That Oscars list just makes me feel unprepared. Of the thirty big US releases, that would be extremely easy to see, I've seen seven: Hotel Rwanda, Shrek 2, Troy, The Aviator, The Incredibles, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Spider-Man 2.
Here's the list of 30, if anyone wants it. I think I fixed it so that there are no multiple entries:
"Being Julia"
"Maria Full of Grace"
"Kinsey"
"Closer"
"Before Sunset"
"The Motorcycle Diaries"
"Sideways"
"Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"
"Vera Drake"
“Hotel Rwanda”
"Shark Tale"
"Shrek 2"
"House of Flying Daggers"
"The Phantom of the Opera"
"A Very Long Engagement"
"Collateral"
"Million Dollar Baby"
"Troy"
"The Sea Inside”
"Finding Neverland"
"Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events"
"The Passion of the Christ"
"The Village"
"The Aviator"
"The Incredibles"
"The Polar Express"
"Ray"
"Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban"
"I, Robot"
"Spider-Man 2"
What the fuck is up with remaking John Carpenter movies?
No doubt they'll remake
Halloween
next and this time it
will
show blood.
Then will come the remake of
Escape from New York
with The Rock as Plissken
Then will come the remake of Escape from New York with The Rock as Plissken
I was rather fond of the SNL version myself -- Escape from 'Escape from New York'.
And the sequel, Escape from 'New York, New York'.
Ali, I've only seen eight movies from that list.
(For the curious, those are: "Closer"; "Before Sunset"; "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"; "Ray"; "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" ; "The Village"; "The Incredibles"; and "Spider-Man 2.")
And, they were filming in Chicago?
Yeah. I accidentally stumbled across them filming one night in Lower Wacker Drive. I saw a Gotham City Police car parked there.
I heard they had done some filming on the Amstutz Expressway, too. Which is really all it's good for (beyond teenagers finding out how fast their new cars can go), since it doesn't actually go much of anywhere.
What's that list of 30 refer to, exactly? I've seen all but 3 -- Polar Express, Being Julia, and The Village.
Here's one to look forward to: Howl's Moving Castle, Miyazaki's latest. It's everything you like about Miyazaki, and what an imagination the man has!