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So yesterday I went to the movies and saw Memories of a Geisha. I wanted to see Brokeback Mountain but the person I went with insisted on the other one, and well, we'll se Brokeback moutain for sure next week or the following.Anyway, before I get onto the movie impressions, let me explain what happened to me before the movie started. I felt a little like Ross or Chandler in Friends, truth to be told. Well, we arrived to the cinema, bought our tickets and we saw the movie started in about 15 minutes, but I needed to go to the bathroom, so we went, and we saw that, oh!joy! there was only one bathroom for the ladies and a bathroom with a cublicle and an orinal for men. And there was such a huuuuuge queue of women waiting to go, so I said to my friend: Look, we can't wait for all these queue or the movie will start. So, as there wasn't any man at the moment, I told her: I'm going into the men's room, so if a man comes in, please, tell him to wait. And into the men's room I went. But, as you can imagine, it couldn't be that easy. As I was about to flush the toilet and go out, I heard the door opening (the outside door, not the cubicle one where I was in), and the sound of a belt being unfastened. I froze in the spot and mentally killed my friend. But I thought_ well, no worry, I'll just be very very quiet until he goes out, and then I'll go out myself. And you can imagine that was pretty difficult since I was overwhelmed by a strong fit of giggles. But of course, it couldn't be that easy either, and suddenly I hear from outside: Mercèeeeeeeeeeeeeee! No saaaaaaaalgas que ha entrado un tío! (Mercè (that's me), don't come out, a guy has just entered). Me: *facepalm* and *headdoor* (since I hadn't a desk) altogether. After one minute or so, I hear the guy leaving the bathroom and I went out myself. Of course, the rest of women in the queue all went like O_o, but you know, there's a moment when you know you can't feel any more embarrassed so I just smiled sweetly and said 'well, you can come in, now I assure you there's nobody left inside'. Of course all went 'no no...', but believe me, I couldn't stop laughing.And now, after this new 'my amusing life' chapter, let's get into the movie....I liked it very very much. When I saw that the film was actually more than two and a half hours long, I was afraid it would be to slow, but the timing is perfect. I haven't read the book, but I assume the film is pretty acurate, and well, the only thing that, in my opinion was a little not so good was the ending which was quite sugared, but the rest... I liked. I mean, yes, it's supposed to describe some pain and suffer, but it's all well done. and the scenearios, dialogues and everything is perfect. We saw The DaVinci's Code trailer, and I didn't know Ian McKellen played in it! I was like: It's Gaaaaaandalf (yep, in a most Frodo-like imitation if I say so). And Paul Bettany... somehow I didn't picture him as Silas, but now I've seen the trailer and man, he's scary! The only character I still can't see as the book character is Tom Hanks as Robert Langdom. Guess I'll wait til the film is released and then, after his portrayal I'l see...And wouldn't it be time yet to start airing the X3 trailer on cinemas? You know, I woulnd't mind seeing a glimpse of Cyclops in that big screen..... ;)And just a last call to varisita and extintor: Vingaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! a veure si us ho podeu combinar i venir per setmana santa neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeenes! Que les habitacions color parxís del hotel-castell que vam veure segur que no tenen preu! XDDDDDDDD