{ feeling : chilly
{ hearing : karen o and the kids - hideaway

I enjoyed Where The Wild Things Are despite the numerous family walkouts and claims of it being depressing in a disappointing way. I also really loved the soundtrack and was kind of saddened no one really took an interest in our soundtrack plus complimentary pass offer these pass weeks.

Actually, I don't know if that's changed. Yesterday, one of my coworkers managed to sell five CDs.

Thing about Where The Wild Things Are is that I just love seeing it on screen AND being blessed/produced by Maurice Sendak himself. I also enjoy Spike Jonze a lot. It was in fact sad but kind of awesome. Needless to say, I never know what to say when explaining what it's about to customers.

I'm a bad liar. Hell, I guess I should have just stuck with the fact I liked it a lot. They don't need to know about the people walking out or how strange it is.

A Christmas Carol opens on Friday. It is similar to The Polar Express which I hear from coworkers who've worked there longer than me (strange, yes?), it's the Vietnam of movie releases: they'd rather not talk about it. I wonder if we're going to get that for this one? I don't really know. Last I asked the status of ticket sales, the news was kind of disappointing but sometimes there are assloads of walk-up customers.

Whatever, more customers mean more hours for everyone.

Outside of the IMAX world, I haven't found a new job partially because whenever I get time to, I get horribly depressed by the process. I need some time, I guess.

Good news? The boyfriend and I might actually have found a condo. Needs some work and attention but not that much. Other good things? Video games. Played some DJ Hero the past few days. Granted, on easy because I kind of suck but still awesome and fun. Amazing shit? Daft Punk everything in the game. Also! Watched the boyfriend play some of The Ballad of Gay Tony last night. So great. I still find GTA IV beautiful. Whatever on technology, I'm always in it for the story anyways.

There's also the next episode of Monkey Island and assloads of good television. Dexter gave me a slight mindfuck, my shame girl shows have been enjoyable for the most part, and I always enjoy Heroes, Monk and the Thursday NBC lineup. Also, I'm one of many who have fallen in love with Glee but must admit, it really sucks having all the nice people get screwed over by the terrible.

Basically, media has been keeping me sane. I've even managed to read a lot of books sort of. Graphic novels are books but way shorter. Things are alright. Things can be better but that's a given.

Whatever, I'll enjoy my media.