Staring Down Stats

I have an exam today. I have decided that I can't study anymore, my brain is full, thanks. I usually go insane over exam time. I'm moving out on Saturday, but I have already packed most of my stuff. I even packed my chemistry textbook in my packing frenzy, which was not smart because that's my last exam...I probably need that to study.

So, I finally watched The Notebook the other day, just to see what all the commotion was for this movie. It wasn't that great...kinda lame actually. I am biased, however; I have never really been a fan of chick flicks. They are just sooooo unrealistic and sappy, and sure, they might make me cry, but they are always predictable and just...LAME! So yeah, that was that. I've realized that I don't like a lot of genres of movies. I hate action films. Sooooo stupid!! It's just a bunch of guys running around shooting people, and car chases and then a random unrealistic love story thrown in the mix. Plus, if they have either Nicholas Cage or Tom Cruise...ew. Oh yeah, and they always say really stupid catch phrases just before they kill someone, like, "How's this for a birthday present...BLAM!" or "Now can we be friends? KABOOM!!" What the heck? Nobody actually says those things while shooting people (well, those were terrible examples, but still). I also resent the fact that Hollywood loves to Hollywood-ize or Americanize history. My least favourite movie of all time: Pearl Harbour. Terrible, terrible. Also, I can't believe that some of these actors get paid so much when they really just suck. Example: Mary-Kate and Ashley. They do not deserve the money they made from those stupid movies. I can't believe my dad gets paid less FOR MAKING FOOD FOR PEOPLE TO EAT, TO SURVIVE, while MK and A run around with millions of dollars because they are terrible actresses. That's just gross.

So movie genres I do like: mocumentaries, Tim Burton films, some comedies (unless it involves Adam Sandler). Yeah...those are good. Also nature videos, haha!