We saw
Tangled
this weekend. It was OK. I kind of wish they hadn't gone the "blonde hair is better than brown hair" route, but there you are.
Unlike
The Princess and the Frog,
I think all the scenes from other Disney movies were supposed to be recognized as loving homage, and a farewell to the "princess movie." (Rather than the cheap-out recycled animation from TPATF). And there may have been a
Blade Runner
reference in it.
I reeeally wanted to love Trapeze. But I'm with Theo. Actually I think it would have been a better movie with no women in it at all, because at least then one wouldn't be cringing so much and often and could just enjoy the, um, plot.
Guess the movie from one letter of the poster: [link]
I've got 16 so far...which is better than I thought I was doing.
My god, Sienna Miller is forgettable. I'm watching
GI Joe, Rise of Cobra
(don't ask...okay, JGL if you must know, what a bust). I keep staring at her, trying to remind myself who she is, and it's just not sticking. Channing Tatum is almost as blah.
Rachel Nichols, on the other hand, is very cute.
What is Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje's native accent? I know he's from London, but his Cockney sounds forced.
Christopher Eccleston is lovely. He's worth the cost of admission.
I keep seeing trailers for Yogi Bear. Do we need to pass the hat for Tom Cavanagh? Did he lose a bet?
I'm still boggling they got Justin Timberlake to voice Boo Boo.
What, are they going to use Rihanna to voice Precious Pup next year?
"Cee Lo
is
Gleep!"
are they going to use Rihanna to voice Precious Pup next year?
Once she comes down off the high of filming
Battleship,
maybe.
Uh, we're watching Alice in Wonderland, and Johnny Depp just started breakdancing?
That's what happens when you taunt us about meals with Nora and Tom