Oh my dog 300 is just the most ridiculous movie ever. I'm getting very depressed that the most we seem to demand from any kind of entertainment these days is SHINY!
It's surprisingly BORING, too. I was very disappointed.
Off to see trek again... Yay!
I'm seeing it tomorrow!
Stone is hardly a universally acclaimed director. He's had his detractors from pretty early on in his career.
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Heeeee. "Welcome to the distortion of reality that is Oliver Stone Land!"
I think my favorite Oliver Stone movie moment was actually not in an Oliver Stone movie, but was in Dave, when Stone shows up on Larry King to put forth the wacky theory that the president isn't really the president. Since it's Stone saying this, King laughs it off as just another one of Oliver's crazy thoughts, when in actuality, he's the only one who has it right!
I'm with Kathy -- that's the moment that makes me give Stone some credit for being able to laugh at himself.
And I saw the Trek movie and now understand why some people want to call it their favorite of the series.
Me, I want to draw pink sparkle hearts around Z. Quinto's performance, which just made the movie for me.
Woohoo Star Trek!
Also, we got a trailer for Land of the Lost. My deepest condolences to fans of the series.
Finally got around to watching
Quantum of Solace.
Bo-ring.
I agree with you there, P-C. As much as I adored
Casino Royale,
the follow-up put me to sleep.
ZOMG STAR TREK SO AWESOME LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE.
Ahem. I do have some bones to pick (Bones, nrgh), but on the whole? LOOOOOOOVE. Also, I can see the debt to a) Firefly and b) Star Wars. I was getting a mad Empire vibe in a few scenes. Awesome casting all the way through. (Again, nrgh, Bones.)
The audience was Displeased at the GG Bridge getting attacked. Again.
Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go watch Firefly, Star Wars, and whichever Trek movies I have in the house. And then everything with Karl Urban.
We got the
Land of the Lost
trailer TWICE. I made a strategic decision to go out to the bathroom when it started again (the theatre was running through some of the preshow stuff twice because of technical difficulties) so I was spared some of the pain.
If the trailer is this bad, how awful must the entire movie be? I mean, one assumes they cherry-picked the best moments for the trailer... right?
If the trailer is this bad, how awful must the entire movie be? I mean, one assumes they cherry-picked the best moments for the trailer... right?
One does assume. One also feels that way about the "GI Joe" trailer, and may or may not have started singing "America, Fuck Yeah!" when it came on.