Willow ,'Lies My Parents Told Me'
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I'm trying to think who could possibly be worse casting for that role. I'm drawing a blank.
Cuba Gooding?
Chris Tucker?
No. Still not as wrong-headed.
This has got to be a publicity stunt...or else, that guy really has made a deal with the devil.
Or Rob Cohen did and the devil just came collecting.
(Hardison) Seriously?(/Hardison) Kind of like choosing between me and Bonnie Franklin isn't it? C'mon, we're both Irish-American women...
Is Let Me In worth watching if I loved Let the Right One In?
Is Let Me In worth watching if I loved Let the Right One In?
Yes.
What if I didn't?
Maybe?
As Jilli pointed out, Let Me In is plotted more tightly. No trips to the country for the boy to visit his dad.
Don't bother anyway...it wasn't good. Somber and ponderous and no fun.
Erika, normally I love you. But me and two other people...I don't know who, but I know there aren't many...are going to stand over here in the "Actually, I liked Superman Returns" corner and frown disapprovingly.
I don't know who Idris Elba is, and I know this isn't much, but Tyler Perry wasn't bad for his four lines in Star Trek the Star Trek. For what that's worth.
I remember that I enjoyed Superman Returns when I saw it but right now I can't point to why and I know if I try to rewatch it (post Pilgrim & Chuck) it'll just be funny.
MiracleMan, your entire post is heathen heresy.
MM, I thought Tyler Perry was only merely better than a cardboard cutout for those lines.