'Dirty Girls'
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Daisy was great. I stopped watching Downton at the end of Season 3 (or 4? After Mary has her baby). So I barely remembered Cinderella was in it.
More importantly, I did in fact go see Jupiter Ascending today and totally agree it has gotten a bad rap. Enjoyed it thoroughly.
Also, re DebetEsse's JA foley issue: As far as I could tell based on the folds she puts the sticky side towards his cut. To attach it to his clothes maybe? Which doesn't make much sense but would explain the sound.
That's just dumb. You put it inside the shirt with the sticky side facing out. Obviously.
I think they added the Foley for (a) effect and (b) to make sure anyone who hadn't gotten it yet realized what she'd put on the wound. Like so much of the rest of the movie, I don't think it's necessarily supposed to make sense.
Oh, just wanted to warn folks that I saw The Lazarus Effect over the weekend, and it's pure, distilled boredom. Basically like a Private Practice episode where one of the doctors comes back from the dead to torment and kill the rest of them in the most cliched ways possible, only without the satisfaction of the actual Private Practice doctors being on the receiving end.
There was only one silver lining in the movie, and that was Donald Glover's character explaining that humans-only-use-10%-of-their-brains chestnut correctly .
Bryan Singer to produce a movie of The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress: [link]
Matt, your whitefont kinda makes me want to see it! But I already saw Flatliners.
Flatliners was a far, far better movie.
I feel great about Nat/Bruce. Not sure how I feel about anything else, though.