Some pretty ridiculous/ hilarious moments, perfect for an action film. It doesn’t seem to take itself too seriously which makes it enjoyable.

It has a sort of Fight Club lite vibe to it, with the narration being the most obvious aspect of it. This comparison could be a good or bad thing, but it really doesn’t matter. The visuals are very nice, and there is a slight comic book aesthetic to it which I always enjoy.

James MacAvoy is so fantastic. I have been enjoying his work since Shameless and I am glad he is doing so well these days and gets to pick the roles he wants to do, acknowledging how ridiculous his choices are, but that he’s happy have the opportunity to make them.

Big Night.

I just love them.

“When there weren’t any parties sometimes she would party with townies…”

I am a sucker for marketing, and anything with Agyness Deyn. I think it will make me interesting.

Too 70s. Their first album was soo fun and poppy and this is just full of retro bluesy guitar riffs which come across as neither inventive or current.

Maybe it will grow on me.

I am incredibly bipolar when it comes to Coldplay. I can not seem to figure out if I like them or hate them. I was listening to them pretty early when Parachutes came out and I seem to give every album they put out a chance though Chris Martin has gone from adorable frontman to a melodramatic twit.

Before this album came out I went and listened to their old stuff and again though I was swept up in moments of nostalgia and the distinct memories that go with these albums in my life, I was still annoyed by the meaningless smug nursery rhyme lyricism that I found prevalent and continuous and by the time XY came out made the dwindling feelings of appreciation disappear into something close to hate.

What I think, at least from the early listens to Viva La Vida… is the shitty lyrics of before have been quelled/ muffled and I actually find myself enjoying this album.

Maybe I just had such low expectations that the fact that the album isn’t half bad is a total and pleasant surprise. And I find the nice memories of coldplay coming back returning without having to put up with the drudgery of “You can sing a song that nobody has sung.”

Though this ridiculous military band look has got to stop. They should just play tunes and avoid the rest of the PR hoopla of trying to look like a new band.

I am incredibly bipolar when it comes to Coldplay. I can not seem to figure out if I like them or hate them. I was listening to them pretty early when Parachutes came out and I seem to give every album they put out a chance though Chris Martin has gone from adorable frontman to a melodramatic twit.

Before this album came out I went and listened to their old stuff and again though I was swept up in moments of nostalgia and the distinct memories that go with these albums in my life, I was still annoyed by the meaningless smug nursery rhyme lyricism that I found prevalent and continuous and by the time XY came out made the dwindling feelings of appreciation disappear into something close to hate.

What I think, at least from the early listens to Viva La Vida… is the shitty lyrics of before have been quelled/ muffled and I actually find myself enjoying this album.

Maybe I just had such low expectations that the fact that the album isn’t half bad is a total and pleasant surprise. And I find the nice memories of coldplay coming back returning without having to put up with the drudgery of “You can sing a song that nobody has sung.”

Though this ridiculous military band look has got to stop. They should just play tunes and avoid the rest of the PR hoopla of trying to look like a new band.

Treasure is their knowledge (dramatic pause) Knowledge is their treasure.

Brutal.

Not as bad as I thought it would be. On par with the Bridget Jones Sequel.

I really dislike the Billy Walsh character. Less of him in the future please.

Pretty good.