bluelovesorange | round up

Star Trek was a lot of fun, and mercifully easy to understand, especially for a non-Trekker/ie like me. I went in just wanting to be entertained, and I got that and more. And also, though I didn't care much for Zachary Quinto's Sylar (look, sometimes the smooth talking sociopath is not the character to have a crush on, okay fandom? Now stfu.) I do love his Spock. And Simon Pegg. I love you, Simon Pegg. LOVE YOU.
Congratulations to kitsune714 on her graduation from med school. Now I can call you Dr. D. Like Dr. Horrible, but competent.
I've watched Atashinchi no Danshi episode 5 about seven times now, though half of that was just ffing to my favorite parts. Which I will be sharing in another post, with screencaps of flail.
I've dumped GomPlayer for The KMPlayer
I'm really looking forward to seeing UP! as I've loved almost every Pixar movie that I've seen. But I'm also very excited about Disney bringing back oldskool hand-drawn animation in the form of the Princess and the Frog. The Disney princesses were some of my earliest drawing models.
If you don't understand why this is funny, you don't really know me: The script to the new Twilight franchise movie was found in the trash
The trailer for 9 simultaneously creeps and fascinates me
I think I am going to try and make custard this weekend. My summer fruit trifle worked out nicely a few weekends ago....
Jonny Lee Miller and Romola Garai are to be the new Mr. Knightley and Emma Woodhouse in another BBC Jane Austen adaptation. I AM SO EXCITED, YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW. Even though Emma is my least favorite Austen - I love Romola. (And JLM!)