So, last night I watched Glee. It was amazing, as per usual. It made me really angry when Emma gave Will the speech about how there was nothing romantic about their relationship at all. We all know that they're going to end up together in the end. Especially since Will finally found out about his wife's baby, or lack thereof! He was SO mad, and I think that actor did it very well; I was scared for Terri. Also, the mattress commercial was a highlight. Although, I don't really understand why they were brave enough to do an embarrassing (but good) dancing and singing number on local TV, and yet they wouldn't do a silly yearbook picture. WHO CARES if people draw a Hitler moustache on your face or give you buck teeth? Glee is so silly sometimes. And yes, I realize that that's the point.
Yesterday, since I really had nothing to do, I decided to watch a horror movie that I have been waiting to watch for a while--Drag Me To Hell. I'm honestly still debating on whether or not the makers of this movie were trying to be ironic or not. Maybe I'm immune to horror movies after seeing around a million of them, but this movie was honestly a joke. I'm just not sure whether they were purposely making it into a joke or not. This movie is about a repulsive old Russian lady who puts a curse on this girl who refuses to put an extension on the lady's loan. After a hilarious fight scene in the parking lot, complete with the old lady literally sucking on the girl's chin with her denture-less mouth, the girl becomes cursed. The curse entails an evil GOAT SPIRIT that follows the girl around trying to literally drag her to hell through the ground.
Lastly, I've been watching a Japanese drama called "Absolute Boyfriend" about this girl who has no luck with men. She then gets surveyed about what qualities would make the "perfect man" by a business man who tells her that he can help. The day after she gets surveyed, she receives a robot man in the mail who is made to be her ideal boyfriend. It's really original and quite entertaining.
Jesse
