Chibi-Otaku-chan

:lonely: Alas, I am saddened. Next Friday is the last episode of this season of Doctor Who.  That means two things. 1. :tears:There is only one more episode with the Nineth Doctor. I hope Ten is good, because Nine was my favorite. (Although, I really haven't seen many episodes with Doctors other than Four and Nine.) 2. :bored:I'll probably have to wait several months until the Sci FI Channel starts showing the second season. The first season started sometime in Februrary; so I'm assuming that's about when they're likely to release the second. (:threaten: Sci FI had darn well better show the second season, or I'm sending nasty e-mails and N

:popcorn: Well, I am quite impressed with the latest crop of movies that just hit dvd. In the past two weeks, I watched three movies which far exceeded my expectations.:xD: I will now rant endlessly about the virtues of all three (I'll be a bit vague about plots so as to avoid evil spoilers) 1.:batman: The first movie I watched was Batman Begins. It was amazingly cool. The acting was great. (Especially Michael Caine as Alfred, but that's to be expected when you give a character as cool as Alfred to such an uberly cool actor). I liked how  the writers acknowleged that the Dark Knight was still a noob at this point in his career. They let us s

:yoda:This is the part of our show where Sharie comes out and reviews a movie.: :popcorn:I rented The Interpreter last night. It had a really cool Mystery/Suspense plot. The identities of some of the culprits are fairly apparent from the beginning, but you don't know how they're linked or why they're planning what they're planning until the end. :thumbsup: :thumbsdown:The writer also plays with the sympathys of the audience. The plot involves the leader of an African country and two of his rivals (although the three of them can't really be called main characters since you only see each of them for a few minutes).  I found myself feeling sym