TonyWildRiver

Ok I've started, may as well finish. Warning: Frank opinions ahead! If you don't like them, you don't have to read them. So I ranted on my extreme dislike for the 'bitter sweet' thing that Hollywood, authors, TV, and pretty much everyone and their dog is doing nowadays. "But...that's been around since time immemorial." Yes, I'm well aware. Every civilization seems to go through their phase. Not the point. First, let's get this out of the way. I do enjoy the occasional sad ending. "Where the Red Fern Grows" is a fantastic example. Disney's Pocahontas could be considered bitter sweet but it fit the story, was very well done and the positive f

(still have no idea how to change the stuff up there) Ok I have to put this somewhere because I need to get it out. Warning now, this is an opinion rant and while I completely acknowledge that other people are entitled to their opinions, I am too. So, How to Train Your Dragon. Amazing film. Beautiful Story. First movie I was excited to see in theaters in years. First movie I ever paid full price to see in theaters more than twice (I won't tell you the number, it's a little embarrassing ^_^). How to Train Your Dragon 2. I was scared. The trailers looked fun but you have to be careful with sequels. Dreamworks had not let me down yet though, s

Thought I should update this, since the last one says I am in Texas and I have not been there in several years. I have no idea how to change that stuff up there, and I don't seem to be smart enough to figure it out, so just know that most of that has changed currently. If you care to know, I am eating dry cereal and watching Natsume Yuujinchou. Anywho. As stated in the title of this post, I am now hailing from the other side of our lovely globe. Crossed a rather large pond to get here and experienced an 18 hour night because of it. So far, LOVE IT. Rather terrifying yes, but I am still immensely excited. New job, new culture, and REALLY new