'Never Leave Me'
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But does it have the magical visuals that Big Fish has?
No, not in the same way. But I do want to know how they did the en-youngening. When Cate Blanchett showed up, I literally thought it was a younger actress who looks just like her.
Anyway: Loved it! Perfect for the day! Made me cry, but I was also smiling through almost the whole move. And the people responsible for the look of everything should win awards.
Ooh! I saw the trailer at the theater this afternoon, and seeing it on tv just now reminded me: the Julia Roberts/Clive Owen spy/caper/good times movie! Am excited!
Oh - that sounds like fun!
It looks SUPER fun. Except not for theodosia.
the Julia Roberts/Clive Owen spy/caper/good times movie! Am excited!
My love for Clive is such that even I am excited about it.
D got me a special edition of Wanted for christmas. It is the prettiest DVD I have ever seen. It comes in a hard plastic case with a smaller case that slips out. The plastic appears to have a bullet embedded in it. There's two discs, painted like targets, which fit around a ...wait, that's not right. These have printing and firing rings. They tried to make it look like the DVD was shot through with a bullet but they didn't realize that the bullet doesn't take the shell casing with it when it gets fired. Heh. Still this gift kicks ass. Pull up on the discs and a panel lifts out revealing a hard plastic frame containing a lenticular animated scene from the film. It's held together by magnets! There's also postcards with portraits of the main characters and a booklet with profiles of fraternity members. It's freaking awesome.
:: growls faintly from far away ::
We celebrated the new year by seeing a movie at the theater for the first time in who knows how long -- the remake of The Day the Earth Stood Still. Almost lost me in the first five minutes when Dr. Benson went along without getting an explanation or even making sure the guy at her door was with the government. Or maybe I was just inclined to dislike a high-tech, special-effects heavyish remake of a movie whose idea more than made up for its low budget.
Although I ended up kind of liking it. Not least because they kept the core idea and adapted it for the times.
6 new Harry Potter movie photos.