I'm in an odd mood.

I don't know why but I seem very random today. In a pretty good mood. Need to go to the gym. Need to stop being such a slacker about things.

I hope this mood makes it all the way through work. I really would appreciate that so I come home and my first instinct isn't to curl up and go to sleep or pour myself a rum and coke. Bleh.

New Orleans! So far, I have certainties on me, Cody, Sean and Holly. We're leaving the 11th of April (just after NorWesCon) and coming back the 17th. If we work things correctly, we can get around $400 a person but we need to do this soon. I want to buy tickets around next Friday. (The 13th, of course.) Talk to me people. Let me know what's going on. I'm going to need the vacation. (I'm going to have to work out things here at work, one way or another.)

What else? There was something else. I can't remember right now.

I need liquid. I should go get some.

*eyes go wide*

Ooooooooooh.

Ooooh. Interesting.

Just my sort of day... Entertainment

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Pixar has had meetings with Marvel. Everyone is saying it is too early to see if Pixar would be interested in making a commitment to them and their characters but there is potential for it.

GameSpot talked to producer/director Uwe Boll who says that writer David Freeman has been tapped to pen the screenplay for a feature film based on the popular RPG Dungeon Siege.

From the New York Times: Mel Gibson, responding to focus groups as much as to protests by Jewish critics, has decided to delete a controversial scene about Jews from his film, "The Passion of the Christ," a close associate said today. A scene in the film, in which the Jewish high priest Caiaphas calls down a kind of curse on the Jewish people by declaring of the Crucifixion, "His blood be on us and on our children," will not be in the movie's final version, said the Gibson associate, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

There is a new version of the Bride of Frankenstien being made, though it is far different from anything before, I think. "Their concept for "Bride" is set in contemporary Gotham, centered on a young woman attending college. After being haunted by someone else's memories, she gradually discovers that she died and was then unnaturally brought back to life."

If Phantom of the Opera is successful in a film version, Andrew Lloyd Weber has other musicals he wants to bring over. The obvious one being Sunset Boulevard, though it's been done before it would.. well... yeah.

This Friday Miracle and The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra open. I have movies to watch!

New Orleans

Cody did some looking around and found "Sunday to Saturday, we can stay at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans which is in downtown, for $390 per person." This is with 5 people. We have four right now....

Need to talk to manager about vacation.