Monday, January 28, 2008

The Kopa Globes (nominees)

With all the movie awards shows going on right now I just had to make my own aswell. The catagories are based on the ones from The Golden Globes. The movies that are eligable for the awards are movies I've seen in 2007 and that are from either 2007 or 2006. The winners will be announced next sunday.
Best Motion Picture - Drama

Nominees:

The Ron Clark Story

Transformers
El Laberinto Del Fauno
Letters From Iwo Jima
The Kingdom
Best Motion Picture - Comedy

Nominees:

Cars
Cashback
Superbad
The Pleasure of Your Company
Clerks II

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama

Nominees:

Kazunari Ninomiya (Saigo) for Letters From Iwo Jima
Johnny Depp (Captain Jack Sparrow) for Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
Matthew Perry (Ron Clark) for The Ron Clark Story
Will Ferrell (Harold Crick) for Stranger Than Fiction
Hugh Jackman (Tomas) for The Fountain
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama

Nominees:

Ivana Baquero (Ofelia) for El Laberinto Del Fauno
Jennifer Garner (Janet Mayes) for The Kingdom
Keira Knightley (Elizabeth Swann) for Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
Anne Hathaway (Andy Sachs) for The Devil Wears Prada
Lois Lawn (Helen Dickson) for Out of the Blue
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy

Nominees:

Michael Cera (Evan) for Superbad
Jeff Anderson (Randal) for Clerks II
Michael Rapaport (Les) for Special
Zach Braff (Tom Reilly) for Fast Track
Andy Samberg (Rod Kimble) for Hot Rod
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Comedy

Nominees:

Isla Fisher (Katie) for The Pleasure of Your Company
Jennifer Garner (Gray) for Catch and Release
Amanda Peet (Phoenix) for Griffin & Phoenix
Lindsay Lohan (Rachel Wilcox) for Georgia Rule
Keri Russell (Jenna) for Waitress
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture

Nominees:
Jason Mewes (Jay) for Clerks II
Kenan Thompson (Troy) for Snakes On A Planes
Joshua Jackson (Wade Buckley) for Bobby
Kevin Smith (Sam) for Catch and Release
Don Cheadle (Alan Johnson) for Reign Over Me
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture

Nominees:

Naomie Harris (Tia Dalma) for Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
Jenna Fischer (Katie Van Waldenberg) for Blades of Glory
Amy Poehler (Fairchild Van Waldenberg) for Blades of Glory
Avril Lavigne (Alice) for Fast Food Nation
Isla Fisher (Denise) for Hot Rod


Best Screenplay - Motion Picture
Nominees:
Guillermo del Toro for El Laberinto Del Fauno
Darren Aronofsky and Ari Handel for The Fountain
Christopher Priest (novel) for The Prestige
Zach Helm for Stranger Than Fiction
Sean Ellis for Cashback

1½ days left

The day after tomorrow is the last day of my military service. Both good and bad things about that. Some of it was pretty exciting and I got some good friends there so I'm gonna miss that. But on the other hand I'm gonna enjoy no more long days and 24hour days and weekend work ect.

The next month I'm gonna do nothing and on march 1. I'll be leaving to travel around a bit in europe as previously mentioned. A lot has happened regarding that, but I'll safe that for another post.

Monday, January 07, 2008

Best of 2007

Another year has passed an it's time to sum up on the best of 2007. Here are the winners! As last year runner ups are more of less ranked.

Movie

Transformers

Runner ups:
Clerks II
El Laberinto del Fauno
Letters from Iwo Jima
Cashback
The Kingdom


Comment: All really awesome movies, and very different movies, which makes it hard to choose which is better. However Transformers had something special and gave me that great feeling that you can do anything ;).


TV Show

Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip

Runner ups:
The Class
Gossip Girl
How I Met Your Mother
Scrubs
Friday Night Lights


Comment: Beside an awesome cast (Matthew Perry!) this show just really hit it for me. I found the whole plot really interesting. Sadly it was cancelled already after it's first season, a great loss for TV.


Song

Hilary Duff - Never Stop

Runner ups:
Avril Lavigne - Hot
Mandy Moore - Can't You Just Adore Her?
Andrea Corr - Champagne From A Straw
Alicia Keys - No One

Comment: For more than half a year I've been completely sure which song would win this catagory. Very unlike the last two years, where this catagory was really hard to decide. Don't get me wrong, the other songs are really good too, it's been a good year for music, but Never Stop is just awesome. Simply can't sit still when listening to it, and it got such a simple yet beautiful message. Might be the second best song ever.


Music

Mandy Moore

Runner ups:
Hilary Duff
Avril Lavigne
Britney Spears
Natasha Bedingfield

Comment: Bought her best of in the begginning of the year which has a lot of great songs, such as her songs from A Walk To Remember which has an awesome soundtrack. And her new album Wild Hope from the spring was really beautiful.


Hottie

Kristen Bell

Runner ups:
Avril Lavigne
Hayden Panettiere
Britney Spears
Hilary Duff

Comment: I saw Veronica Mars over the summer and ever since I've been completely in love with her. Which by the way also was awesome, too bad it's cancelled too.


Website

iGoogle

Runner ups:
CSManager
Amazon.co.uk
IMDb
Celebrity Movie Archive

Comment: By iGoogle I mean the entire google. It's just got so many useful things and I don't know how I should survive without it.


Day

October 25. - Drove firetruck with blue lights

Runner ups:
February 22. - Most snow in almost a decade
June 30. - Graduation party
December 24. - Christmas eve

Comment: It's been the only alarm I've been on so far. Beside that it was exciting to drive with blue lights blinking (and with max 50km/h) it was somewhat of a kick to be there, thought not much happened. I think I haven't written a post about, I'll try to do that.


Blog Entry

Current situation

Runner ups:
Snow at last
Avril La -FUCKING- vigne

Comment: Well, read it.

Saturday, December 29, 2007

Christmas

So this christmas was somewhat a historic one for me. That is if I choose to use a big word about what many would see as a small thing, but I like christmas eve so lets leave it at that, historic. For the first time did my family spend time with my fathers sister and her family. It has for as long as I can remember always been a tradition that we spend christmas day with them, where we also dance around the christmas tree and get presents. However due to how things have changed we decided to do it like this, this year.

For dinner we had both roast pork, duck and goose. So as you might guess, there were plenty, and it was good. Though I missed my grandmothers meatballs. The rest of the evening was pretty much like every other christmas eve, after dinner dancing around the tree and getting presents. We were nine people, which equals a lot of present, and we were done with those around midnight, then random talking for some time. I think we were home around 2.

Christmas day we made a small visit at my grandparents for afternoon coffee, and some christmas lunch just the five of us at home for dinner in the evening. At nine I met with some of my friends from school for some partying, most of which I haven't seen the last six months. That was really nice except for the fact that I didn't drink, as I had to be at the civil defence next morning at 7:35 and drove up there during the night just after the party.

First day at the civil defence was spent catching up on some sleep and watching Harry Potter 3, 4 and 5. Next day we had to do a little work. I washed a firetruck and helped carrying some tubes. Rest of the day was spent on some random TV, inet and such.

Not much left to say about my christmas but the ultimate question: What did I get for christmas?

  • Real Wall Clock
  • Travelling adaptor
  • 300 DKr
  • Ekspert voucher for 250 DKr
  • 2gb MiniSD card
  • KAOS shampoo
  • Need For Speed Pro Street
  • Travelling kit including: Pocket towel, soap, toothbrush, padlock, travelling adaptor

Thursday, December 20, 2007

Avril La -FUCKING- vigne

Okay the last post was pretty angry, so I would just like that say that being in the civil defence is not all that bad, I've actually come to like it pretty well. Lovable co-conscripts, fun drills ect. Though no real fires ect. ever happens. One day left and I have christmas holiday, that's awesome anyway though :) and I'll be done on 30th January.

Lately I've been thinking about what I wanna do when I finish, and I've come up with a plan for the next half year more of less. No actual plan, but like mainly what I'd like to do, and then we'll see if it will happen.

Some evening when I was watching a few music videos I got the idea that I could travel around a bit to some concerts. Practically none of the artist that I listen to have I ever seen live, so now would be the time to do it. So I plan to get an interrail ticket (train ticket with which you can travel around as much you want in europe for x days) and then find some concerts. So far I've found a handfull or so artist that are touring in europe in the spring that I'd like to see, and just earlier today I started laying out a more detailed plan of which I'm going to when and where.

Those I have in mind are:

  • Nightwish
  • Natasha Bedingfield
  • Sophie Ellis Bextor
  • Alicia Keys
  • Kelly Clarkson
  • Sugababes
  • Nelly Furtado
  • Stacie Orrico

These are all touring in europe around February - March - April. So the plan might to do some of these in the spring and then see if any interesting are touring in the summer and take another trip then.

Somewhere in the middle of this planning I got an email from the Avril Lavigne fanclub saying that she would extend her american tour to also include europe, somewhere around June. Her being propably between my 3 favourite artist that was something I could not miss, so as the ticketsale started at 10.00 I went to the computer room in the lunch break and bought a ticket for the copenhagen concert, on June 26. Then time must tell if that'll be the only concert in the summer of if I find some others aswell.

Sunday, October 28, 2007

One mad mad kopa

My whole childhood I've always wanted some radio controlled (RC) car that could run fast. I've had a few small ones but they've been really slow and boring. So one day a little while ago as I was surfing QXL.dk I remembered I had once bid on an RC car there. So I did some searching and found there to be some interesting ones there. So I bought one that uses nitro fuel (new, from some store that sells on QXL) and got it last thursday. Friday I got fuel for it. But that's where the fun stopped...

I haven't been able to get it started yet, and have been used quite some hours during the weekend, and now the pull starter is stuck. AREGGRAGJH it's so frustating buying something and looking forward to using it but can't because it's fucking hard to make it work. Besides this I'm getting pretty tired of the civil defence. Long days and having to stay there some evenings and weekends and shit. However sundays are the worst, I'm always like "now there's 10 hours left of weekend", "now there's 4 hours left" ect. ect. fuck I hate it.

As you might guess I haven't been in the best mood today. It helped a bit by rewatching A lot like love just now though.