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1. Entourage is actually pretty good for a miniseries. It's slightly more entertaining to watch than The Sopranos, but then again I've only watched 2 episodes of The Sopranos so that critic might not be so valid. Entourage-solid first season I think, in terms of script and plot. but the acting can be improved. I mean really, its like a bunch of amateur actors just packed together in there, save for Jeremy Piven and Kevin Connolly. With Adrian Greiner, the main character, it was like watching Daniel Radcliffe in the first Harry Potter movie. insecure and unconvincing. But I like the concept of the story and how its not heavy stuff, its just light drama/comedy. yea.

2. Watched Capote again yesterday, for the third time. It stands multiple viewing I think, for the acting. But the movie seemed creepier this time round, probably due to midnight viewing (but, obviously.) I didn't watch the killing scenes and all that, no freakin way.

3. oh, went to the International Comedy Festival the other day. Charlie Pickering-yea pretty funny.

I don't know, if given a choice would a person rather be extremely smart or moderately funny?

4. I finally watched 'A Streetcar Named Desire'. god knows that thing is hard to find. (or I was just lazy to scout for it before.) Marlon Brando steals all the scenes he's in. and its not just because of his good looks. wait that looks funny-'good looks', its like froot loops. yuck to froot loops, its sugar shaped into rings. like cotton candy, its just sugar cloud. back to Brando, his acting is phenomenal in this one, really. The screenplay gets pretty funny at times, when it gets very dramatic with Blanche. Dramatic, but realistic.

-alot of watching, zero studying/working. weekends not looking all that great.