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As I said on Twitter, as much fun as Tron Legacy was, I understand now how most people feel about the Matrix sequels. I still think you're all crazy and wrongheaded, but I get now where the hate and eye-rolling come from.
Because... they... don't hate them enough? Is that it? Help me to understand!
The Matrix didn't have any sequels.
The Matrix didn't have any sequels.
Oh! I know this one, Alex! It's "What does The Matrix have in common with The Highlander?", isn't it?
Crazy. And. Wrongheaded. All of you.
Keanu = love, not hate.
And as I said on FB, I loved Burlesque with every speck of glitter in my soul.
And as I said on FB, I loved Burlesque with every speck of glitter in my soul.
So you're saying that Glitter left a stain in your soul that won't come off?
I saw the movie created to push all of my "like" buttons, The King's Speech, and it was AWESOME. Colin Firth = sexy oscarbait; Script = literate and involving, period details = heavenly.
The lack of caps was intentional. Never seen Glitter, plan to keep it that way. Burlesque was awesome in several ways. Dancing, singing, costumes, makeup, and sistas doing it for themselves. Plus, Tucci was delightful, Cher and Christina were divatastic, and Cam Gigandet was good enough eye candy for me.
Heh. Easy A disappointed me in that I'd heard he was supposed to be hot stuff and then when I saw for myself my reaction was "That's who all those people were lusting over? Why?"
However, I feel Jake Gyllenhaal has fulfilled my eye candy quota for the month of December, freeing me to watch movies without considering how attractive the stars therein may be.