More one-sentence reviews!
Sep. 8th, 2008 01:57 amI was upstate. Yes, I TiVo'd more movies, mother and I watched them. (And I'll probably head back up there again soon to finish the ones I haven't done yet. I need not to sleep or something to get through all of them.)
Lucky Number Slevin: Great dialogue and fun story does not mean I forgive this movie for making me hot for Josh Hartnett (wtf!).
Shooter: They could have made the full version of the fake trailer for Machete; they made the exact same movie with Mark Wahlberg instead.
(Bonus review!
feiran was in the room the entire time for Shooter. I started to talk about the upcoming film version of Max Payne and how I think Mark Wahlberg will be good in it.
feiran: "Who's Mark Wahlberg?")
Next: This is why you should never care about anything if you have superpowers, banging Jessica Biel notwithstanding.
John Carpenter's Village of the Damned: I'm sorry, but crazy homicidal alien psycho children aren't half as scary as Mark Hamill, Priest.
The Rules of Attraction: Dawson got it on with Boone; Jessica Biel will never be associated with 7th Heaven again; and not even hinting about Patrick Bateman could save this movie.
The Number 23: I thought it was a joke. It wasn't.
(Okay, that's two sentences.)
I missed getting to see The Invasion and Smokin' Aces because I accidentally TiVo'd them from the Spanish-language channel. Next time, Gadget! Oh, and The Faculty? Still fabulous.
Lucky Number Slevin: Great dialogue and fun story does not mean I forgive this movie for making me hot for Josh Hartnett (wtf!).
Shooter: They could have made the full version of the fake trailer for Machete; they made the exact same movie with Mark Wahlberg instead.
(Bonus review!
Next: This is why you should never care about anything if you have superpowers, banging Jessica Biel notwithstanding.
John Carpenter's Village of the Damned: I'm sorry, but crazy homicidal alien psycho children aren't half as scary as Mark Hamill, Priest.
The Rules of Attraction: Dawson got it on with Boone; Jessica Biel will never be associated with 7th Heaven again; and not even hinting about Patrick Bateman could save this movie.
The Number 23: I thought it was a joke. It wasn't.
(Okay, that's two sentences.)
I missed getting to see The Invasion and Smokin' Aces because I accidentally TiVo'd them from the Spanish-language channel. Next time, Gadget! Oh, and The Faculty? Still fabulous.
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Date: 2008-09-08 12:07 pm (UTC)I just saw Say Anything for the first time last night (what a fun film it was!) and I kept thinking that the lead actress really looks a LOT like
We made the mistake of watching Hellboy 2 on Friday, though. OMFG.
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Date: 2008-09-08 03:22 pm (UTC)Never thought about the Ione Skye-
With Hellboy, I never go in for the story. The story is frequently stupid and pointless. I go for the character design and world-building. I like how despite the fact that none of these creatures have existed in mine or others' cultural consciousness (being new as they are), they feel authentic and old. It's something that Guillermo Del Toro is very good at--he and Miyazaki both. They manage to create entirely plausible creatures that could exist and inhabit their world and ours as if they always had. Very impressive in that way, at least.
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Date: 2008-09-08 03:24 pm (UTC)FAIL.
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