My Internet Access Woes

Annoyingly enough I've been cut off from the internet (I'm expecting the situation to last for another 2 weeks), which is why I've already broken my New Year resolution of writing here regularly once per week ;-P
I do, however, have lots to write about and surprisingly enough a strong inner need to do so (I litterally *need* to start drafting a whole set of new posts, I will not attain any sort of mental peace until I can do so ;-P).

Tony Curtis and old Hollywood films finally seem to have made room for other fixations. In case you're wondering - I'm still in a fairly intense exam period which means I keep getting very strong and random fixations about things unrelated to what I should be doing ;-P (it's not that I don't have these normally, but they've been quite a bit more pronounced these last few weeks ;-P).
A trip to see The Golden Compass has provoked thoughts on the situation of Hollywood internationally (the thoughts have been there for a while, but they've clarified and strengthened quite a bit!). Less clarified, but I also keep thinking about female villains since seeing the film. Of course with my current lack of proper internet access I cannot research either properly and therefore feel ill equipped to even start drafting those posts :-/
Atonement which I saw today (and enjoyed way more than I was expecting to) doesn't quite want to leave me alone either and I'm confident there's a post in that too ;) I kind of have an inkling of where it might go, but I *need* normal, reliable internet access to "get there" grrrrr
I am also discovering a very freaky similarity of mind with Andreja, my Slovenian friend, who is now in Warsaw. We are yet to find an actor or actress about whom our feelings differ significantly. So far any actor or actress that annoys one of us annoys the other too and any actor or actress that one of us likes the other does too. We talked through something like thirty Hollywood actors and actresses and found no real disagreement! We had slight differences of opinion only when one of us had seen very little of an actor's work whilst the other had seen a more significant amount of films starring them. Atonement I think has highlighted it more than anything so far. It was the first time that I saw James McAvoy, who is Andreja's favourite actor at the moment and for me it was love at first sight lol I really want to see more of him. I'm holding my breath now about Andreja's reaction to Shahrukh ;) - she hasn't seen him yet (which I of course intend to remedy ;-P). I do have friends with whom my taste in actors and actresses is largely compatible, but this is bordering on the ridiculous ;)