What now to look forward to?

Well I am looking forward to:
- Doctor Who Christmas special
- Sherlock season 3
- Star Trek
- any other BC film (LOL)
- downton Abbey Christmas special
- Hunger Games
- forumshore awards.


and more.. but that will come..


what are you looking forward to?

GTA 5, Django Unchained, Christmas, Awards, time off - much to look forward to

Hummmmm dare I confess this..

(the host - release date in the spring).

Django unchained, Lincoln, Hobbit. Plan to see all next week.

Game of Thrones season 3.
Spring. Taking these flipping jumpers off and feeling sunshine on me bits.
The End of the World is officially delayed.
Hobbit EE including all the Rivendell bits they cut out.
Sherlock 3.
Star Trek 2.
Pacific Rim thingy.

I love this thread idea! I'm currently looking forward to a bunch of stuff. Some things that come to mind off the top of my head are:

• Christmas
  
• Forumshire Awards
  
• Django Unchained
  
• Sherlock series 3
  
• Pacific Rim
  
• The two upcoming Studio Ghibli movies
  
• Star Trek Into Darkness
  
• The Legend of Korra season 2
  
• The Hobbit Extended Edition (call it morbid curiosity)
  
• The Desolation of Smaug -- I still have hope!
  
• Having time to write again

Kafria wrote:Hummmmm dare I confess this..

(the host - release date in the spring).

Spoiler:

I like the list two more studio Ghibli films? Sounds exiting! ^^ I am too still looking forward to the Desolation of Smaug. More Benedict and Orlando and Lee Pace at least And Kili!!!

I also look forward to:
- Christmas (LOL! Why wasn't that on top of my list?!)
- drawing the trio from Needlehole (yes, I am still working on you know what weeeh!!)
- drawing portrait of Merlin for a friend for christmas
- new years eve
- dancing Gangnam style in front of the entire school on thursday.

Any chance of you getting a video of your Gangnam Style dance to post here or on Facebook? And I can't wait to see your next illustration!

Norc wrote:I like the list two more studio Ghibli films? Sounds exiting!

Yeah, one directed by Hayao Miyazaki and one directed by the co-founder of Ghibli, Isao Takahata (his first in like a decade). I can't wait.

haha, we'll see about the vid..

wots Ghibli? is it Gimli's cartoon cousin?

Gangnam style Norc... that I have to see.

how cute is Kili.

oh and Lance's novel.

and Norc drawing US.

Studio Ghibli is an anime movie studio that has made a lot of very popular movies over the years. My Neighbor Totoro, Princess Mononoke, and Spirited Away are probably their most famous movies outside of Japan.

I think I saw Spirited Away, is that the one with the flying house?

Mrs Figg wrote:
how cute is Kili.

I know ..

Mrs Figg wrote: oh and Lance's novel.

and Norc drawing US.

I finally have a drawing of u that I am happy with, although it is in my math book

Mrs Figg wrote:(...)

and Norc drawing US.

So am I!

I want to see Norc's picture of Merlin! BBC Merlin?

Norc wrote:

I also look forward to:
....

- dancing Gangnam style in front of the entire school on thursday.

Well Norc, a couple weeks ago some friends of mine couldn't resist putting me in the spotlight:



I didn't get the double left-right-left-left right-left-right-right quite as clearly as hoped, but the general feeling is there.

omg, haha, genius!!

A whole new year on Forumshire coming up- thats what Im looking forward to!

Mrs Figg wrote:I think I saw Spirited Away, is that the one with the flying house?

Spirited Away is the one with the girl trapped in the amusement park for spooks and spirits.

Many of the Studio Ghibli films are warm hearted and stunningly beautiful. If you'd like to try one, I think you might like Porco Rosso. It's set in the Adriatic in the 1920's and it's like a gem.

Miyazaki's stories always have a girl with a pure heart and a sense of adventure at the center of the story, and none of the 'villains' are really bad at heart either.

halfwise wrote:

Norc wrote:

I also look forward to:
....

- dancing Gangnam style in front of the entire school on thursday.

Well Norc, a couple weeks ago some friends of mine couldn't resist putting me in the spotlight:



I didn't get the double left-right-left-left right-left-right-right quite as clearly as hoped, but the general feeling is there.

You move well Halfy, do those legs and stuff extend out from under the fur or what?

Eldorion wrote:

Norc wrote:I like the list two more studio Ghibli films? Sounds exiting!

Yeah, one directed by Hayao Miyazaki and one directed by the co-founder of Ghibli, Isao Takahata (his first in like a decade). I can't wait.

The only Takahata film I have on my shelf is Grave of the Fireflies. When I first saw it was so beautifully told that I felt I needed to buy it, but it's so grim that I rarely watch it. It sits on the shelf beside "When the Wind Blows" which is equally human and grim look at nuclear war, but with a British voice. I think that having been born and raised in the middle of the Cold War, I'll always have a troubled love/hate relationship with these kinds of films.

Is Takahata still this heavy?

I've seen grave of the fireflies twice.. still the saddest movie I've ever seen.