Once again, I'm 13 yrs old

[retro_eidas]

This fixation with DD:HN has made me a decade younger. Next thing you know I'll be carded in the next round of bar-hopping (wishful thinking).


Teen Vogue scans graciously provided by ur_favoritegirl on _diegoluna.

Such informative folks we have on LJ. I wouldn't know these things otherwise (I can honestly say, I don't look up Teen Vogue very often. I don't look up Vogue very often, period... and I only look at Vanity Fair for the pretty pictures).

As cheesy as anyone can see DD:HN is, y'all gotta admit, these two look fab together. Last I heard, they were dating, but then Romola didn't attend the DD:HN L.A. premiere, so no clue on their current status.

Random Diego update, but one of his movies, Todo el poder, is going to be on Univision tomorrow at 8:00 CT. Obviously, this is only relevant to those who can speak Spanish and want to watch a good movie and/or are fanatical Diego fans, language barrier be damned. Of course, pretty needs no translation. ;)

Comments

[ter369.livejournal.com]

OhMyGawd. He looks twelve.

Last I heard, they were dating, but then Romola didn't attend the DD:HN L.A. premiere, so no clue on their current status.

Well, that (dating) would a nice piece of marketing right before the film opened.

I'll probably see it for the Latin score, 'cause that's my bulletproof kink. What did you think of
the soundtrack?

[eido.livejournal.com]

OhMyGawd. He looks twelve.

I know!! We're the same age (25), but he looks like a child compared to me (bastard). However, don't let that boyish face above fool you. The guy can switch from altar boy to Don Juan DeMarco in the blink of an eye. It's like his own bizarre niche ... and he's hooked me with it.

I'll probably see it for the Latin score, 'cause that's my bulletproof kink. What did you think of
the soundtrack?

Well, if you're into the Latin hip-hop / pop scene, it's the sdtk to have, but if you're not... I think it's still a great listen. It's excellent party music. Like the first DD (sdtk), it doesn't really stay true to the music of the era. However, there *are* songs in the movie that sound like they belong in 1958 Cuba. It's just the most pronounced stuff is the stuff on the sdtk (which is all contemporary).