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It is the fourth of July and we are at a baseball game. This has been a tradition for the last few years. Usually we go to see the dodgers, but they decided it was a good idea to go out of town for the holiday.

Therefore we're in Anahiem to see the Angels play the Blie Jays. C is ignoring the game for books, as is her way. Heather is flabbergasted and appalled at Toronto's excuse for baseball.

Bring on the fireworks!

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Angel's Stadium

We are here to see Hancock. I generally love Will Smith movies, so this will be pretty good I think. Shannie Shannerton loved it according to her LJ, and I'm inclined to believe her.

We came early and went to the bookstore and pinkberry. It doesn't take alot to make the girl happy: bound pages and droWn yogurt.

I'm going to cu this short for an Icee and popcorn.

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Today is our first day in our new office space.  Along with the assorted chaos of "Where's my chair?", "Where's my computer?!" and "Where's my monitor?!"... there is just a lot of maneuvering and trying to arrange myself into a new cube space.  I think I'm set up now.

I've devised a theory. We need two actors to cover every lead male part.

Will Smith and Samuel L Jackson. They're already in 80% of movies as is... So it shouldn't be a stretch for them.

On that note, we lured Heather and Susie to a theater again to see the fall. I'm excited to see it again.

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We're in a theater and its time for a post. Connie, Susie, Heather, Aaron, C and I are doing the weekly movie trip as a group this time. Our pick? Get Smart. I don't like Steve Carrell when he is playing the character that made him famous... I luke him in his quieter more subtle moments.

That said I have lots and lots of warm and fuzzy thoughts ( read: naughty) thoughts for Anne Hathaway. So if nothing else, I will love the eye candy.

There was just an announcement making sure that everyone was here for Get Smart... Apparently Get Smart is boosting this box office take by stealing from Mike Myers. I endorse said plan. No one should see the Love Guru, even if its about hockey.

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On a whole, it was not as bad as I had anticipated. I really expected another return to the garbage of Lady in the Water... And he didn't quite go that far.

Marky Mark was good. He played the confused and abstracted guy pretty well. Zooey Deschanel was really just there to look around wide eyed and adorable; there was very little substance to her character.

The payoff on why it was happening was minimal, but not twisty and the writing was adequate. There quite a few intentional funnies, and a few unintentionial ones.

Overall 6 out of 10

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How come I pay 13 dollars and get 10 minutes of commercials (not previews) before my movie?

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It is becoming a Friday tradition for C and I to go to the movies. I quite enjoy it, even though I ignore her pre show to Vox.

We're currently waiting in the theatre to see "The Happening". I am thoroughly expecting some complete garbage, because it has nothing but bad press so far and Majov is already back peddling.

After we'll go see the Hulk. I'm actually expecting to be entertained by that one.

C has been trying to coach me on my attitude, which she gets the full brunt of when the topic comes up... With a good bit of defensiveness thrown in for good measure. I do take in her advice and try to put it into practice, but sometimes its so hard. I don't react well to being told what to do, and I can't work hard on projects or for people, I don't like, care about or respect.

The movie should start in about 10 minutes. I'm very nervous about this. I think M. Knight should stick to directing trailers, because he is much better at setting it up on a small scale. I read somewhere that this is better than "Lady in the Water".

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