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Buffista Movies 3: Panned and Scanned
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I thought the best scene in Avalon was after the boy thought he burned the store down--the grandpa, the son, and the boy were all so perfect in their turn.
I know, right? CRAZY.
There's a listing of 30 Under 30: Hollywood's Next Generation at vhi.com. They mention Orlando, both Gyllenhalls, Scarlett, and a bunch of others. The Fantastic Four movie seems to be getting some good buzz in advance, if this article is any indication.
Honey was a hit? Shoot me now.
I'll tell my doctor on Thursday, "I've begun a rigorous program of comedies to help my heart. I'm starting with the Falk/Arkin 'In-Laws.'"
I was watching "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" on TV a few days ago, and a paranoid veteran Imaginary Friend was trying to cross a field of fire, yelling "Serpentine!" Hubby asked me why I laughed so hard.
What I don't understand about the Fantastic Four movie (assuming I've read the press on it correctly, and am not confusing several movies and making a fool of myself) is why they would cast Julian McMahon to play a character whose face you can't see for most of the movie. I mean, you could get an ugly person to do that.
I made Patrick watch Psycho last night. He didn't so much get it. I still think Anthony Perkins' performance is just incredible, but the shrink's speech at the ending gets more annoying every time I see the thing.
I mean, you could get an ugly person to do that.
Are you discriminating against pretty people???
I love that movie SO MUCH Connie.
I don't know why "Serpentine!" is so guaranteed to make me giggle. I didn't understand it in the theatre--though part of that was that my brain was starved for oxygen from laughing so hard.