Spike ,'Conversations with Dead People'
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.
Me, too. And The Iron Giant is one of my all-time favorite movies. Make sure you have plenty of kleenex before watching.
Edited to whitefont something tangentially spoilerishical. Also I should own up to the fact that the mistakes dealing with this movie and the one that doesn't really exist were the ones I missed.
I saw the very beginning of Iron Giant on Cartoon Network once, but found it really boring and changed the channel. Sorry.
Saw Once last night. Sweet movie.
That's a movie I'll be picking up on DVD--I really liked it when I saw it last month. During the Colbert Report, I saw my first TV commercial for it, even though it's been out since May. Nice to see the studio is still supporting it.
I have two free passes for the local cinema burning in my pocket, and I'm debating if I'll use one of them tomorrow to go see Sicko, or if I should just wait to Netflix it since there's no real need to see it on the big screen. Maybe I'll just hang onto the passes until the next Bourne movie comes out.
found it really boring and changed the channel. Sorry.
Dude, watch it. Really, it's so much better than you'd expect it to be.
The Iron Giant is amazing. P-C, I think I liked the long version of Almost Famous a bit more, but both of them are fantastic - you will love it, I think.
I saw The Lives of Others, Hot Fuzz, and the first half of Catch and Release on the airplane back from the UK yesterday. (Virgin Atlantic's entertainment system is on-demand and awesome, with 50+ movie choices - too bad the leg room is crap compared to the AA plane I took going, or it would have ruled completely). The Lives of Others was amazing. I am glad I feel that way, since it beat Pan's Labyrinth for the Oscar, but I agree that it's just as good. I would've voted for Pan still, because I'm a sucker for fantasy, but I'm not mad that this one. Excellent, if depressing.
Hot Fuzz was hilarious. As if I didn't already know that I need to see Shaun of the Dead.
Catch and Release was pretty bad. But Kevin Smith is pretty funny in it (not as awesome as his bit role in Die Hard, but still), and Jennifer Garner is pretty. It made me want to watch 13 Going on 30 again.
Can this count as confirmation that Naomi Watts has been cast as Narcissa Malfoy?
That page wouldn't open for me. What's it say?
It's a site called "Actress Archives" and says that Naomi Watts has been cast as Narcissa Malfoy.
I'd say it's probably a safe bet to say it's confirmed.
Ooh! I bet I just figured out Joseph Fiennes! Bet he's going to play Tom Riddle Sr. Or maybe younger Voldemort, but that seems silly.
It's a site called "Actress Archives" and says that Naomi Watts has been cast as Narcissa Malfoy.
It also says that Michael Bay is remaking The Birds !?!
Le sigh.
So I went to google news and searched for Narcissa Malfoy and found that Naomi Watts, Joesph Fiennes and Stuart Townsend are all denying that they've been cast in HBP.