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I have Sideways and Ocean's Twelve at home, and Million Dollar Hotel on the way. I had to knock my subscription back down to 3-at-a-time for the summer, until baseball season is over.
Between the Mariners and my U2 obsession, I haven't felt much like watching movies lately.
Million Dollar Hotel
A cross between Million Dollar Baby and Hotel Rwanda ?
A cross between Million Dollar Baby and Hotel Rwanda ?
But a comedy.
My love for Johnny Depp's cool just went up another notch.
I could go for a screwball comedy with Don Cheadle and Hilary Swank as the romantic leads, but even if genocide gets replaced with mass euthanasia I don't think there would be much funny to mine from it.
Isn't Million Dollar Hotel the Mel Gibson movie with all the U2 songs? I bought the soundtrack to that for my housemate (huge U2 fan) and then copied the best songs for myself. I really like "The Ground Beneath Her Feet" (title taken from the Salman Rushdie book, which... has nothing at all to do with the movie, IIRC). Also the Milla Jovovich song, but then again, I maybe have a little thing for Milla.
Guh:
The Time Warner empire will deploy its synergistic superpowers in May to offer fans of "Smallville" an extensive look at the summer movie "Batman Begins."
The WB will show an eight-minute preview of the film, which opens June 17, during the season finale of "Smallville" on Wednesday, May 18. The network and studio aren't calling the sneak a trailer; instead, it's a "special footage preview," which means viewers will see a "compilation of scenes" prepared for the episode rather than just what's been in theaters for the past few months.
Of course, this means I need to record Smallville. The tossers.
Did Johnny Depp reallly write that article in The Onion? Because if so, I am now so in love that I may faint.
A cross between Million Dollar Baby and Hotel Rwanda ?
Oh, written by Bono, directed by Wim Wenders, starring Mel Gibson and produced by the his production company. Gibson pretty much pissed on it after it was finished.
I've never been able to bring myself to see it.
Did Johnny Depp reallly write that article in The Onion? Because if so, I am now so in love that I may faint.
I just assumed it was fake. It's the Onion.