dived or dove?

i saw miami vice. what the critics have been saying was pretty dead on. the cinematography was pretty spectacular, but the characters needed some help. i didn't like colin farrells accent/voice. it was too low and gruff, it was not natural. i HATED pretty much everything about the asian girl. she had so little expression in her face and she didn't talk much, so it was really difficult to figure out what was going on.plus when she did speak, it was horribly broken english, but sometimes she spoke spanish. it was just bad.. jamie fox's character seemed like he was in a daze the whole movie. the two characters i did like were the spanish druglord from miami, and 'mel gibson', leader of the aryan nation.

the movie was kinda long too, so there was little traffic when we got out, which makes driving on my new favorite road all that much better. syracuse's 690 is so much better than storrow drive. it's so race track like that it just might be my final resting place one of these days. my self fulfilling prophecy of dying in a car accident might be realized.

here is a pic to give you out of towners an idea of this race track of which i speak.


before the movie there were quite a few previews that i might have to go see.

the new clive owen movie, for sure, i wonder if he can't do an american accent, cause i don't recall a movie he is in where he speaks without his british accent... i think this one is called, the children of men, or something like that.

there is one with the 'transporter' it looks like every other movie he is in, but he has a sexy accent too.

then...... dun dun dun... borat goes to the US and A. a whole movie based on one of ali g's characters. how ironic...

hey good english speaking friends.... is the past tense of dive, dived? my ears tell me that sounds wrong and it should be dove, but i've seen dived all over the place lately and how can all those people be wrong?

i just got the notification that b*ll blogged about MV, damn, he beat me!!