Mr. Bean was my first British sitcom. I watched it years ago when I was about 10 years old. This show is what got me hooked on British television.
It’s been years since I’ve watched the show so I’ve decided to rent this set from Netflix. I’m excited to see it after so long. I’m sure it will bring back loads of memories!

I love Jared Leto. He’s so beautiful!

Strangely enough, I found this movie to be incredibly entertaining, as with all Takashi Miike films. Sure, it may be incredibly weird but that is what I love about Miike. He has such a fresh perspective and his work is refreshingly original.

This is absolutely my favorite film! It’s so beautiful that I can’t help but to cry every time I watch it.

The stories in this collection are far from scary and even further from being entertaining. They were slow-moving and cheesy. I guess that is to be expected, though, with a made-for-television horror series made in the early ‘90’s.

The majority of the film is very slow-moving. But the end is actually worth the wait!

This is the first book I bought on the topic of Wicca. It holds a special place in my heart because it was my first glimpse into the life-changing religion that I so love now.

It may not be the best literature in the world but it’s not meant to be. It’s meant to give just the basics so teens and beginners can learn.

Don’t expect fancy spells or complicated rituals.

Not as good as their first album (it actually hurt to type that considering their first album wasn’t all that great).

I used to be in love with Hanson. I didn’t care about their music at all. I just loved them. I only bought this album for that reason. I tried listening to it but I never made it through the complete album. What I heard was too light and airy for my tastes.

I loved this album back when I was like 10 years old. I thought Ace of Base was the coolest band to ever come along. I am extremely glad that my music tastes have evolved since then.