It's the weekend!
Mar. 5th, 2004 10:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alexpgpI would appear to be about to spend a second weekend in a row without every minute booked with work, though I do have some translations lined up.
Work today was a little weird, more about which in another rock.
Dinner today was at Boston Market, just down the road from Joe's Crab Shack. A much better choice, as it turns out.
The post-dinner entertainment was Hidalgo at the AMC-30 with my two favorite ladies.
I thought the film was absolutely grand, even if I thought it did start a little along the lines of The Last Samurai, with an American Man of the West of the late 19th century, disgusted with his life and enticed to go abroad.
The difference is that in Samurai, Tom Cruse's character ends up being changed by his surroundings; in Hidalgo, Viggo Mortensen's character pretty much stays rock solid and helps him survive.
Definitely a see-again, someday.
Cheers...
Work today was a little weird, more about which in another rock.
Dinner today was at Boston Market, just down the road from Joe's Crab Shack. A much better choice, as it turns out.
The post-dinner entertainment was Hidalgo at the AMC-30 with my two favorite ladies.
I thought the film was absolutely grand, even if I thought it did start a little along the lines of The Last Samurai, with an American Man of the West of the late 19th century, disgusted with his life and enticed to go abroad.
The difference is that in Samurai, Tom Cruse's character ends up being changed by his surroundings; in Hidalgo, Viggo Mortensen's character pretty much stays rock solid and helps him survive.
Definitely a see-again, someday.
Cheers...
