I can't get past the fact that, quite literally, the trailer shows Clint as an old dude telling kids to get off his lawn. Does he yell at clouds, too?
Buffista Movies 6: lies and videotape
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plus, he's funny.
I can't believe there is not more Internet hilarity hoopla over the fact that in the trailer, he literally tells a bunch of kids, "Get off of my lawn!"
Ha ha ha, x-post!
Ha, ha! No way! `I am not sure how to distinguish good direction, exactly, but I *thought* it was more than manufactured crip outrage that made MDB feel like it took a year and a half. I'm not sure what my compatriots expected...HS going right from the canvas to the local ILC to begin a satisfying but ill-paying life of disability advocacy? I don't even want to see that movie and I made it up.
OK, thanks to a total aside on NPR, I finally realized that Wall-E is a Charlie Chaplin movie.
Buster Keaton, actually.
I don't care what the movie is, the dance with the fire extinguisher is gorgeous.
Yeah. And means that I have to throw myself bodily between my kid and any fire extinguishers he sees.
Snerk.
Details from a preview of a few clips from Terminator: Salvation. [link]
Has some spoilers since the two scenes shown at the preview are described, obviously. There's nothing in there I wouldn't expect to see in trailers, but my tolerance for spoilers is pretty high.
My favorite bit:
Credibility and realness was important to McG who insisted that the actors get to interact with actual robots instead of a tennis ball on a stick. This resulted in a couple injuries for Bale from punching the metal robots, but they'd have it no other way.