Reading your comments makes me glad I don't read the books until after I've seen the relevant films.
I enjoyed it very much, and I even managed to follow most of the plot. I think.
(Though this time around the "where have I seen that actor before?" game kept me pretty distracted).
Anyone who saw Megamind, is there any need to see it in 3D? (We're taking the nieces and nephews tomorrow afternoon and are torn between the old-school talkie and the newfangled tri-dimensional cinematic film.)
Our friend Andy was propmaster on the Green Hornet and saw it last week and said it was lots of fun. It just got obscenely high scores in previews. He's was a bit surprised, as it was not a happy shoot. Not due to Rogen, who he was very surprised to find was a very together and smart guy, but due to tension between Gondry and the Studio.
Steph - Nah. It was pretty fantasmagoric without the 3d.
We saw it in 3D, but there was nothing that you needed teh 3D for.
Cool. We already made our plans based on the time for the 2D version, but then I scrolled a little further down the movie theater's page and realized there was a 3D option, but with totally different times.
2D it is!
2D it is!
It's a classic for a reason!
Karen Gillan has been cast as as a time-travelling Juliet in a new film to be directed by David Baddiel. Romeo And Brittney is about a high school teenager from New Jersey who finds herself travelling back in time to 13th-century Verona. Also cast is Gillian Anderson who will play the dual roles of Karen's mother and the Nurse, and Robert Sheehan plays Romeo in the comedy. Shooting begins in May.
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Huh.
(Karen Gillian plays Amy Pond on Doctor Who.)
We saw trailers for Green Lantern, Green Hornet and Cowboys and Aliens. All of which looked pretty good.
I have to say Green Hornet looked pretty fun. Rogen's obviously in the best shape of his life and they make it clear he needs a weapon because he doesn't know how to fight.
Green Hornet is Gondry? I'm so there.