I don't know, did I mentioned (I believe that I did), that I like taking photos with my moms Film camera. So I have put some of my pictures into Deviantart and I just wanted to share those here in my blog too.
keskiviikko 11. syyskuuta 2013
tiistai 3. syyskuuta 2013
Fangirl feelings
So it has been quite a weekend. I was in downtown in Friday and in Saturday. In Friday we were in movies with three of my friend and in Saturday I was looking for a prom dress (I will write about this later) to me with my sister. But that is not so relevant at the moment. I want to talk about my Friday night.
Like I said, we were in movies with my friends. We were watching Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, and I must admit, I was really skeptic about this movie. My expectations wasn't really high. I have red and heard so much bad about it, (how the script is bad, and it's not like the book at all) so much. I remember, when the cast was released, I was really disappointed about Jamie Campbell Bower being selected as Jace. Like what was that? He wasn't my dream Jace, oh no. Also, I don't know why, but I didn't like Lily Collins at all (I think it was because of Mirror, Mirror. I never saw that, but that thing looked so horrible....)
Last two things I heard about CoB before we went to the movies, was that if you had red the books, you will be disappointed, but if you hadn't, movie would be quite entertaining. And Helsingin sanomat (the biggest news paper in Finland) gave the movie two star out of five, saying that it tries to be new Twilight, but fails miserably. They didn't use those words, but the meaning was same. So I was ready to be regretting that I put my money to that ticket.
And when the movie begun, I was really, like really, amazed. It wasn't that bad! OK, this is not the new Pianist or Godfather, but definitely one of the best YA-book adaptions I have seen in a long time. And in half an hour later I had totally forgot who was playing Jace, and I was really enjoying about the movie. (I must admit, that Jamie Cambpell Bower isn't bad Jace at all...) It is really "good looking" movie, special effects are quite believable, dialog is almost as good as it is in book. So this Mortal Instruments fan is satisfied..
Maybe because I'm so big Cassandra Clare fan, I literary almost cry while watching this movie. I was rolling around in my seat, fangirling every little detail and actor. Let me say, Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Valentine <3, there is no words, I just love him. The cast was amazing. It's not going to win or even get nominated in Oscars this year, but asdfghjkl my poor fangirls heart and feelings.
When movie ended I was as frustrated as I was when I red the first book at the first time. Even though I knew what was going to happen. My friends just laughed at me, when I walked out from the theater. My hair was a mes and I'm sure that my make up was ruined. Luckily it was almost midnight in that point, so anyone didn't realize. I was emotional wreck and I just wanted to go and watch it again right away. Now I just want to sit and start reading Clockwork Angel. But no. School work and stuff...
There will be some changes in blog soon, I hope that I will also write soon again. I have couple ideas, but I'm not really in English mood, which makes writing so hard. Luckily this text was just waiting to be published. Hopefully I will hear about you soon (and you will hear about me), but till then
- Hanna
Like I said, we were in movies with my friends. We were watching Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, and I must admit, I was really skeptic about this movie. My expectations wasn't really high. I have red and heard so much bad about it, (how the script is bad, and it's not like the book at all) so much. I remember, when the cast was released, I was really disappointed about Jamie Campbell Bower being selected as Jace. Like what was that? He wasn't my dream Jace, oh no. Also, I don't know why, but I didn't like Lily Collins at all (I think it was because of Mirror, Mirror. I never saw that, but that thing looked so horrible....)
Last two things I heard about CoB before we went to the movies, was that if you had red the books, you will be disappointed, but if you hadn't, movie would be quite entertaining. And Helsingin sanomat (the biggest news paper in Finland) gave the movie two star out of five, saying that it tries to be new Twilight, but fails miserably. They didn't use those words, but the meaning was same. So I was ready to be regretting that I put my money to that ticket.
And when the movie begun, I was really, like really, amazed. It wasn't that bad! OK, this is not the new Pianist or Godfather, but definitely one of the best YA-book adaptions I have seen in a long time. And in half an hour later I had totally forgot who was playing Jace, and I was really enjoying about the movie. (I must admit, that Jamie Cambpell Bower isn't bad Jace at all...) It is really "good looking" movie, special effects are quite believable, dialog is almost as good as it is in book. So this Mortal Instruments fan is satisfied..
Maybe because I'm so big Cassandra Clare fan, I literary almost cry while watching this movie. I was rolling around in my seat, fangirling every little detail and actor. Let me say, Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Valentine <3, there is no words, I just love him. The cast was amazing. It's not going to win or even get nominated in Oscars this year, but asdfghjkl my poor fangirls heart and feelings.
When movie ended I was as frustrated as I was when I red the first book at the first time. Even though I knew what was going to happen. My friends just laughed at me, when I walked out from the theater. My hair was a mes and I'm sure that my make up was ruined. Luckily it was almost midnight in that point, so anyone didn't realize. I was emotional wreck and I just wanted to go and watch it again right away. Now I just want to sit and start reading Clockwork Angel. But no. School work and stuff...
There will be some changes in blog soon, I hope that I will also write soon again. I have couple ideas, but I'm not really in English mood, which makes writing so hard. Luckily this text was just waiting to be published. Hopefully I will hear about you soon (and you will hear about me), but till then
- Hanna
keskiviikko 28. elokuuta 2013
Hi!
Ciao!
This is my first official non-Finnish blog text ever, and to be honest I'm quite nervous. Not only, because I have been thinking about starting a blog for so long and now I have done it, but also because English is not my first language and I'm not that confident of using it yet... But we'll see. As you can see, blog's layout isn't the best possible, but I'm working on it.
This is my first official non-Finnish blog text ever, and to be honest I'm quite nervous. Not only, because I have been thinking about starting a blog for so long and now I have done it, but also because English is not my first language and I'm not that confident of using it yet... But we'll see. As you can see, blog's layout isn't the best possible, but I'm working on it.
I believe that I should start this blog by introducing myself.
Hi! My name is Hanna, and I'm 17 years old girl. I'm studying in upper secondary school of performing arts in Helsinki, Finland. I'm second year student and if all goes as it should be, I will graduate 30.5.2015 (and I really hope that I will)
If I'm not at school, I'm usually at the swimming pool. I play water polo four/five times a weeks and I'm also Irish dancer, thought it is not my 'main' hobby anymore (Yes it was, but now I'm committed to my water polo team so...). Me teams play in Finnish championship series. As most junior water polo players here, I also play in two different team, women's and in B-team, this means boys and girls who are born in 1996/-97 , but mainly in women's team.
Sometimes if I have spear time, I usually just hang around with my friends or lie on my bed reading. I really enjoy taking photos with my mom's film camera, listening to classical music and watching movies. I also play PS3, but quite rarely in these days.
I live with my parents and my little sister, in the quiet middle class suburb ten kilometers outside of Helsinki. Oh and we have a dog, Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever called Pipsa, though nobody doesn't call her with that name.
If I'm not at school, I'm usually at the swimming pool. I play water polo four/five times a weeks and I'm also Irish dancer, thought it is not my 'main' hobby anymore (Yes it was, but now I'm committed to my water polo team so...). Me teams play in Finnish championship series. As most junior water polo players here, I also play in two different team, women's and in B-team, this means boys and girls who are born in 1996/-97 , but mainly in women's team.
Sometimes if I have spear time, I usually just hang around with my friends or lie on my bed reading. I really enjoy taking photos with my mom's film camera, listening to classical music and watching movies. I also play PS3, but quite rarely in these days.
I live with my parents and my little sister, in the quiet middle class suburb ten kilometers outside of Helsinki. Oh and we have a dog, Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever called Pipsa, though nobody doesn't call her with that name.
So that's it. What you say? I bet that there is lot of typos and grammar mistakes and stuff, but I tried, and hopefully my English will improve...
Till next time,
- Hanna
Till next time,
- Hanna
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