Dark Nights

Well another day another half-dollar (lol). 
Got up did lots of work on my course including re-editing my TMA again !!!!!!!!  Think it is as good as it is going to get.

In the afternoon just went to the local shops and then did lots of surveys.  Also did some more work on my Co-op forum.

In the evening I watched the first half of the Aldershot v Man United Carling Cup match and although Aldershot gave it a go Man U never looked like losing.  Only played at 2nd gear and could easily have gone up a few more.  Comfortable 3-0 win.

We decided to watch a movie and settled on Bloodrayne 2 Deliverance.  When it started it looked like a very badly acted C rate movie.  It kind of woke up after about twenty minutes and although it was never more than a standard B movie it did get a lot better.  Not really a lot of acting but a weird storyline where Billy the Kid was a vampire and Pat Garrett was a vampire killer (horror-vampire-western-swordfight movie ????).  I would give it a ** (2 star)

Deb went bed early as she was very tired from designing all day (web tags) so I decided to settle myself down with a couple of movies I had picked up from Poundland a few weeks before.  The first movie was a strange drug dealer kind of movie.  Narrated by Kiefer Sutherland it was about a dealer called white Mike.  It basically centres on a group of nine or ten individuals who though they dont know each other, their lives intertwine around Mike.  Good film and some good perfomances from the likes of Rory Culkin, 50 cent, and Emma Roberts.  Not everyones cup of tea but I liked it.  *** (3 star)

Second movie was Daylight Robbery which is a basic heist movie set in London about a group of men who decide to rob a bank of all the money that is due to be incinerated.  All does not go to plan and the film is almost entirely set in the bank itself.  Good if you like the heist genre or just want to see a decent british movie.  Stars include Vas Blackwood and Shaun Williamson. *** (3 star)

Went bed at 2.00am worn out...........lol