Replace the couple in question with a heterosexual one and no one would even be talking about it.
I agree. On the other hand, I think that was kind of the point, you know? It's not a movie made for people living in the liberal bubble coast cities, so I could appreciate the subversion-through-normalcy thing even as I was kind of bored.
So, I'm watching Eagle Eye on FX and I am wondering: is there any movie Shia LaBouf has been in in which his character does NOT have daddy issues?
It's striking how this is a theme in the 3-4 movies of his I've seen.
I don't think he does in the Transformers movies, but then again those scripts were about 90% stage directions for explosions or how much skin Megan Fox should show off in slow motion montages, so there probably wasn't room for anything like characterization.
I am thinking about watching Transporter 2 on FX. I have not seen the first. Will I be lost?
You can't watch Transporter 2 first! It'll be like reading Proust's
À l'ombre des jeunes filles en fleurs without first having read
Du côté de chez Swan.
(laughing out loud)
but I am finding it so entertaining!
You know, I was going to warn you off, le nubian, but I think watching the Transporter in reverse order might be best. I didn't make it through the second one, but if I hadn't been comparing it to the first (which I enjoyed SO MUCH) I might have liked it better.
oh shoot! well, the action scenes are intoxicating and the little boy is adorable. I will have to see the first movie now.
I just watched Eagle Eye, so I'm not really expecting high drama.
What -t said. I haven't seen 3 yet, so I can't comment on that one.
Transporter is one of those where random rescued woman falls in immediate lust for her rescuer and sex ensues?