dreamy days in west tokyo haruki walkthrough

DREAMY DAYS IN WEST TOKYO HARUKI WALKTHROUGH TV

Vicky Cristina Barcelona was new to me, but, you know, it's still Woody Allen. I got the chance to revisit a lot of favorite videos with JZ and Amber. I love the way Where the Wild Things Are didn' try to prefectly map the realm with the monsters to their parallels in the 'real world'.įinally Avatar was stupendous, especially in IMAX 3D. IMAX Transformers 2 made it just a terrific spectacle, and if you take it for what it was it was pretty great.įunny People and Whatever Works were both kind of sweet-nature comedies. I was delighted to see the return of Kirk as the pre-eminent Captain with Star Trek. Watchmen was a solid translation of the comic, and I liked the change they made to the ending. Still, if nothing else these are notes to my future self, who I hope will always be at least a little bit interested.

I always feel he need to apologize for this, and I'm not sure if anyone reads my recommendations all that closely. I also made a permanent features page for this stuff, with links to all the previous years.

DREAMY DAYS IN WEST TOKYO HARUKI WALKTHROUGH TV

I think the early 2000s amount of movies-on-tv was from having a tv in my home office and the mid-2000s spike in videos was the discovery of Netflix. I'm surprised to see that I haven't, in fact, been playing as far fewer video games through as I had thought. (adding to the geekery, this is a screenshot from a homemade java processing program, not an Excel thing like a sane nerd might've done.)Īs I predicted my commute change led to a decrease in books read, though I didn't know that was a trend. Last year I mentioned I wanted to graph this stuff out, and so here it is: January 2, 2010So for a decade now I've been keeping a database of the media I've been consuming!

Dreamy days in west tokyo haruki walkthrough