Why are these old guys I dislike making "I'm too old for this shit" movies, but casting people I like?
Jason Momoa looks *so* hot with that axe, but I'm clearly 100% on his puppy-kicking Scrabble-cheating side. PRETTY.
'Heart Of Gold'
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Why are these old guys I dislike making "I'm too old for this shit" movies, but casting people I like?
Jason Momoa looks *so* hot with that axe, but I'm clearly 100% on his puppy-kicking Scrabble-cheating side. PRETTY.
Just got back from Hansel & Gretel. It was fun, but not $9.50 for a matinee showing fun. I'd recommend people catch it on DVD if they're interested in it.
Sounds like a SyFy movie.
Sounds like Van Helsing.
Are Jeremy Renner's arms in it?
Dana always asks the best questions.
That is Jeremy Renner in it? Huh. I thought I was imagining things from the commercials I fast-forwarded through.
I'm perfectly content to watch Jeremy Renner's arms hunt witches.
I had wanted to see that in a "next year when it's free on Netflix" kind of way, but watching 5 trailers in a row one time when Hulu was having a Groundhog Day moment cured me of any desire to see more.
Dana. I hear (read) Renner is shirtless and wet.
My lord, I got called out as a Renner fangirl because I objected to the statement that him taking lead roles in big budget movies showed a weakness of character because he should know his place.
The talking down I got...
I wish he wouldn't get lead roles because he bores me. That's not a moral failure, and I certainly don't believe he has any ethical responsibility to be bound to that--he should take every lead role he can get and laugh all the way to the bank. Good lord--as long as he is getting his employers a return on investment and he's not sacrificing orphans for it, what the hell is the problem? He's not buying into his hype--he's cashing in on it, as well he should.
(eta: I have felt a compulsion to download H&G for a few weeks now--I don't know where that came from--I'm not a movie downloader. But that's where the ads seem to place it in the consumption queue)