EBS SLEEPOVER + FOOL'S STOP

EBS SLEEPOVER.

The Elitist Bastards' Squadron had our second sleepover/movie marathon of the year on Thursday. It started off pretty late actually. The whole process of getting everyone to come down to Janice's house itself was somewhat troublesome. Some of us had babysitting duties. Others, like myself, were locked out of the house for a ridiculous amount of time and therefore could not have arrived earlier. Nevertheless, when we all got there, we watched some pretty good movies.

All our illegal material came from our one and only movie whore, Vincent. He usually provides us with the shit we need for an awesome movie marathon.

Here's the line-up.

Jackass: The Movie.
Totally hilarious, however, in retrospect, we decided that it was completely incongruous with the rest of the movies we watched during our stay. We're supposed to be pretentious, not silly. Jackass, does not qualify as pretentious. Sorry Mr Knoxville. [tangent] And I think Knoxville is an absofuckinglutely cool surname. I should get a pet and name it that. It'd die rather quickly though. I can't even take care of my discman by at least making sure that it looks to be in a visually appealing state, what more another living thing. [/tangent]

28 Days Later
Visually stimulating. Too many fucking montages, I swear. The movie draws several thematic parallels to the real world which is really kind of awesome when we talked about it. I thought it was OMFG boring at first, but once we discussed how the dark humour was brilliantly interweaved with the political and social undertones, I think my opinion of it sort of changed. The earlier parts were unbearable, I suppose. That's the only critique I can give.

Sin City
Forget 28 Days Later. Sin City is a visual ORGASM. I didn't really quite understand the whole story though. There were one too many protagonists. Too many prostitutes, [well not that I'm complaining or anything], too many villains with artificially deep, gruff voices. It's a star studded ensemble. It's very reminiscient of Kill Bill. Sin City was probably nothing more that something that's pretty to watch. Kind of like, neon lights. Wait, forget Sin City, Alexis Bledel was a fucking orgasm.

Interval. Or something like it.
Some of us fell asleep during Sin City. I managed to keep awake through it all though. I dozed off a little during 28 Days Later. Anyway, we didn't start watching movies again until, some time later in the afternoon.

Requiem for a Dream
I loved this movie. I still love it. I want to watch it again. Except for the fact that it's largely an anti-drug propaganda movie, I thought it was rather brilliant. Jennifer Connelley is a sex goddess. It was wonderfully executed. It discussed the detriments of addiction in such a realistic yet fashionable way and a few themes of psychological conflict and human flaws. There are so many things one can do in times of desperation, and the decisions one makes because of it are hardly respectable.

If not for Janice's sad and dysfunctional DVD remote control, we could've watched some foreign films. We can never do without subtitles even if we're watching a movie in English. Jared Leto has this habit of slurring that is so OMFG disgusting. But he has nice eyes. =((

Oh and anyway, CAMWHORE-AGE!


It is after all, a sleepover


There are so many things about Janice's house that's picture worthy.
And throughout the whole time we were there, we were too.
Oh, blurry =(
The aliens are coming!? Here? Now?
This one is way too cute to be Janice.
You know how puffer fishes activate their defense mechanisms when threatened?I am somehow convinced that it's rather ineffective. It's rather humorous actually.

FOOL'S STOP

Today, Izyanti made her acting debut on the CJC stage! She acted as Lucy Fer, of an originally written script. I honestly couldn't understand most parts of it, as in the whole storyline, but some parts were really amusing. I did however manage to catch on to the whole moral story behind it though. The whole thing about Hating the Sin, Not the Sinner. Iz was on the stage like 90% of the time. We are all very proud of her. Indeed.

And of course, we all know I never leave home without my trusty DIGICAM, Percy.

Pre-show Camwhoreness 1.
Pre-show Camwhoreness 2.
Izyanti, as Lucy Fer.
Pretty group shot.
Those were the flowers we bought her. Rattling them violently was the only way she could express her appreciation. Izyanti and Charmaine.
Janice, being unnecessarily defiant.
Vincent and Matthew forgetting that they are 'in the Presence of God'
Kinky.
Once again. We are proud of you dearie.