I caught this on TV late the other night. I had no idea it was about an actual person right until the end, so I had no previous interest in the subject. Towards the end, it became quite touching but mostly it didn’t hold my interest, unfortunately.

I’m afraid I had to give up. I watched the first three episodes, and while I did enjoy myself, I just didn’t have the time to watch the rest before I had to take it back to the library. One day I shall finish watching it, but I need a lot more time.

This really is a terribly corny movie though that doesn’t make it wholly unenjoyable, of course. But I have a soft spot for Fabian so seeing him ‘acting’ in a film like this was a bit of a treat.

After watching Love in Thoughts I decided to look Daniel Bruhl up on imdb.com and, realising my mother had this film on DVD, watched it on a whim. I’m very glad that I did because I thoroughly enjoyed it. Putting aside the fact that I find Daniel Bruhl to be absolutely gorgeous, I think it’s a lovely film. Granted, not a lot happens but that doesn’t bother me so much in a film.

See this entry. Pretty much the same thing for this movie.

This was on pay-per-view and we had been sitting around talking for hours and hours so we decided it’d be a great idea to watch this (and Debbie Does Dallas). It’s incredibly funny but definitely one of the least sexy things I’ve ever seen. But funny.

The only thing that made this movie somewhat bearable was Jensen Ackles’ beautiful face.