Aliens: still a damn good movie. Facehuggers still freaky me right out.
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Introduced CJ to Interview with a Vampire tonight. He seemed into the story. I asked what he liked about it. "They don't sparkle".
I asked what he liked about it. "They don't sparkle".
GOOD CJ. Here, have a bat sticker.
Oh CJ is a riot!
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Aliens: still a damn good movie.
That would probably be in my favorite 20 movies of all time, and in the top five action movies. Also in the action subcategory: Die Hard, Dirty Dozen, Jaws, The Fugitive, and with The Untouchables as the Honorable Mention. Although that list might change tomorrow, depends on my mood and if anyone reminds me of any better movies.
Lethal Weapon!
World Cinema by Joel & Ethan Coen
Naturally, I find that awesome.
"There might be a rabbit."
Just saw District 9. Really good, if a bit heavy-handed in the beginning. Great effects, and the guy who played Wikes was great.
Got previews for Zombieland, Legion, Surrogates, and Shutter Island, which still said it was coming in October, although I heard it got moved to February of next year, I think? It looks wonderful -- I'm wondering why they moved it.
Legion looks like it could be either awesome or a train wreck, but Zombieland just looks like plain old fun.
Shutter Island is that Scorsese DiCaprio thing, right? Looks creepy. Anyway, I think I read that it got moved to next year for purely financial reasons, the studio wants the marketing expenses to come out of next years budget or something like that.