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So Jane Adams is in a new movie called Lifelines1, 2. Here are some things to note about this movie:
When I originally wrote this entry I drafted it out in Notepad and I had a very long and punctuationless spiel here about how I was posting a poll but the posting of the poll should not be taken to indicate in any way shape or form that I was considering either or perhaps any of the options that it included, because so far from considering them I didn't even know what they would be or how many of them there would be, hence the "either or any" part, because sometimes my fingers just take over and ask things about Hannah Montana and it is not my fault at all and no one should ever suspect that I would do anything as wacky or excruciatingly uncool as the options that I think my fingers might want to type into the poll only I couldn't be sure, you see, because I hadn't typed it yet. Anyway, I forgot to copy-paste that part, and then I closed Notepad without saving. I know you all mourn its loss. Ahem.
We now return to our regularly scheduled broadcasting:
[Poll #1381297]
Thank you for your input. Of course I have already forgotten what the poll says, my fingers’ muscle memory being short; but I am sure I will value your contributions.
1Yes, the movie used to be titled Wherever You Are, and no, IMDb hasn’t caught up with the change yet.
2Yes, the art on the movie poster for this looks exactly like the one for Happiness.
3”One of the most exquisite images on screen this year was the lovely face of the brilliantly talented Jane Adams, who plays Nancy, the mother of a profoundly dysfunctional family in this film from first-time writer-director Rob Margolies.” There are other good reviews but this is the one I am plucking because I TOLD YOU SHE IS AWESOME AND ALSO BEAUTIFUL, I TOLD YOU ALL, AND NOW MOVIE MOM SAYS IT TOO, AND SURELY YOU WILL NOT CONTRADICT THE AUGUST (ALBEIT ADVERB-ADDLED)iAUTHORITY OF MOVIE MOM
iYAY ALLITERATIONmeeble
meebleONLY I DON'T THINK IT COUNTS AS ALLITERATION BECAUSE THOSE AREN'T ALL THE SAME SOUND, LIKE HOW YOU SHOULDN'T COUNT "COVETED CHOCOLATE CONFECTION" OR SOMETHING AS ALLITERATION BECAUSE THE CH SOUND IS NOT THE SAME AS THE C SOUNDweeble
weebleOMG WHY AM I YELLING IN MEEBLY-WEEBLY FOOTNOTES
- It is getting good reviews.3
- It is the first movie in which Jane Adams has had top billing, or indeed any sort of major role at all, since Happiness in 1998.
- It is only showing in New York and LA.
When I originally wrote this entry I drafted it out in Notepad and I had a very long and punctuationless spiel here about how I was posting a poll but the posting of the poll should not be taken to indicate in any way shape or form that I was considering either or perhaps any of the options that it included, because so far from considering them I didn't even know what they would be or how many of them there would be, hence the "either or any" part, because sometimes my fingers just take over and ask things about Hannah Montana and it is not my fault at all and no one should ever suspect that I would do anything as wacky or excruciatingly uncool as the options that I think my fingers might want to type into the poll only I couldn't be sure, you see, because I hadn't typed it yet. Anyway, I forgot to copy-paste that part, and then I closed Notepad without saving. I know you all mourn its loss. Ahem.
We now return to our regularly scheduled broadcasting:
[Poll #1381297]
Thank you for your input. Of course I have already forgotten what the poll says, my fingers’ muscle memory being short; but I am sure I will value your contributions.
1Yes, the movie used to be titled Wherever You Are, and no, IMDb hasn’t caught up with the change yet.
2Yes, the art on the movie poster for this looks exactly like the one for Happiness.
3”One of the most exquisite images on screen this year was the lovely face of the brilliantly talented Jane Adams, who plays Nancy, the mother of a profoundly dysfunctional family in this film from first-time writer-director Rob Margolies.” There are other good reviews but this is the one I am plucking because I TOLD YOU SHE IS AWESOME AND ALSO BEAUTIFUL, I TOLD YOU ALL, AND NOW MOVIE MOM SAYS IT TOO, AND SURELY YOU WILL NOT CONTRADICT THE AUGUST (ALBEIT ADVERB-ADDLED)iAUTHORITY OF MOVIE MOM
iYAY ALLITERATIONmeeble
meebleONLY I DON'T THINK IT COUNTS AS ALLITERATION BECAUSE THOSE AREN'T ALL THE SAME SOUND, LIKE HOW YOU SHOULDN'T COUNT "COVETED CHOCOLATE CONFECTION" OR SOMETHING AS ALLITERATION BECAUSE THE CH SOUND IS NOT THE SAME AS THE C SOUNDweeble
weebleOMG WHY AM I YELLING IN MEEBLY-WEEBLY FOOTNOTES
