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Jan. 23rd, 2008 01:15 amWell, if nothing else, I wouldn't have known that Heath Ledger is dead were it not for my routine scanning of my flist before I went to bed.
It feels weird since I was just reading an Empire article about The Dark Knight, and I honestly don't have any words of significance to say about it. I've gone through about ten minutes of shocked, started utterances of, "Holy shit, Heath Ledger is dead!"
Off the top of my head, I've seen The Brothers Grimm and Brokeback Mountain. The latter is unforgettable, and although it was uncomfortable seeing that movie next to my mom, the ending made me teary. And I was/am (which tense DO you use in this situation?) looking forward to seeing him as The Joker, though the moviegoing experience is definitely going to be a lot stranger now.
Enough filler, though. I'll just continue to repeat to myself, "Holy shit, Heath Ledger is dead!"
It feels weird since I was just reading an Empire article about The Dark Knight, and I honestly don't have any words of significance to say about it. I've gone through about ten minutes of shocked, started utterances of, "Holy shit, Heath Ledger is dead!"
Off the top of my head, I've seen The Brothers Grimm and Brokeback Mountain. The latter is unforgettable, and although it was uncomfortable seeing that movie next to my mom, the ending made me teary. And I was/am (which tense DO you use in this situation?) looking forward to seeing him as The Joker, though the moviegoing experience is definitely going to be a lot stranger now.
Enough filler, though. I'll just continue to repeat to myself, "Holy shit, Heath Ledger is dead!"
