(before anyone harasses me about the photo credit, I took this picture. I credit ME.)
2. This bloody poster for HP7ii.
3. Philip K. Dick adaptations. Well, some of them. Particularly these:
Others I could take or leave. Did anyone else see The Adjustment Bureau? The love story was sweet, but I felt there was something missing, action-wise.
4. This print.
5. John Slattery and his subtle campaign to bring back hats and three-piece suits.
3. Philip K. Dick adaptations. Well, some of them. Particularly these:
Others I could take or leave. Did anyone else see The Adjustment Bureau? The love story was sweet, but I felt there was something missing, action-wise.
4. This print.
5. John Slattery and his subtle campaign to bring back hats and three-piece suits.
(Mad Men)
I'm jealous that you were close enough to Wil Wheaton to take that picture.
ReplyDeleteShannon - It was at the Eureka screening at Comic-Con. He just found out he was going to be a recurring character and he was really excited.
ReplyDeleteThe new harry potter poster gets me SO EXCITED.
ReplyDelete@justine - I know, right? Posters are better than trailers, because any trailer for any HP movie makes me cry. I'm pathetic like that.
ReplyDeleteI've passed by Wil a couple of times in the Exhibit Hall, and I'm still too nervous to ask to take a photo with him. :/
ReplyDeleteAlso, I want to like John Slattery so bad ... but all I can think of when I see him is the role he played in Sex and the City—the guy who liked "golden showers." And that squicks me out a little, as silly as that sounds.
@Mandy - yeah, I try not to think about that role :P
ReplyDeleteMy brother went and talked to Wil last year at SDCC (I was in the Eureka screening). He said he was really cool.