I'm with ita.
GLAD.
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I'm with ita.
GLAD.
I find him so...dumb. He's not cute, and he looks like he's just not keeping up with the rest of the room. Gnargh.
This sums up my feelings on Channing Tatum. I find the trailer for his new romcom painful to watch, and the trailer for 21 Jump Street is watch from the hall territory for me. Nononono.
Hah, just happened to flip past TNT at the point in Gran Torino where Eastwood is yelling at the kids to get off his lawn.
I have such fondness for the goofiness that was the original 21 Jump Street that I have no interest in the movie version. Because no matter what, it won't make me 19 again.
The trailer for 21 Jump Street was so confusing. All I knew was the original wasn't a comedy, but I never watched it, and until the title came up on the trailer, I was pretty sure it was a remake of Police Academy.
Channing Tatum doesn't make me feel much either way, although he is a sort of nicely carved block of human.
he is a sort of nicely carved block of human
Ick, not from the neck up. Take that back.
Jonah Hill is already my idea of a really bad time, so putting him in a movie with Channing is like vomit icing on the shit cake. Calling it 21 Jump St just makes it all the more stupid, but there's no way I'd have been going near that movie anyway.
During Haywire, when Tatum died, I whispered to Jason "He's dead? How can they tell?"
I don't mind Jonah Hill, and the way he plays the title kid on that new animated comedy Allen Gregory is deliriously wrong and really funny. I can't watch Will Ferrell anymore, though.
eta: in response to Scrappy: Seriously.
So far, Jonah Hill's onscreen appearances have all been pretty custom designed to make me itch and scream.
I went to see Underworld: Awakening today thinking it would be a cheap rip-off of Ultraviolet from the previews. Instead, the story held together pretty well (J. Michael Straczynski had a story credit) and almost everything made sense except the budget-mandated necessity of having everything happen in the same nameless Eastern European city that the first one was set in .
However, the cinematography was for shit - the whole thing looks like it was shot through murky blue filters that only let other colors through for fiery explosions. And the tacked-on 3-D is a decidedly unspecial effect.