Palfrey's life

Three media things today. Firstly, I've been remembering just how cool Vandread is. Having got hold of some decent rips of the first series, I'm re-watching the whole thing again. It's got a few vaguely original concepts in there, but for the most part it's a whole long list of anime stereotypes. But it's *so* *much* *fun*. It's just plain and simple cool (and someone going for the epic-scale space battles helps as well). It's not that heavy, it's a nice, relaxing fun watch.

Came across a flyer in the foyer here saying "Free Movie", giving a title, an address and a time tommorrow. Now, I was thinking about going to this - it's written in English, so figured targeted at the international student crowd, and I hadn't heard about the movie before, but the clipped poster looked cool, so I decided to look it up. It's called "Lay It Down", and my overall view based on various things appears to be that it's one of the random speed freak car racing movies that have popped up in recent years, but as done by evangelical christians. Humph. Was looking forwards to a movie, but not interested in being preached at. Thought: any movies with significant religious content should have some sort of minimum limit on their classification, on the basis that it's liable to cause a hell of a lot more offence to people than any amount of T&A.

Memepool linked to a very surreal flash music video