Yes, Fay, you must see
Say Anything.
Although, I agree with ita:
I mean, I like Dobler a lot, but I'd leave him for Blank
Broog, Alien Film Critic, on
Sin City:
Broog chanced to see Sin City not long ago, and was horrified to discover not a sprawling universe of evil, lust, and murder, but a violent group therapy session in which the angels and the damned alike reveal their emotions not through action but through sub-Chandler monologuing of which the master criminal in The Incredibles would be ashamed.
the angels and the damned alike reveal their emotions not through action but through sub-Chandler monologuing of which the master criminal in The Incredibles would be ashamed.
Seriously, yo. Even when the characters are literally dying, they WON'T SHUT UP!
Seriously, yo. Even when the characters are literally dying, they WON'T SHUT UP!
On the other hand, Nicky Katt's scene was a hoot.
On the other hand, Nicky Katt's scene was a hoot.'
Um....who was that, again?
Um....who was that, again?
The skinhead who gets arrowed.
Heh -- yes, that was hilarious. I kept snickering long after the scene had moved on.
I saw
Say Anything
when I was in college. I had already fallen in love with Gib in
The Sure Thing
and therefore saw
Better off Dead
in the theater. More love.
Grosse Point Blank
having a class reunion for my high school class sealed the deal.
I love the 80s pop culture detective idea.
Aha, so that's the Usual Suspects 2 angle
Keyser Soze = Lex Luthor
Heh -- yes, that was hilarious. I kept snickering long after the scene had moved on.
I'm trying to think of a death scene I've laughed harder at. There were a couple that came to mind at the time, but I'm memfaulting on them now. Oh yeah, one of them was Pee-Wee's in the Buffy movie. This one was better because it didn't take me right out of the movie.
