'Jaynestown'
A place to talk about movies--Old and new, good and bad, high art and high cheese. It's the place to place your kittens on the award winners, gossip about upcoming fims and discuss DVD releases and extras. Spoiler policy: White font all plot-related discussion until a movie's been in wide release two weeks, and keep the major HSQ in white font until two weeks after the video/DVD release.
as the first movie had Stephen Dorff lounging around without a shirt all the time for no discernible reason. Not to mention a confrontation scene with Udo Kier that made the Angel/Lindsey subtext look subtle in comparison.
You mean that stuff wasn't artistic intergrity? I coulda sworn it was.
I was definitely the target audience for those scenes. mmmm.
Sean, As we get further into the commentary, Verhoeven is adding a lot of medieval daily living details. I just bought Daily Life in Medieval Times to read up on these tidbits. Now I can't just turn off the picture and type up the factoids. So. Useful!
Okay, I really need to go to bed.
Ciao, all.
My sister watched Psycho for the first time tonight. She's huddled in a ball underneath her covers with the lights on and door open, asleep.
Awesome.
Some news for the Hugh Jackman fans here. I'm all aquiver with excitement.
Douglas Adams' family is going to be in the Hitchhiker movie.
The article also says that the movie comes out next April - isn't that when the DBM is scheduled for release too?
Last night I watched 13 Going on 30, and Jennifer Garner was so absolutely charming and adorable, and full of such joy that I had a total girl-crush on her for the duration of the movie.
What style of martial arts did JG use in the movie, Alicia?
Sumi, the article says June. Which means I will have two months to see the BDM at least 8 times before the HG flick comes out. I better clear my calendar, I'ma be busybusy.