So I finally saw 300. It had some cool fight scenes! And then 90 minutes of other stuff.
'The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco'
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I like the Across the Universe trailer. It is awesomely trippy. And I have an Evan Rachel Wood problem (in a good way) despite her disturbing personal life choices. I am sad to hear that the movie was thiefed from its director and I hope it does not suck.
The Sentinel was filmed in my neighborhood!
I see that movie, and all I can think is, "that gateway to Hell is landmarked! You can't destroy it! You have to restore it to its original condition!"
Nightbreed!
Not sure remaking it would make me like it more. Its very much of its timeness aside, I loved it.
edited to try some punctuation...on a lark.
Nightbreed!
Not sure remaking it would make me like it more. Its very much of its timeness aside, I loved it.
Hey, me too! I actually saw that in the theater. The ending was way too "let's set up the sequel" (that never came), but I really like a lot of the movie.
I have a question for the movie peeps - I just watched Night at the Museum, and Owen Wilson had a fairly talky role, but he's uncredited. What would be reasons for that? Just curious.
Cute movie.
What would be reasons for that?
It was supposed to be a cameo done just because he's friends with Ben Stiller. The test audiences liked the wee cowboy so much the PTB went back to the cutting room floor and made it a bigger role.
Oh, the wee cowboy was fantastic (but I am completely unobjective WRT to Owen Wilson; I adore him), as was the wee Roman general (or whatever). And "I won't quit you!" was my favorite shout out. I was curious because it seemed like a large enough role to be more than just a cameo among friends, but that explains it.
as was the wee Roman general (or whatever)
Steve Coogan, no? The guy who lead Owen down the hard drugs and partying path.