American Idol Results Show April 12 2006

American Idol Results Show April 12 2006

PICK PICKLER.... NOT!!

(Rickey.org)

Ace, Elliot and Bucky in Bottom 3

Bucky Covington Eliminated. Sorry girls. SweeTea is out.

Must sleep. I feel like I’ve been cursed by the Web-Gods or something.

Buck(e)y gets his So You’ve Had Bad Day moment:

Seriously, any Queen fans know that Kellie annihilated the Bohemian Rhapsody with her ‘rendition’. If she has that much money to pimp her 300 bucks hair every single week, I’d say she can be doing something else like get off the show and make the world happy as well.

Not only is she annoying, she got the attention of ‘Vote for the Worst’ site, and they are set on keeping her in week after week, so she can bring painful humour with the minx (“Ah don’t have an acccc-cent.” Come on, what gives?) holding her ‘snot rag’ to weep tears of joy at her other mates leaving instead of her.

Elliot does not deserve to be in the bottom three, and surprisingly, neither does Bucky or Paris. Kellie thinks she’s such a big shot, it’s overrated. I’m truly in pain, thinking of another week of her singing on stage, which should have been other deserving idols.

I did like the stage effects and lighting they did for Pickler (awesome actually), but her attitude blows me away. Perhaps I wouldn’t be this harsh on Pickler, but it’s truly frustrating. Uncanny as to how Simon can like a girl like Kellie so much, week after week. I truly want to bitch-slap her to death.

Inochi no Namae

My god Joe Hisaishi and Ayaka Hirakara performs this song, Inochi no Namae. This was a song from the movie Sen to Chihiro no kamikakushi aka Spirited Away. I never knew that movie was so nice, until I watched a Hong Kong version dubbed in Cantonese. (Erin Cheng, Jacky Cheung, Cecilla Cheung) Yeah, that made me more determined to buy the original version.




I have heard the Spirited Away Soundtrack before, mainly because it is composed by Hisaishi, but the movie is beautiful as well, and I fell in love with this boy Haku, who stepped in to help little Chihiro, and alas, he is actually a white dragon.

(Literally means White) Voice: IRINO Miyu A mysterious boy who helped the frightened Chihiro when she found her parents changed into pigs. He continues to help Chihiro, but sometimes he takes a cold attitude toward her. He seems to work for Yu-baaba, under her secret orders.

Directed by Hayao Miyazaki
Written by Hayao Miyazaki
English version written by Cindy Davis Hewitt and Donald H. Hewitt

Daveigh Chase .... Chihiro (English version) (voice)
Rumi Hiiragi .... Chihiro/Sen (voice)
Miyu Irino .... Haku (voice)
Suzanne Pleshette .... Yubaba/Zeniba (voice: English version)
Mari Natsuki .... Yubaba (voice)
Takashi Naitô .... Chihiro's Father (voice)
Yasuko Sawaguchi .... Chihiro's Mother (voice)
Tatsuya Gashuin .... Aogaeru (voice)
Lauren Holly .... Chihiro's Mother (voice: English version)
Ryunosuke Kamiki .... Bou (the baby) (voice)
Yumi Tamai .... Rin (voice)
Yo Oizumi .... Bandai-gaeru (voice)
Tara Strong .... Boh (voice: English version)
Koba Hayashi .... Kawa no Kami (voice)
Tsunehiko Kamijô .... Chichiyaku (voice)
Takehiko Ono .... Aniyaku (voice)
Bunta Sugawara .... Kamajii (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically
Michael Chiklis .... Chihiro's Father (English version) (voice)
Susan Egan .... Lin (voice)
Jason Marsden .... Haku (English version) (voice)
John Ratzenberger .... Assistant Manager (English version) (voice)
David Ogden Stiers .... Kamaji (English version) (voice)

Produced by
Donald W. Ernst .... producer: english language version
Lori Korngiebel .... associate producer: english language version
John Lasseter .... executive producer: US
Toshio Suzuki .... producer
Yasuyoshi Tokuma .... executive producer

Original Music by Jô Hisaishi
Yumi Kimura (end title "Itsumo nando demo")

Film Editing by Takeshi Seyama

MPAA: Rated PG for some scary moments.
Runtime: 124 min / USA:125 min (dubbed version with extended credits)

(hollywoodjesus.com)

The thing about why females always become young boys' seiyuu, is that the voices of young boys haven't broken yet, which is why getting a small boy might be a little unconvincing, and a man too deep a voice.