Ooh, thanks for the rec, Jessica. Didn't you say upthread it was directed by the same person who did Lagaan? (I know Aamir Khan starred in Lagaan too.) I'll be keeping an eye out for this one.
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Didn't you say upthread it was directed by the same person who did Lagaan?
I did, but I was mistaken. The only connection between them is that Amir Kahn stars as the local guy who leads his people to kick British ass.
Ouch! Lisa Schwazbaum REALLY hates Pretty Persuasion.
I'm not sure I've EVER seen her give a grade that low.
The only connection between them is that Amir Kahn stars as the local guy who leads his people to kick British ass.
See, that's really all I need, though. So no problem!
Speaking in my official capacity as a Pulitzer Prize winner, Mr. Schneider, your movie sucks.
That's a good distraction on an afternoon like this.
"The Village"
To call it an anticlimax would be an insult not only to climaxes but to prefixes.
Heh. The only movie in there that I actually like is "The Usual Suspects," and I absolutely love that one. I also don't hate "Tommy Boy" - it's not allowed, as a male member of my generation.
Not bad, Ebert. Not bad.
We're watching Constantine.
This is a terrible movie.
See, I thought it was a movie that could have been fixed by changing a few simple things.
The first one, of course, being the casting of the title character.
Does this bear any resemblance to the comic? I mean, the story. I know how much they messed with Constantine himself, but is the story's incoherence because they fucked with a comic, or because it was written by inane Hollywood committee?