My Movie Resolution

In keeping with my amended New Year Resolution, I have continued to watch a plethora of movies. It has slowed down a bit since Wes spends less time eating these days, but I've still added a goodly number to my list.

Movies I have watched since February 25th and how much I have liked them with * being I felt meh and *** being I loved it (it's rare that I feel less than meh about a movie. There is one in the list, marked as a negative *):

Juno ***
Lars and the Real Girl ***
Atonement ***
The Darjeeling Limited **
Rear Window ***
Vertigo **
A Room with a View *
A Walk in the Clouds **
King Arthur **
As You Like It **
Last of the Mohicans ***
The Jane Austen Book Club **
Wives and Daughters **
Bridget Jones's Diary **
Love in the Afternoon ***
Barefoot in the Park ***
Sweet November *
A Month by the Lake -* (Turned off after 10 minutes. Boring)
The Invisible ***


Not quite as impressive as my previous list, but it's also slightly liberating to not be tied to the couch as much. I actually leave the house sometimes (but only like twice a week. Let's not get crazy here). Legends of the Fall is burning a hole in my coffee table and I have been trying my darndest to get through Middlemarch but I find myself so extremely disinterested. That wouldn't be such a problem if the darn thing weren't 6 hours long, but there you are. I might just have to give it a single * for effort and send it back. Too much other good stuff waiting in my queue to be held back by a single epically long George Elliot adaptation.

As for the bedroom renovation, it's currently stalled until I can take the stupid wrong colored bookcase back to Ikea, an operation that requires a certain level of planning that I am too tired to undertake lately due to my un-napped child (although, today was better than yesterday. Perhaps 6 hours of unbroken sleep loom on the horizon? Do I dare even hope?).