'Serenity'
A place to talk about movies--old and new, good and bad, high art and high cheese. It's the place to place your kittens on the award winners, gossip about upcoming fims and discuss DVD releases and extras. Spoiler policy: White font all plot-related discussion until a movie's been in wide release two weeks, and keep the major HSQ in white font until two weeks after the video/DVD release.
It played at the second-run Somerville Theatre for quite a good amount of time, IIRC. (it = Labyrinth .)
No, not PAN'S LABYRINTH - the David Bowie/Jennifer Connolly/Jim Henson/Terry Jones LABYRINTH. For some reason they put out a newly restored print and Kendall had it last week, but only last week.
I saw PAN'S LABYRINTH, though it took me WAAAAAY too long to get around to it (now I own it).
The Bourne Ultimatum! I'm probably more excited for that one than HP5.
Kate P. is me. There was a "behind-the-scenes" clip yesterday before Waitress and it totally made me want to rewatch the first two.
For some reason they put out a newly restored print
So that the masses may enjoy The Codpiece of David Bowie in its original splendor?
(I swear, the thing that sticks with me from seeing it on the big screen is how distracting Bowie's crotch is...)
Most of what I remember of the second one, sadly, is being so nauseated by the rapid camera movement in the various chases that I couldn't even watch it. I don't think I have a very good grasp of the plot at this point, beyond "Matt Damon pissed. Matt Damon kick some ass."
So aside from Harry Potter, what else are people looking forward to seeing that's coming out this summer?
Waitress, Bourne, POTC3, Knocked Up... well, really, anything on a big screen. I miss Going To The Movies, dammit!
I don't think I have a very good grasp of the plot at this point, beyond "Matt Damon pissed. Matt Damon kick some ass."
I remember the mournful Night Of The Hunter- like underwater shot, and then a whole bunch of "Matt Damon broken. Matt Damon kill. Matt Damon still broken. Matt Damon my big broken lethal woobie."
I think my shaky visual field helps me with the Bourne movies. Unless mentioned that the camera jittered, I don't think I'd notice.
Most of what I remember of the second one, sadly, is being so nauseated by the rapid camera movement in the various chases that I couldn't even watch it.
Hah. As I told my friend she should see them, I warned her about this with the second one.
Roll the credits.
The sequel can be found here: "Buffista Movies 6: lies and videotape"