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Bug bites! Bug bites in new places!
Don't get me wrong; I'm all for hot young things getting the Red Sonja treatment, but.
(Also, Matt's point is kind of the real dealbreaker; that and the knowledge that the Vikings didn't even perceive the North American natives as humans.)
Horns. They're using horns on the Viking helmets. I can smell the cheese from here.
Yes, Matt's point is a very disquieting one.
I get the feeling that the producer thought up this idea on a Sunday afternoon.
Oh, Tom, you are evil. That is awesome and terrible both at once.
Next up: Buccaneers take on the 49ers! Cutlasses will be crossed with pickaxes! Losers hanged from the yardarm or the nearest sequoia!!
(Patriots take all, of course.)
Hoping to go see Volver tonight. Movies on a school night always makes me feel as if I am getting away with something, even though I haven't been in school in, um, 29 years.
I saw Volver last night and it was wonderful. I'm always amazed at the great performances Almodovar gets out of Penelope Cruz. I never think much of her in general but in this movie (and in All About My Mother , my favorite Almodovar movie) she's excellent. Also? HOTT!!! Anyway, fabulous movie!
Miyazaki fans: Is My Neighbor Totoro acceptable for a two-year-old? I'm not remembering anything graphic (like in Princess Mononoke ) or scary (like in Spirited Away ), but am I forgetting anything?
GC: Definitely.
Definitely acceptable? I really want to start the niece off young in developing a love of all things Japanese so we can geek out together. She's already down with Hello Kitty.
I was just going through the Flick Filosopher's site, and found her review of Stranger Than Fiction, which she loves and compares to Groundhog Day in both its style and star, and its potential to become an instant classic.
I'm definitely going to see this film, since that's not the first excellent review I've read of it.
her review of Stranger Than Fiction, which she loves and compares to Groundhog Day in both its style and star
Well, that's all I need to hear, really. I already wanted to see it. Thanks for the review, Kathy.