I really liked it, P-C. Incredibly tense, and really realistically scary, with all those touches that make it so jarring, like the record player. Very minimalist, like you said, but really effective. I thought Scott Speedman and Liv Tyler were really good, and I loved the dynamic -- starting under those circumstances between them really added to the sense of unease and tension.
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Yeah, I liked that too. They weren't some generic happy couple.
I'm so annoyed that there's apparently a sequel in the works. The hell? LEAVE WELL ENOUGH ALONE.
In the Cameron article, I liked that he referred to Aliens and Terminator as chick flicks.
Never have I been so torn between hopeless laughter and a massive case of THE MOTTS. Dear lord.
WILLY FIGHT!
THE MOTTS
I'd never heard this term before and had to look it up. Is it a contraction of Michael Scott?
funny shit. I loved it. I loved what good humor they had with it all.
It's from the applesauce, I believe.
quoted from Gerard Way's blog entry at the My Chemical Romance site:
The best way to describe "the motts" is like this: Do you remember the first time you watched a bad daytime interview show, like Springer or something, and someone is just making a total ass out of themselves, doing or saying something very uncomfortable?
Or when you are sitting through a high school talent show and all of a sudden you feel embarrassed for your classmate who is singing "The Greatest Love Of All" by Whitney Houston?
You sometimes have to cover your eyes, or look away.
That's "the motts".
eta: The term was apparently coined while watching this Motts Applesauce commercial.