So CoM just came out in the States? It really is an amazing film.
I keep thinking I'd like to go down to Dayton, TN, when they have their annual re-enactment of the Scopes trial.
Man, I don't even think that works to recommend the town. (I had to drive through it when I went from KY to my parents'.)
I think I'm going to watch Children of Men today. Maybe.
For Your Consideration fanvid for Children of Men.
Very nicely done -- it gets spoilery around the 3-minute mark, though, so people who haven't seen it might want to cut it off before that. (And hey...check out the quote at 46 seconds...)
Yay someone else saw
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
isn't it swell? I finally admitted that Val Kilmer can act after that one.
I finally admitted that Val Kilmer can act after that one.
Have you never seen Tombstone, Real Genius or Top Secret?
Thunder Heart was passable, too.
What David said.
And I liked Kiss Kiss too. A lot. And I watched it twice in a row too. Much to see. Lots of detail and thrown away lines that get gleaned on rewatch.
I dunno why I always felt like he was playing the same guy. Maybe someone I had no respect for went on about how great he was before I had a chance to form my own opinion.
Tombstone
bugged me for other reasons but after I saw
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
I was able to re-watch and enjoy it. Thank goodness I saw
Real Genius.
After that 'cause despite it's cheesey 80s-ness I love that one now too.
The Saint! The Saint was my childhood dream film.
I also liked the one where he was blind.
But KKBB was incredible. I was dying. (For those of you as likes it, there was some *amazing* KKBB fic from Yuletide this year.)
The Saint! The Saint was my childhood dream film.
?!?
I also liked the one where he was blind.
!?!
You realize these are two notorious flops, right? Universally held in low esteem. I'm afraid you've spent too much time in fandom. I'm going to send a team in for an extraction.
(Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is supposed to be very fun, though.)