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Buffista Movies 4: Straight to Video
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Personally I was hoping to see the vampire whose choice of weaponry was a sack full of soaking wet housecats that he'd open and fling in the werewolves' faces.
Personally I was hoping to see the vampire whose choice of weaponry was a sack full of soaking wet housecats that he'd open and fling in the werewolves' faces.
Underworld: 1699
Help! Do I see Red Eye or the 40-year-old Virgin tonight?
Why they gotta release TWO major release movies I want to see, on one day, after weeks and weeks of nuthin?
ETA: They even have exactly the same Metacritic score! And it's a good one! (70)
I was planning to buy one ticket and sneak into the other one.
Sadly, the times of the movies does not make that too feasible for me.
I can do 7:20 Virgin, but it's two hours long and Red start sat 9:10 OR I could do 7:00 Red, but it's only 85 minutes long and Virgin doesn't start until 10:20.
Why am I not surprised the 40yo virgin starts late? Bwah.
DH and I both loved 40 Year Old Virgin. He saw Red-Eye and liked it, but wasn't blown away. (He compared it to Cellular, which was fun only because it moved fast enough to let you ignore the complete idiocy of the plot. And Cillian Murphy is creepy.)
So I guess it depends on what genre you're in the mood for.
Oh, and we just saw Sky High, which was fun in a cheesy wholesome old-fashioned kind of way. Very predictable, but well-executed, and a pleasantly surprising attention to detail.
X-posted with my journal:
Rent film soundtrack clips are up.
Quick reactions: Rosario Dawson sounds much, much better than one would expect on "Light My Candle," though "Out Tonight" is just adequate. (I'd been nervous about her casting because it seemed like such a bonehead Hollywood let's-get-a-starlet move, but she can sing.) Tracie Thorns also has a very nice voice.Adam Pascal is, regrettably, not as good as he was on the original recording. Most of the others sound pretty much like they did eight years ago.
Only three months until the film is out.