'Get It Done'
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I thought JPIII was fun. Not good, but fun. And nice and short.
I've never even heard of it, but your description makes me want to run out and see it right now.
It doesn't come out until the end of September, but you can see the trailer here. (The trailer's much broader than the actual film, but it's not bad.)
I thought JPIII was fun. Not good, but fun. And nice and short.
Nobody's been eaten in a while....
eta: I spoke too soon. I hope. I mean, if that guy wasn't eaten, I'll be pissed.
The chick behind the counter at the last comic store I went to raved about Shaun Of The Dead. She mentioned it'd been made so that all the zombie stuff could be yanked out to leave a romantic comedy. I'd go see it just on those terms.
I liked JPIII because, you know, the running and the screaming.
And Alessandro Nivola...whom I could watch doing pretty much anything. Emphasis on the pretty.
Shit!
The stupid guy wasn't eaten!
Bastards!
Yeah, I'm with Beej. Alessandro Nivola was by far the best thing about Jurassic Park III. Uh, not that I go see movies just because there are pretty men in them, or something. Ahem.
I'm gonna watch Wimbledon. I'm probably going opening weekend, and I'm probably gonna cry.
That just ain't right.
I hope that it won't be Paul Bettony's tennis skills that make you cry.
I just saw Shaun of the Dead, and I think it may be the most made-for-Buffista movie I have ever seen. It's like The Office meets 28 Days Later.
Isn't that the one that's a love story set against the backdrop of a zombie apocalypse, with the protagonist suffering from a horrible hangover throughout?
Yeah, I'm with Beej. Alessandro Nivola was by far the best thing about Jurassic Park III.
It's even more fun if you watch it with the assumption that Nivola's character is more than just a protegé to Sam Neil's. There's just enough subtext early on that, once it's been mentioned to you, it's hard to look upon theirs as a platonic relationship.
Heh. Glad that Matt mentioned it first.