What's that list of 30 refer to, exactly? I've seen all but 3 -- Polar Express, Being Julia, and The Village.
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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!
Speaking of Howl's Moving Castle, you can download a preview here: [link]
It's in Japanese (duh) with no subtitles, but what I can see of the animation looks gorgeous.
I saw a fan-sub about a week ago. It was wonderful. The original Japanese voices were wonderful. Why are we so allergic to subtitles?
Reading is hard. t /Barbie
Ok. Guess it's 'cause I'm no longer aware I'm reading the subs.
It's a trick that comes easier to some people than others -- it does help to be a speed reader. But there's also the factor of getting used to it.
What's that list of 30 refer to, exactly? I've seen all but 3 -- Polar Express, Being Julia, and The Village.
All the big US releases that have been nominated for an Oscar of some sort. I left off the foreign films and the shorts, and that's it. I think. I was trying to figure out which Oscar-nominated movies I'd seen, that it would be very easy to go see-- seeing a foreign film or a short requires some work. And I came up with that list, from the master list, with all the nominees for best picture, acting, writing, art design, sound, makeup, music, etc.
All the big US releases that have been nominated for an Oscar of some sort.
Ah, gotcha. I figured it was something like that, just wasn't sure where it came from.
Woot! TiVo nabbed The Black Swan off AMC. A rare full-color swashbuckler from the golden age, and big budget too. Tyrone Power unshaven and bitter (and also shirtless and on the rack). Maureen O'Hara. It's a gorgeous production with some fine looking ships as well.
Fay and Betsy should come over to my house and watch it with me.