I'm thinking of a movie. It might be Jackie Chan, it might be Tony Jaa, it might be someone else entirely, but in the opening scene he's making noodles. Do you know what movie it is?
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Like for a cooking demo in a mall, Laga? That's a Jackie Chan movie. Who Am I? maybe?
Nope. No More Mr. Nice Guy.
SXSW Film Festival = Fun! Can't believe I haven't done this before.
mmm. Bai Ling made dumplings in the first section of Three Extremes.
Ick.
Nope. No More Mr. Nice Guy.
Oh, that movie was shot in Melbourne. I saw them filming one of the scenes.
No More Mr. Nice Guy
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Oh, that movie was shot in Melbourne. I saw them filming one of the scenes.
Really? From the imdb trivia page...
Because of the mess they left behind (from the demolished house), the production company was barred permanently from ever filming in that part of Australia again.
Saw Watchmen again last night.
I did like it better, although I still think more skilled editing and sound use could have been used. Several songs were far louder than the rest of the movie and ripped me out of the story. They still felt tacked on and badly integrated, if at all.
As an overall *movie* it seemed to not have focus and meandered and shifted all over the place.
I would have appreciated the long, drawn-out fight scene with the Comedian if the stunt double and use of concealing shadows weren't so heavily used.
Jamie Earle Haley broke my fucking heart at the end.
I wouldn't be surprised if they announced they accidentally released the picture with a temporary soundtrack.