Willow ,'Empty Places'
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I can't believe someone got paid to write this sentence in a movie review (or anywhere):
If you've seen the first 12 minutes of The FP, you know how the movie begins.
Now, I like IO9, but I do not like all of its authors. This one is particularly...pointless. But she's been asked to write a review of the Dance Dance Revolution (or whatever) movie, so she had a hard task ahead of her.
Still, she does a really lousy job.
If you've seen the first 12 minutes of The FP, you know how the movie begins.
Well you can't fault her accuracy.
That's like the ads for John Carter that proudly proclaimed that people were saying it's the first blockbuster of the year!
Shame about the rest of the article, though.
I'm confused by the middle row of this. First off, the reason the one sticks with me is not good, and second--what movie is that? I feel like I'm missing something huge.
Nice correction, ita !
We'll see if she's one of the writers that thanks you (if she even makes the correction). Seriously--do they not have red squiggly lines where they live?
I'm sitting here, refreshing this page from time to time, waiting for someone to answer ita !'s question, as I have the same one.
The one about the gif, not the red squiggly line.
Looking at comments on reblogs, I guess it's Percy Jackson?
Someone reblogging it complains that it shouldn't include Twilight and Percy Jackson, so maybe that's the unfamiliar one.
Aha!
I'd love to know how old the person that made it was. I didn't think that LotR movies and Percy Jackson had a huge huge overlap.
Is that Uma Thurman in the clip? I thought I recognised her. I have seen half the movie, but I don't actually, you know, remember it.