A Horrible Sing-Along Blog Post

I was thinking about writing this blog post a long time ago when I discovered that my favorite show, oh well technically it's a short film, was taken off of Netflix! Now that may sound like no issue to you but what if I told you that this short film in question was Doctor Horrible's Sing Along Blog?!

Exactly.
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Now do you get me? Honestly though, the pain and suffering that I have gone through without beautiful forty-two minutes of pure horrible bliss in my week is driving me insane. And why is this you ask? Because I'm kind of in love with this short-film and it has driven me into quoting sprees (that others can testify to) and I'm falling into an unhealthy relationship with. 

(By the way, I just tried spelling relationship and I spelled relationshop. I'm shopping for those relations am I right ladies? Mmm hmm! Anywho, on with my tale of woe!)

Book vs. Movie: Catching Fire

So it's been only four days and the "Should I Make a Video Singing Other People's Blog Posts" poll has already gotten a solid seven votes. Oh and guess what the results are at the moment?

I don't know, I think I might post a video...
no obvious majority.

Now that we've established the inevitability of serenading all of you, let us dive into a world of dystopia and girls on fire. We're going to Panem.

Oh my goodness, well that's interesting... Guess I live in The Capitol!
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Illegally Blonde

Feminism in the movies? What is this thing you speak of? Do people actively campaign for social justice in rom-coms and dramatic films? Yes, yes they do. Some movies are so incredible that the subliminal message of girl power is quoted and repeated many years after it is released. That happens to be the case with one of my favorite films in existence: Legally Blonde.

Okay, maybe a bit overboard, but there is no problem with being a dreamer!
Courtesy of Huffington Post

Back To The Future

As we all know, Back To The Future is an awesome cinematic masterpiece about the coolest kid on the block, Marty McFly, and his adventure thirty years into the past with Dr. Emmet "Doc" Brown to make sure his parents become a couple. This of course is one of the single greatest plot lines to be written in the history of man. Oh, and guess what? This happens to coincide with the fact that I cannot stand planning out the future. Thanks registration.

This is my head when the word "future" joins the conversation. 1.21 jigawatts of "wait what?"