Who saw Clash of the Titans this weekend...show of hands?
I did...and thanks to Sissy's lack of attention to detail...I saw it in 3-D. AWESOME!!!
This movie (which was your basic fine Holiday fun, action flick) has completely changed the way Husband and I communicate. You'd be shocked how many different ways you can work "release the Kraken" into daily conversation...
-The kiddos wake up in the morning and want us to let them out...Husband gets up and says "Time to release the Krakens!"
-Kitty wants to go on the patio..."Honey, can you release the Kraken?"
-Husband makes me angry, I give him a dirty look, he doesn't notice..."I'm giving you my release the Kraken look."
-Husband heads upstairs to do his business..."I'm going to release the Kraken." (Ummm...tmi, btw)
-Husband gets upset with me, and is wrong...He says "This is my release the Kraken look." To which I say "Bring it on...I've got Medusa's head in a bag buddy!"
Who knew "release the Kraken" was so versatile? I challenge you to work it into a conversation today;)
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We're talking about going to see it tonight. I LURVE Sam Worthington and I loved the original, how can you go wrong?
ReplyDeleteAnd Release the Kraken as a euphemism for going pooty is AWESOME and I will be appropriating it tout de suite.
I need to work that 'Medusa's head in a bag' line into some convos with my hubs.
ReplyDelete"honey let's go to bed and release the kraken" wink wink
ReplyDeleteI actually do want to see that movie. Especially since Patrick has the original, very cheesy B movie in our dvd collection... and watches it frequently. Ugh. Decent storyline, but bad special effects in the 70's.
ReplyDeleteI have not seen it, yet. I do like Liam Neeson's voice, though, which is part of the whole thing, I'm sure. So I'm going to have to wait until we see it before I can do any "Release the Kraken" wisecracks. But lookout Annie!!
ReplyDeleteI just choked on my water laughing at this! I guess I almost released the Kracken through my nose?! Does that count toward my goal of using it today?!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! I haven't made plans to see it, not that I won't, but I'm just not sure. I do, however, LOVE your uses for "release the kracken!" Perhaps I can work that in related to my students. They're all a bit krackeni-ish at times.
ReplyDeleteI saw it Saturday night with a bunch of girls for my cousin's birthday and it was great! I totally agree that "release the Kraken" needs to be an everyday phrase, and I'm pretty sure it has endless uses. I'm having a baby in 5 weeks, and if my husband said "release the Kraken" while I was pushing, I might die of laughter.
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun, but I think my wife is at her limit with my movie quoting. I take it too a very annoying art form.
ReplyDeleteI HATED that movie! So disappointing!! tiaras
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