It is, Zenkitty. Whedonesque has been following the story. I'm not sure if it's a laudable occurrence, but it certainly gets the name out, and people are taking the thematic connotations very seriously.
Xander ,'End of Days'
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Has this been linked to here? A great interview with Del Toro: [link]
So I finally saw Raising Arizona.
Er.
That was weird. Often dumb. But always strange and a little off-kilter. I didn't love it, but I didn't hate it. My favorite thing about it was Leonard Smalls.
I watched The Covenant. if it weren't for the pretty, i wouldn't have made it all the way through.
Taylor Kitsch can call me. seriously.
The trailers make it look amazingly cool, but apparently it is not.
the dialogue is cheesy, the acting is mediocre and the plot is pointless.
plus, it's always raining. i guess that was supposed to make it creepy. or something. it's even more ridiculous when it's constantly raining and the main character is driving a convertible with the top down for pretty much the whole movie.
Taylor in his skivvies though? hum. in. a.
We got a sitter & went to see Children of Men tonight. I'm still a bit blown away to actually write anything cogent about it.
The trailers make it look amazingly cool, but apparently it is not.
They did? They must have played different trailers than the ones I saw,which made it look like a DavidDeCoteau movie with a vastly bigger SFX and soundtrack budget.
So I finally saw Raising Arizona.
Er.
Yeah.
Much like A Life Less Ordinary, I find that that movie is gold when Holly Hunter is on screen and very questionable when she's not.