I wish I had been into comics as a kid.
They weren't something that I was ever introduced to: my parents never gave me one, none of my friends read them and I was too young to watch the superhero films that came out in the 2000s. I own a few comics now, but they are just random issues that I bought from flea markets because I liked the artwork. For my 19th birthday, a bunch of my uni friends…
so me and a friend crashed the premiere of this in london in 2014 and we met andrew garfield over the barrier and he said that he couldn't take pictures with us but that we could each have a hug instead and that a hug was way better than a picture anyway and he was right and it was the purest interaction i have ever had with someone in my life
for the first time in eight years, i don't have any astute observations about my life brought on by watching this film every christmas. but it will always be my favourite festive flick.
who was in charge of keeping the boys that sweaty and how can i get that job?
today i found out that one of my housemates used to date 'jam boy' from this film and it made my fucking week
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
i thought something bad was going to happen to the cat at the end and that stressed me more than the rest of the film put together
