Chris Marquette Message Board

shame on you. NCIS isn't crappy. every episode is quality work I'm a big fan. I like how it stays loyal to its style but still keeps moving forward and staying fresh. I've liked it from the start even if I'm not a big fan of military/political/spy movies and TV. there's always a few exceptions that surprise me. a lot of actors have had guest roles in it like in the CSIs. Like Mike Welch was in one episode on 3rd or 4th season.

I tried FB too. and google. I got the names of IMDB pro, eveb thought I don't have the pro, the names were on the first lines on google search. I thought you knew the names already since you saw the  movie on pro, Deb. glad I could be at help.

so far I've learned:
- Chris has worked many, many times before with the director Luke Eberl. Maybe it's another project he's making with his friends? (Choose Connor, Fellowship, Sugarmountain,  Faultline)
- unrelated but: Luke Eberl made a movie with papa Joe's daughter Gia this year, called Getting that girl.
- Trevor Morgan is also attached to God's work and has also worked on Faultline. so really, little project with friends?

*sigh*I give up. wait a few days for Collider etc catch up. try googling God's work and 2012 and guess what you get. the climbse of imdb pro profile was all I could find that was even related to the movie.

happy belated birthday to Papa Joe! <3

sounds like JOA gone movie. I wish!

warm day + storm is great. a little bit exciting. and makes my inner Valkyrie want to go out and dance in the rain. rather warm, stormy november than this darkening kind that always sucks the life out of me. not only that, the weather is cold enough to feel cold but warm enough to not make snow yet. so the darkness is like highlighted with the naked trees and dark ground. and the sodding greyish white cloud always hanging over us. *sigh* at least when I was younger and lived 200km north, the Northern lights made fall a magical time. seems here the closeness of the sea at the south and the northern wind coming down the river the temperature can be quite rocky. up and down we go. always sick then. *sigh* at least my cold seems getting better now and so does the boys' angina. I have to take them to their dad again today and maybe a little sooner than usual since it's Father's day here today. Next week I'll be feeling weird, especially since I've got three days of home school. sleeping in, doing the assigments in couple of hours, then just watching too much TV again and sleeping in. gonna be so anxious with "nothing to do" I'll be at the gym every day, I'll bet. best anti-anxiety 'drug'.

just realized on this new laptop I CAN put these as the background pic made my day.

http://www.joblo.com/movie-news/exclusi … on-trailer

First trailer for Jay Baruchell's Goon. Don't laugh, but I've always had a soft spot for Sean William Scott. maybe it's the chin-fetish, maybe it's the promise of a toned body and abs, or maybe it's the whole of his being that just screams at me "this guy would be perfect to play a hero or a caricatyre of a hero!" and I'm such a (super)herolover... but I do really like him. So I really hate that this trailer didn't really play for my crumpy laptop, but maybe you've got a better luck. tell me how it was.

I think I've watched that movie when it came out but can't remember anything you just discribed. I only remember something about Ashton and something about Taylor2... i remember thinking it felt like a hastily done movie. too much crammed together in too little time. it would have made a good tv series.

cool can't wait to see more about it!

I checked out Once upon a time and Grimm. I'm thinking I'll get a little overdozed on fairytales if I keep up, but they're pretty watchable. I can't help thinking Grimm is inspired by that one episode of Supernatural.

that last one has all the makings of a fanfic. just saying.