Head over heels.

Oh my Gosh. I hated it. I hated it so much.

Why do people write crappy season finales? They know people have to wait months for a new season, so why leave them with a feeling in their stomaches that resembles being stood up? You try to be optimistic about it and not care too much, but in the end it just hurts.

You had us biting our fingernails for 5 seasons over one single pairing… and now it seems farther away than ever. Dear God, why did I even watch the finale before the beginning of the new season?

…

Damn.

just like the last post… there is no definite favourite. I own well over 150 movies and which one I like best depends on my mood. So here’s a selection:

All-time favourite: Surf’s Up [trailer] (best feel-good movie of all times! Penguin Love!)

Other very much loved movies:

- Pulp Fiction (classic :3)

- Little Miss Sunshine (adorable cast, great depth, funny, but thoughtful)

- 27 dresses (feel-good movie! can watch this over and over and over again.)

- P.S. I love you (feel-good! great cast, i adore hilary swank’s outfits and the shots of ireland are fantastic!)

- Breakfast at Tiffany’s (classic :3 and a must-have-seen)

- Love and other Desasters (great take on a modern Holly Golightly, drop-dead funny)

#1: Bones episodes “The boy in the dumpster” and “The man in the fallout shelter”

never fails.

#2: Latter Days

When Christian visits Aaron’s mother, supposing he killed himself… his eyes are so filled with emotions it made me feel along so much. (Very good movie. Watch it! WATCH IT!)

#3: Factory Girl

The fall of Edie Sedgwick should make anyone cry.

#4: Bride Wars

this is sooo embarrassing. I mean… I didn’t even like the movie. But when the two girls are fighting on their wedding day, I sobbed like a little girl over their broken friendship.

#5: Schlafes Bruder

Ben Becker’s acting is awesome. Though the film is far worse than the book and suffers from the terrible miscast of Dana Vávrová as Elsbeth, I still cried in the end.

Things like that will come more often. Since Hornby’s High Fidelity, I adore Top 5-lists.