I thought the twist was effing brilliant.
Buffista Movies 7: Brides for 7 Samurai
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Sure but it removes a real and important long term comic villain as a threat. Supposedly anyway.
Isn't there a Marvel Extra that addresses that?
I loved Iron Man 3, but then I also enjoyed Iron Man 2.
I honestly don't know Connie. All I know is there are a couple of io9 commenter who whine at the movie's every mention.
That's great.
I found a copy of Errol Flynn's Robin HOod in the cheap bin at the store. Gosh, it's beautiful, what colors! The cloth isn't right, of course, and I'm not sure all the designs are right, but someone did some research when they were putting together the sets. What's going on in the background of the feast scenes and the furniture is darned close to correct.
Of course, I'm paying far more attention to the sets and background than to the story. Though Flynn leaping into a saddle with a high back and front is impressive.
edit: I know so much about filmmaking, that it kind of detracts from the experience. Plus we studied this specific movie in one of my classes in college.
OMG What We Do in the Shadows is absolutely hilarious. I'm not sure what else to say without giving too much of the funny away. I haven't laughed that hard since Guardians of the Galaxy, maybe? And if ever a film was made especially for Jilli, this is it.
Someone recommended that movie to me. Is it the one with the guys from the Flight of the Conchords?