I think it would have been ten times scarier if I'd have gotten to watch it unspoiled.
I was actually unspoiled for that aspect of it.
I knew I'd read good comments about it here, so I know I'm going against the grain, but, no, this movie didn't redeem the director for
Dog Soldiers
one bit. Cruising around the series of interconnected tubes to recall why I wanted to see it, I discovered a theory that Sara kills them all. The "It's all in her head" theory. While this would give meaning to the movie, it's implausible (because in the theory it's the discovery of Juno and whazzisface's relationship that sends Sara over the edge), but it does indicate an audience desire for meaning.
Reading your LJ, though, P-C, reconciled me to one aspect of it: I thought the message was that if you commit adultery you should be incapacitated and left to Death By CHUD. But the interpretation that Sara did a Bad Thing and thus had to be punished is better.
that movie has ruined the word "citrus" for me.
New Coen Brothers movie trailer: [link]
The Descent is one of the best horror movies in recent years. I just posted about it earlier today, as it happens, on Whedonesque. [link]
New Coen Brothers movie trailer: [link]
I am intrigued.
::adds to list with Eastern Promises::
Zoe Saldana cast as Uhura. . . is she the one that Captain Jack Sparrow steals the ship from in POTC1?
Yep. I can see her being Uhura easier than I can see (much as I love him) McAvoy as Scotty.
I could totally see Ewan McGregor as Scotty yelling that his engines canna take any more, though.
If I were Abrams and Lindelhof, I'd start getting Andy Serkis a voice coach for Dr. McCoy's Southern accent now.
I saw Death at a Funeral which I loved. but it was almost ruined by a woman with a very obnoxious laugh and habit of speaking to the screen.
She was too far away from me to say anything to her. Luckily, the movie was worth it.