But the "Blow, Gabriel, Blow" number killed me. I'm such a sucker for scenes like that, where people from someone's past come back, young and beautiful and healthy, to greet them.
It struck me as somewhat cheesy, until the
kids
appeared. Then I got teary.
I also got sniffly when Ashley Judd's character died, and I was sitting there refusing to cry, and then they started playing "Every Time We Say Goodbye", which just wan't fair. *sniffle*
I got all teary at the scene right before
she died, when they're sitting together at the piano and he's singing to her.
I felt like I *should* be resenting having my emotions manipulated, but because Kevin Kline just blew me away in this role, it didn't feel manipulated at all.
Somebody's being mean to my secret boyfriend, Robert Rodriquez?
IIRC, he was forced out of the other project when he resigned from the Directors Guild after the whole "multiple directors" brouhaha over Sin City.
IIRC, he was forced out of the other project when he resigned from the Directors Guild after the whole "multiple directors" brouhaha over Sin City
Read this too quickly as
Sim City.
All I could think was "That would make one boring-ass movie."
Right. I'd forgotten about the DGA flack.
I wonder what impact that will have on his options.
Didn't Quentin quit the DGA as well?
say you wanna a re-vo-lu-tion...we-ee-ll..
Didn't Quentin quit the DGA as well?
He never joined as far as I know.
Dude, that's totally nose baby fat. You guys are mean.
I need to see more pictures of the before cuz those two pictures just look like different angles to me.
Not like, say, Janet Jackson. Not at all subtle.
t /hoots of derision
Some people carry their weight in their breasts, some in their nose.
> IIRC, he was forced out of the other project when he resigned from the Directors Guild after the whole "multiple directors" brouhaha over Sin City.
I'm confused (again). What mulitple directors brouhaha, why would the DGA care and why would him not being a member of the DGA mean he couldn't direct this other movie?
