I hope at least Session 9 scared the pants off him then. Creepy movie.
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Hey, I never got to see Six-String Samurai. How much fun is it?
He didn't find The Ring all that scary, oddly.
My dad didn't either.
Really, I found it atmospheric more than anything. Until the very end, that is. Basically from the moment her kid says (with big, terrified eyes) "Why did you do that???"
The Ring bored me to tears, but I'm pretty much not a horror fan. We just don't click, for the most part.
He definitely found Session 9 creepy and scary. I don't know why that movie works so well, but it does.
Six-String Samurai... you just sort of have to go with it. It is fun, but this time watching it, I felt it was really sad also. Jeff Falcon is fun to watch as a martial artist, and there are some great quotes:
"If I were you, I'd run."
"If you were me, you'd be good-looking."
"Only one man can kill this many Russians. Bring his guitar pick to me."
I found The Ring nice and shocky.
A couple days later the awfulness of what the heroine did hit me. Ick.
I saw Matador last night. I really enjoyed it. It owes a lot to tarantino, but it's fun and quick and Kinnear and Brosnan are terrific together. Lots of snarky, hilarious dialogue.
Hey, I never got to see Six-String Samurai. How much fun is it?
Maybe 7 out of 10 on the fun scale? Cool music, goofy scenarios, great martial arts.
Thanks to Hec & JZ, I have now seen Slings & Arrows, and my Paul Gross love continues unabated. Seriously. He's all brilliantly mad and spouting Shakespeare - right up my alley.
Thanks to Hec & JZ, I have now seen Slings & Arrows, and my Paul Gross love continues unabated. Seriously. He's all brilliantly mad and spouting Shakespeare - right up my alley.
Yay! Isn't he spectacular? I need to send that tape off to Theo so the Somervillains can partake.