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"To be honest with you Ms. Flundergust, The fact that you even WANT the job as the Warners' new nanny tells me you're either very brave or... heh... very crazy!"

"Well I'm certainly not brave!"


-Mr. Plotz and Prunella Flundergust

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Apparently DA wants my mood to be irritated even though it's not...

Soooo hmm... what's new to report.

Summer is going as typical as my summers usually go, with a few unexpected ups and downs of course.

PetSmart is working me like a dog (pun intended) but lately there have been some hour cuts do to a lawsuit against the cooperation... how nice for them.

Family life is as to be expected, riddled with nagging and what not. Eh, it's all become white noise to me.

The first movie I saw for the summer was The Happening, and let me tell you, I'm surprised _I_ didn't commit suicide after enduring that monumental flop. Worst ...plot... ever...

Oh M. Night... how far you have fallen

Ah, but the movies redeemed themselves when I saw Wall-E Saturday of this week. Pixar, you've done it again. A pure masterpiece, nothing but net. So good I saw it a second time yesterday.

I was astounded by the animation quality of course, I expected nothing less from them. But how they managed to get SO much out of such simple dialogue and expression. That was genius. For characters that are robots, they just really pushed the envelope when it came to voice acting and emotion. The characterization was jaw dropping. I love it when movies manage to do that correctly when only given a little over an hour and a half. It's proof that it can be done.

The plot was incredibly believable and the messages behind it were very strong. Not to mention the beautiful soundtrack. And I was never a huge fan of robots, and for this movie to just blow me away like it did. That was satisfying.

My favorite character, hands down, was EVE. So what if she was a floating Ipod XD she was a kick ass floating Ipod! I bow down to her voice actress' talent. Though I think I've always had a fondness for the destructive type

I can't think of a single thing I didn't like about that movie. Two thumbs way way up and it better win a ton of awards. Not to mention ' Presto ' is by far Pixar's best short. My sides were aching, I was laughing so hard at it.

Wall-E and Ratatoulli are battling fiercely for "first place" amongst my favorite Pixar movie. I enjoyed them both in vastly different ways though. Ratatoulli had a great plot and excellent dialouge, I was just hooked to the story (and I love rats). Wall-E had the cutest story line of all time and anyone who knows me knows that I am a hopeless romantic so I was just a puddle of mush each time I saw it. Ask he knows because I was clinging to his arm and squeeking every 5 minutes at the cuteness. Though Finding Nemo won out for the most humorous of the films.

I suppose it's safe to say that Pixar can do no wrong in my eyes. They are 9 for 9 and I've loved every single one of their movies. They have set the bar when it comes to animation and story telling. I would kill to be a story board artist for them. Perhaps one day.

From what I've heard about their next film "UP", I'm slightly skeptic. It sounds kinda Don Quixote to me. *shrugs* but I trust Pixar. They've one nothing but impress me.

Disney on the other hand... well let's just say rock bottom is coming up fast. I have mixed feelings about what I've seen of Bolt. I suppose my opinion is tainted because it's a recycled plot (watch Patch's London Adventure or the Rescue Rangers episode "Flash the Wonder Dog")and it's also a stolen recycled plot. I have a loyalty to Chris Sanders after falling in love with Lilo and Sticth, so to see his idea trampled upon so carelessly really upsets me as a fellow artist/writer. They've completely raped the character designs.

But on the other hand, it does look like Disney's best attempt at computer animation without Pixar's help. The dialouge doesn't look too bad. *shrugs* we'll just have to see, I suppose.

But you could not PAY me enough to go see Beverly Hills Chihuahua...

Anyway, away from the movie news. Tiny Toon Adventures and Freakazoid come out on DVD this month, so I am excited about that. Not excited that it puts a massive delay on Animaniacs vol 4, but I will live. I adore the 3 volumes I have, and I'm still quite infatuated with drawing them.

Goodness this was a very long journal. Haven't had one of those in awhile. Well I'll end with a few shout outs.

needs some lovin' so go over and give her cuddles. She's had a rough week and is now -1 working ankle. Wuv joo Nicole! I buys you more food and walks your doggie again soon!

also deserve some hugs and page views because he's an awesome friend whom I enjoy spending time with. He's also had some rough times with roommate issues and a long distance girlfriend whom he misses with a passion (as he should, she's a sweetheart, hell I miss her). Thank you Kev, you've been a real top noch guy!

kicks so much ass because she sending me a giant Wall-E poster for my dorm room X3 JOANIE, WHY YOU ROCK SO MUCH?!

That is all, return to your stations

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