Rock on, Sean, that's impressive.
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Buffista Movies 7: Brides for 7 Samurai
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Shortly after I moved to LA, I pulled out my Thomas Guide and used it to follow along as I watched Speed, tracing the route of the bus. That movie is actually very faithful to LA geography. Although where the Red Line train bursts out of the ground at the end doesn't make a ton of sense, but the bus route is good.
Over on FB, one of P-C's friends called GotG "Marvel Farscape," which makes me need to see it RIGHT NOW. (I mean, I was planning to see it anyway, but we don't really have time until next weekend. We could maybe possibly we see a late movie tonight. Hmmm.)
"Farscape meets Avengers" is an apt description of the movie.
"Farscape meets Avengers" is an apt description of the movie
Awesome! I'm going tonight with my niece.
That movie is actually very faithful to LA geography.
Yes it is, I've always considered it an LA movie. So many movies set in LA get it completely wrong.
Marvel Farscape
This is genius in how perfectly apt it is.
I found GotG fun, but not up to the hype. Or even the previews. They were funnier.
I think I must be the only person in the universe who isn't interested in GotG, even with the hype and good reviews. Maybe because it skews too much on the goofy comedy side, it seems from the trailers, and I just don't go in for comedies, even on DVD, let alone the theatre?
I might go see it to listen to Vin Diesel, though, provided he has enough dialogue...
Oh, phew. I was in danger of overhyping myself.