Jess, why do you put yourself through these things? Are you punishing yourself for something?
It was so she could warn us. She took one for the team. Threw herself on a life hand-grenade. So to speak.
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Jess, why do you put yourself through these things? Are you punishing yourself for something?
It was so she could warn us. She took one for the team. Threw herself on a life hand-grenade. So to speak.
I sacrifice myself so that others may be warned.
Stay far far away from this movie. It's so bad.
And if staying away isn't an option, I suggest a simple drinking game:
Every time Halle giggles nervously, take a drink. I promised that by the time the bad CGI arrives, you'll be too drunk to notice.
(Just don't blame me if you find yourself afterwards going, "Man, I must have been really wasted, I could swear the villain's weapon in this movie was evil makeup.)
Because no, that's really what it is.
On the evil weapon: BWAH ha ha!!!! Friends don't let friends buy Wet N' Wild!
Wait, isn't that the plot of the first Batman movie?
Wow, Jessica. I have to thank you for that one. Never would have gone to see it anyway, mind you, but I think you for taking it for the team, nonetheless.
t builds shrine to Jess for her sacrifice
David -- I think I have that one; I haven't read them in a while. I should do that. I mostly remember being very disturbed by Luna, which starts out goofy and turns into Deliverance at the end.
Edging back toward the topic... I had no interest in seeing Catwoman until I started hearing it compared to Battlefield Earth. Now I may have to see it.
How about The Day the Earth Stood Still? That movie had a profound effect on my childhood.
Umm... Pi? Probably not.
Teppy--you convinced me. I'm going to see De-lovely tomorrow afternoon. Looking forward to escaping the heat with the oh so talented Mr. Kline.