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day 02 → your favorite movie

No shame.

[Eating copious amounts of delicious leftovers and watching a terribly awesome, old Disney movie Sky High. Oh come on, Steven Strait in a cliched bad boy get-up is delicious to observe. HE LIT A CANDLE WITH A SNAP OF HIS FINGERS IN A CHINESE RESTAURANT WHERE HE WORKS IN A TANK TOP AND SPEAKS CHINESE AND READS HER A FORTUNE FROM A FORTUNE COOKIE.

Slap some butter on me and call me toast.

And Danielle Panabaker in pigtails is adorable. Have you seen Jim Rash as an evil jester sidekick?

Also, the fat kid reminds me of the fat bully from old school Power Rangers.]

Anyways, favorite movie: Get Smart [Also, no shame]



 Wonderful Anne Hathaway,
ridiculously nimble and limber (also hilarious) Steve Carell, 
The Rock (who has apparently gone back to wrasslin), 
little dorks Masi Oka and Nate Torrence, and some atrocious (read: AWESOME) jokes/body gags make for my favorite movie. 

I mean come on - there's a horny old Russian lady and a British villain. If the evil bakery scene does not make me giggle and squirm like a little girl, please check to make sure it's actually me and not some alien lookalike. Although, it's not one of my tearjerkers (which - let's be honest - is everything), I love this movie and have never gotten sick of it. Almost every scene is one of my favorites. Perfection in the form of a kid's film. 

Ron Wilson, bus driver, signing out.
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