looking forward to some weekend serenity

29 Sep 2005

Tomorrow, September 30, is the opening date for two movies for which I'm feeling great anticipation: Josh Whedon's Firefly-based movie, Serenity, and Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean's magical Mirror Mask (Mirror Mask trailor).

So, in addition to the AIDS Walk on Saturday morning (Jeff and I together have raised over $600, though he's garnered by far the lion's share of that; in fact, he was the number two fundraiser for the local Arlington Gay and Lesbian Alliance, and is being awarded a messenger bag for that accomplishment), I'm hoping to see at least one of these films over the weekend.

Posted by thom on Thursday, September 29, 2005 at 12:17 PM

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