'Conversations with Dead People'
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I love the sound track too.
Yes! Yesyesyes! It was so funny, because the whole movie was all about getting people to buy stuff, and I came out of the movie going "I need to buy the soundtrack!" in the manner of the girls who were all "pink is the new orange"
I almost bought Josie when I was in Cincinnati with Steph, but I didn't. Probably because she sucks.
I'm fairly certain this isn't the case. Your failure to buy it is a classic symptom of you sucking.
Interesting. I guess I know what I should rent next.
I saw the "King Kong' trailer last night. Really good.
Read the Marvel comics adaptation of Xanadu: [link]
Everything that's good about the movie, except for the music and dancing!
I used to have that! Along with my original Star Wars comics, long gone these many years. That's where I learned the word "galvanized."
And I think in that light, Tim represents the part of Bruce that he squashed down years and years ago -- the part that can choose what to make of his life.
Ooo, good point. Have you read the issues where Tim goes around the world and gets himself trained? It echos Bruce's training, but Tim's motivation is so very different. Tim wasn't, at least originally, a rescue, where the other three were (even, and I think sometimes especially, Steph), and that makes all the difference.
Are you kidding? I have the TPB of those issues!
On a totally different topic related to the movie, did you catch the size of the hands on LN?
Do you even have to ask?
I just saw "Rory O'Shea Was Here"...It was the best disability movie since X2.
I went and saw Fantastic Four this afternoon. Not great cinema, but it was enjoyable enough for matinee prices. As expected Chicklis and Evans were perfectly cast, and I thought Griffud did a good job as well. McMahon tried gamely, but the writers completely fouled up his character. Whereas Alba at no point convinced me that she was a scientist. Or a blonde .
I just saw "Rory O'Shea Was Here"...It was the best disability movie since X2.
Is that the one I put on your radar, or something else?
I've got the Josie soundtrack. I want the DVD because it has DuJour videos as extras.