The sound sucked for Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. We complained. We got free tickets.

I was disappointed anyway. Let's face it. It's hilarious, but something about the story doesn't translate well to the big screen.

While I'm on the subject, if I may have a word with all the movie producers out there? Can you stop trying to improve older movies by just adding new effects to them? Have you learned anything from George Lucas? We've all seen so many spectacular special effects that they're no longer spectacular. The world may finally be waking up to the fact that effects, CGI, and huge explosions aren't actually what makes a movie good. You may have to start, oh, I don't know, actually writing.

listening to: Yello.
in my sink: The leaves of spring. The winter of my discontent.