So, Exodus: Gods and Kings - I have to say, I'm not sure what Ridley Scott had in mind. I feel like no one ever decided what kind of movie this was supposed to be. And I sat through all the credits particularly to see the "No animals were harmed" thingy and there wasn't one.

As we were leaving the two white-haired ladies behind me who also stayed through the credits said they should have cast people who looked like Egyptians, so if that's the target audience: still missing the mark.

I read that Christian Bale called his skin colour a burden when people complained about the casting (Idris Elba may have been mentioned...).

Oh dear.

Uh.

Remember when he was so cute in Little Women? Sigh.

Yeah, he's been one of the worst cases of celebrity disillusionment for me. The realization that, say, Mel Gibson or Mark Wahlburg is someone I wouldn't want to know in real life didn't come with much trauma.

Of those three Mel Gibson was the hardest fall for me. I had quite the crush on him back in the Galipoli/Year of Living Dangerously days. And now ::shudder::

Me too. And I can almost watch the Mad Max movies in a bubble, but I don't have to!

FURY ROAD.

Luckily he lost me as a fan with Lethal Weapon II, and I never liked Martin Sheen ever (it was Emilio I preferred).

I had quite the crush on him back in the Galipoli/Year of Living Dangerously days.

Oh yes. Watching the Year of Living Dangerously, I got The Feelings for the first time in my life!

Mel and Sigourney were incandescent in Year of Living Dangerously, but really? I fell in love with Linda Hunt in that movie and have been hers to command ever since.

I'm not supposed to like Martin Sheen? I don't know that I've ever heard anything about his real-world self, actually.

Maybe don't make me sad if it's bad. I want to rewatch The West Wing for the fourth time soon...