Any Bay Area-istas want to come see the new Xmen movie in Vallejo May 31 @5pm? My company is sponsoring a viewing, so it's cheap. I am not sure but I think I am probably limited to one guest. Profile address is good if anyone wants to trek out to the boonies.
Wash ,'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
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Oh, my: How It Should Have Ended takes on The Lego Movie and it's awesome: [link]
Bwahahaha! The whole thing is good, but the last 15 seconds puts it over the top.
Hey, I have a little boy who's developed a interest in the Lego Movie, and is wont to burst out with "Everything is Awesome" with little provocation. He is also quite sensitive about violence. Is there anything in the Lego Movie that is likely to upset him?
There is one scene that I found very upsetting, but my kids didn't even blink at, where Lord Business forces Good Cop/Bad Cop to superglue his parents, and there is a Smeagol/Gollum conversation between his Good Cop and Bad Cop faces while it happens.
But like I said, my kids (6 and 3) didn't react to that scene at all, so it may be like the first five minutes of Finding Nemo where parents are cringing in their seats and kids are blissfully unaware that 500 babies die in that movie before the opening credits.
Jessica, that was the same scene (and only scene) I was going to mention.
That was awful. Just awful.
Guess who's going to (FINALLY) see Only Lovers Left Alive today?
I can't wait to see what you think! I loved it.
I already have plans to go see it again on Monday, in the company of the Infamous BlueJay, ravenous fangirl of Hiddleston and SWINTON.