The Hulk was a better movie moviee than it was a superhero comicbook movie. But I don't care about the character enough to want him fixed.
Really not sure why State of Play needs to be remade, even with a good cast.
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The Hulk was a better movie moviee than it was a superhero comicbook movie. But I don't care about the character enough to want him fixed.
Really not sure why State of Play needs to be remade, even with a good cast.
I know - they just need to air it again. . . .hopefully before they air the sequel.
So, I just watched X-Men: The Last Stand, and, damn, I guess that was the last X-Men movie! Or at least I hope it is. I kept waiting for all that shit to be reversed, but no. Madness.
More fun with silly people. This chick asks me, "Do you know the name of that movie about the maid and she's pregnant?"
"I'm sorry I'm not familiar with that one. Do you know who's in it?"
"No except I really wanted to see it. Are there any other movie theatres around here?"
"yes there's one across the parking lot- here's their schedule"
"Oh here it is, The Nanny Diaries!"
um ok.
"Do you know the name of that movie about the maid and she's pregnant?"
I got it in one! and I haven't seen the movie and didn't realize she was pregnant in it.
Clearly I have discovered a talent.
Well, I haven't seen the movie, so I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure she's a nanny (hence the title) not a maid, and I don't think she gets pregnant.
I hate the Across The Universe (that's the Evan Rachel Wood-Beatle thing, right?) trailer. Every time it comes on I worry that they think I'm its audience because of what movie ticket I bought.
I think you've got something. I saw Death At A Funeral last night and there were 20 minutes of trailers for movies I'd be pretty much equally likely to avoid and I could only wonder: why those trailers with this movie? Because Running With Scissors was long out of the theatres?
A lot of the time the studio tells us which trailers to program with their movies. Ferinstance Fox might position a 20th Century blockbuster trailer in front of a Fox Searchlight title.
"Do you know the name of that movie about the maid and she's pregnant?"
Any chance she got maid confused with waitress and wanted to see "Waitress"? Although it hasn't been in first run theatres for a while.
When she saw "Nanny Diaries" on the schedule she was sure that was the one.