The shirt did have me cracking up, Sumi.
Hey -- does anyone have the exact "she's like Batman with computers" quote? Was that it?
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The shirt did have me cracking up, Sumi.
Hey -- does anyone have the exact "she's like Batman with computers" quote? Was that it?
That's what I heard, ita. And I, too, cracked up at the shirt.
I pretty much agree with everyone else's assessment. It's fun and funny and things blow up. Good time.
Don't forget the pretty pretty people.
Oh, who played Atlanta (I thought I'd pegged the actor, but have now forgotten -- Angela Bassett maybe?) and who played the therapist? For that I was sure it was William Fichtner.
But neither role is credited in IMDB, unless I'm missing something.
Did we ever see the therapist ? I hoped that the credits would reveal who it was but either I missed it or he isn't there.
No, no face. I was mildly irritated that they bothered to show Father's reflection in the monitor watching Benjamin, because I matched that to his voice, and was ... well, it wasn't a huge deal, I guess, the plot. Given I can't even remember how it ended.
Apparently they killed a bunch of people and that meant they were safe forever. Or something.
Well, holy crap. It made $51 million. Second was $17 million, Madagascar.
80s Camp Horror: Vamp / Lair of the White Worm. The first has Grace Jones as an evil vampire. ' Nuff said. The second has Amanda Donohue as an evil high priestess of a snake cult. Ditto.
Actually, the bed Hugh Grant is in is the real porn in LotWW. Hugh Grant's okay, but the bed...
I mentioned that a Buffista had referred to La Pianiste as the most disturbing movie they'd seen to my husband, so natually he decided to pull it off the "to be watched" shelf where it's been languishing for a year or so.
Yeah, it's disturbing.
Mostly it just made me cranky, though, with the lack of sense-making. I've found other movies more disturbing. I guess I need a little sympathy with the characters, but the only character I felt for was the girl student.
We were planning to see Star Wars on Friday, for our anniversary night out, but it's closed here already. Mr. and Mrs. Smith was playing instead. Quite the anniversary movie.
Double features: 28 Days and 28 Days Later
or how about Seven and 8 1/2 ?
Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice and Sid and Nancy and Milo and Otis ?
just coffee:
The MST 3K guys are hosting an alien movie marathon on Encore. Here's the blurb, but let me just say, "Starship Troopers TWO?!?"
FILM CREW TO HOST MARATHON ON ENCORE The Film Crew (Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett) will be hosting an "Alien Invasion" movie marathon on the Encore cable network Saturday, June 25 and Sunday, June 26th. Commentary from the Crew will run between movies throughout the two-day event.
Scheduled to be shown (all times are ET/PT):
Saturday, June 25th Noon - It: The Terror From Beyond Space 1:10 p.m. - Predator 3:00 p.m. - The Blob (1988 remake) 4:40 p.m. - Starship Troopers 2: Hero of the Federation 6:15 p.m. - The Thing (John Carpenter's remake) 8:05 p.m. - Predator (again) 10:00 p.m. - The Puppet Masters
Sunday, June 26th Midnight - Alien Intruder 1:40 a.m. - Predator (one more time)