I'll definitely be asking for this for Christmas, if I can hold out on buying it myself that long. Nikita Season 1 is out on DVD/Blu-Ray on August 30, 2011.
There have been several moments throughout the show that Nikita has been judged solely on her looks, which is a huge mistake! Yes she's gorgeous, but that slight frame sure packs a punch. Beautiful and deadly, she's the ultimate undercover spy.
Have you ever been in a situation where someone has judged you based on what you looked like, and how did you prove them wrong?
You can pre-order Nikita: Season 1 from The WB here.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Anderson Cooper, I love you even more now!
Anderson Cooper's giggle fit from the Gerard Depardieu peeing story is the best thing I've seen all week (yes, that includes RISE OF THE PLANETS OF THE APES).
Just watch and enjoy already!
Labels:
Anderson Cooper,
Just for fun,
video
Monday, August 15, 2011
Music Monday: No One Believes Me by Kid Cudi (for the FRIGHT NIGHT soundtrack)
FRIGHT NIGHT opens this Friday and if you're in to truly villainous vampires instead of the soft, romantic ones from TWILIGHT, this flick is right up your alley. For the film's soundtrack, Kid Cudi cut this moody track and filmed a great companion video to the film. Check out the video after the break and stay tuned for my film review for GeekTyrant!
Labels:
b-movies,
Fright Night,
movies,
music,
Music Monday,
Soundtrack
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
SYTYCD Season 8: Top 4 Perform
Kenny Ortega and Katie Holmes join our judges tonight and it's the LAST performance episode of the season. I thought America got it right this season and am so happy with the Top 4. I'd be happy with any of them winning tomorrow night.
Melanie and Marko
Doriann Sanchez Disco
I Feel Love (12" Version) by Donna Summer
Well, the lighting and Melanie's faces were the best part of that painful routine. There's a reason this is one of the "dances of death." Katie loved their facial expressions and really that was the best part of the routine. Mary pointed out how their lifts, coming in and out, were rough and not smooth transitions. Nigel thought it was a bit of a struggle and they were uncomfortable in the style.
Labels:
review,
sytycd,
television
THE HELP opens in theaters today
With Gordon and the Whale closing its digital doors this month, I've found a new writing home at GeekTyrant and just posted my first review there! I saw THE HELP last week and really loved the "controversial" story. Watch the trailer after the break and then go read my review!
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