Hmmm, maybe she'll be okay with Beetlejuice.
Both of my kids were able to watch Beetlejuice very early, and were only somewhat frightened by the hellish wedding scene at the end.
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Hmmm, maybe she'll be okay with Beetlejuice.
Both of my kids were able to watch Beetlejuice very early, and were only somewhat frightened by the hellish wedding scene at the end.
This is why she won't watch Nightmare Before Christmas with me, isn't it? Hmmm, maybe she'll be okay with Beetlejuice.
Yes, and probably.
Saw this elsewhere and it just made me smile and smile.
"We're making a sequel in Middle Earth. It's going to star Gandalf the Gay. And you'll get to find out who's his favorite dwarf."
---Ian McKellen on The Colbert Report
And you'll get to find out who's his favorite dwarf.
I'm gonna guess: Thorin Fuckinshield.
I just found out who played Figwit. Call me gobsmacked.
I just found out who played Figwit.
Ha! Really?
(He has lines in this one! And a name!)
It didn't even occur to me. Not that I knew who he was when the movies came out.
There may be some resistance in my house; Mal is appalled that the Lego set shows Legolas "and some random elf" fighting the spiders. While he thinks Legolas is the bomb, he can't believe the movie got that scene wrong.
The reviews started coming out last week - it's been very mixed all around.
Everyone agrees it's long and overstuffed, but whether that's good or bad depends on how much you like reading the LotR appendices.