Punch Show", "Pretend You're Alive"

> Fear Before The March Of Flames - "Odd How People Shake"

> Anberlin - "New Surrender"

> Underoath - "Lost In The Sound Of Separation" 

> Midtown - "Save The World, Lose The Girl"

> Jack's Mannequin - "Everything In Transit", "The Glass Passenger"

> Thrice - Everything...

Or just look at my last.FM

That's it.

Drew.

P.S.

I've finally started to learn that Midtown saves... Why did it take so long?

The Bounty, "Hunters On Strike"

Plot:
After the bounty hunter union goes on strike, Bailey and Slaughter are forced to live together.

Starring:
Josh Jacobson as Bailey
Ian Graves as Slaughter

Written By:
Josh Jacobson

Directed by:
Drew Douglas