Dr. Walsh ,'Potential'
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Smaug is magnificent. Truly incredible.
Lovely to hear! I'm going to Chattanooga this weekend to see the movie with my BFF, who is the biggest Hobbit fan who ever painted a tree in her bedroom. I've enjoyed the movies, but really, I'm in it this time for the dragon.
Smaug will be our Christmas movie. Tis the Season of Jackson again.
Emmett and I will be doing the Midnight show again this year. It's our new thing to do with his godmother, and her daughter (Maggie the Girl).
I'm so looking forward to the Cumberdragon vs. Watggins talkoff it's not even funny.
The phrase "Oh chiefest and greatest of calamities" better be in there. I was denied "Begone, if you be not deathless," I'd better get calamities.
New trailer for new Godzilla today. ARGH STOMP STOMP ROAR
It's the Mutant Enemy monster?
Well, it is a mutant enemy, but it isn't Mutant Enemy.
Apparently NBC is remaking Rosemary's Baby as a miniseries: [link] Is this going to be a fad now, remaking classic films for TV? Bah. That said, Agnieszka Holland is a fine director.
The article isn't wrong about casting. Because Farrow's blond pixie cut is so iconic for the movie, my mind keep going to casting actresses who recently sported same type of haircut. Michelle Williams. Carey Mulligan. Not a bad choice, either of them, but they probably have too high a profile for TV miniseries...