Mr. Inconsiderate Cellphone Man is my secret celebrity boyfriend.
Ethan Rayne ,'Potential'
Buffista Movies 3: Panned and Scanned
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Mr. Inconsiderate Cellphone Man is my secret celebrity boyfriend.
You have such a twisted side. Your perversity is almost Ple-vian.
I saw Strictly Ballroom last night. I had been putting it off because I accidentally caught the end of it on TV once, and it looked totally weird. However, watching it from the beginning, I did like it. It was definitely quirky, stylized, slightly clunky, and a little bit dated, but I enjoyed it. Though that is possibly because any time anyone had been talking for more than three minutes, there was suddenly dancing. And I love dancing.
I love that movie.
"That was unexpected!"
I both love and own that movie, and have been known to dance around singing "Love is In the Air" to myself at random.
My favorite scene is the "Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps" number on the stage behind the curtain--so wonderfully sensual, filled with hidden longing between the two.
Okay, comingsoon.net has a piece about the 21st Bond movie. They say it's going to be Casino Royale. . . uh. huh.
I mean, are they remaking the parody?
I mean, are they remaking the parody?
Maybe they're just making a new one from the book.
Someone in the row behind me at my last movie outing bitched at the Bewitched trailer -- doesn't Hollywood have any new ideas? Which made me think that does it matter? Supposed Bewitched is a brilliant and enjoyable movie ... doesn't that count too? If not more?
Supposed Bewitched is a brilliant and enjoyable movie ... doesn't that count too? If not more?
Yes. Especially if it's good enough to spawn sequels Bothered and Bewildered.
Oh, dear God. How on earth did I not know about this Gaiman/McKean/Henson Workshop collaboration?
SO. PRETTY. It needs to be opening in San Francisco RIGHT EXACTLY NOW.