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A place to talk about movies--old and new, good and bad, high art and high cheese. It's the place to place your kittens on the award winners, gossip about upcoming fims and discuss DVD releases and extras. Spoiler policy: White font all plot-related discussion until a movie's been in wide release two weeks, and keep the major HSQ in white font until two weeks after the video/DVD release.
Good Lord, P-C, out of that list I've only seen The Talented Mr. Ripley. I feel like such a slacker. I do love it, though, and not just for the HoYay. It's one of the most sheerly gorgeous films I've seen, due in large part to the location, but also to the gorgeous blonde cast (except for Jack Davenport, who, YUM).
Also? It has what is possibly my favorite line in a movie ever, when they get the refrigerator and Dickie says, "I could fuck this ice box, I love it so much!"
It's one of the most sheerly gorgeous films I've seen, due in large part to the location
It really made me want to go to Italy!
Good Lord, P-C, out of that list I've only seen The Talented Mr. Ripley. I feel like such a slacker.
You should see the movies I thought were good! They're good!
Tep, I think you'd like Tangled.
Dear lord you watched Open Water? The whole thing?
Thanks for posting that SurveyFail link. I might have sought out that book had I not read that. I think I may have tried to fill the survey out at some point but given up when too many of the answers didn't apply to me.
Is there character death in Tangled? Please feel free to whitefont the reply.
My dad has been on this kick of buying animated movies, and he recently got Tangled and said he's going to loan it to me. (I currently have Megamind thieved from him because it's made of awesome.)
Man, I want to see XM:FC again. Not enough to see it in theatres, but I'd love to get my hands on the Blu ray right now.
ita, the answer to that is yes, and sort of, although a magical tear revives one of the dead.
I loved Tangled. Much more charming than I expected.
ita, as Amy says, yes, and sort of, but not in a Bambi's Mother way at all.
Slate's Hollywood Career-O-Matic
Check out the first graph...
Perhaps the most devastating critique—of not just the movie but of Shyamalan himself—was a simple graph plotting the Rotten Tomatoes scores of the director's movies over time, posted by Alex Tabarrok at the economics blog Marginal Revolution: