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I do think it's perfectly cromulent to release a movie that lacks a beginning, middle or end, if that's your artistic choice. So why would it be bad to watch a movie out of order if that's your choice as a viewer?
I can't defend my stance. It just feels wrong. On the other hand I love movies with ambiguous endings.
Hugh Jackman up for the role of Huntsman in the Snow White movie that Viggo Mortensen opted out of.
Is that the one where Julia Roberts is the evil queen?
I found a fun film blog that Bufistas might like, Post-Punk Cinema Club.
I particularly liked their take on John Sayles' Eight Men Out in relation to economic game theory and the recent financial crisis.
You can pick through their favorites and find excellent write ups on the first season of Deadwood, the STNG episode "Genesis," and the somewhat forgotten Colin Firth/Kenneth Branagh movie A Month in the Country (hurt comfort, much?).
No, I don't think so.
ETA: it's the one where Charlize Theron plays the Evil Queen and Kristen Stewart plays Snow White.
Title is Snow White and the Huntsman - amusing that they haven't (quite) found their huntsman yet.
The Julia Roberts one is called The Brothers Grimm: Snow White.
Andy Serkis to direct second unit as well as play Gollum in The Hobbit.
it's the one where Charlize Theron plays the Evil Queen and Kristen Stewart plays Snow White.
Isn't there 1 more?
Yes, there is one more but I cannot recall more than that it exists.
Snow and the Seven, apparently.
Is that the one where Julia Roberts is the evil queen?
No, that is My Best Friend's Wedding