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quarter_to_five4.05 - Forged Steele - There are issues and they are about trust and it is complicated...so they talk about it. Straight away. Like adults. And it's intelligent and interesting. And hot. Also, the hole in the floor was fabulous. Great plot.
4.06 - Corn Fed Steele - Did this have something to do with Reaganism? I dunno. Nevermind, I was distracted by collarbones and barnyard puns anyway.
Gradually, fashionwise, one can begin to see echoes of what will one day be known as the 90's. It's not precisely attractive, per say, but nevertheless kind of a relief.
4.06 - Corn Fed Steele - Did this have something to do with Reaganism? I dunno. Nevermind, I was distracted by collarbones and barnyard puns anyway.
Gradually, fashionwise, one can begin to see echoes of what will one day be known as the 90's. It's not precisely attractive, per say, but nevertheless kind of a relief.
Watched Brave last night, and must confess to being a teensy bit underwhelmed. It worked best for me on the humor level - I laughed quite a bit. Alas, I was also a little bit bored quite a bit. The plot was just slightly too thin, with too few characters being given any development to go on that long. It needed a subplot or something. It's also very, very pretty, but nothing quite made me go wow visually either. Still, unusual subject matter dealing with mother-daughter relashionships in a way that isn't awful is welcome.
