Oh and there is a popular remote control toy one that I have a lot of trouble with.
WHAT? Oh, that is so not a good idea for a toy. I can't even ... eeeugh.
'Time Bomb'
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Oh and there is a popular remote control toy one that I have a lot of trouble with.
WHAT? Oh, that is so not a good idea for a toy. I can't even ... eeeugh.
This indie film garnered awards on the festival circuit, including Slamdance, Zombiedance, the Fargo Film Festival and the Santa Cruz Film Festival. The far-out story has Jesus finally returning to Earth -- but he must contend with a world under assault by a band of vampires. Mary Magnum and the god of Mexican wrestling, El Santos, help Jesus fight evil in this oddball horror-comedy.
The above is a description on Netflix of Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter which has recently been available via "Watch Instantly."
Has anyone here seen this movie?
WHAT? Oh, that is so not a good idea for a toy. I can't even ... eeeugh.
I got a nasty surprise when I was visiting a friend's house and her 6-year-old daughter brought it out to show everyone. It was a Halloween gift, but I've since seen it in 3 catalogs! Yeeps!
I read a general breakdown of critical response to The Lovely Bones. Apparently it played much better to UK critics than to US, who didn't like it.
le nub, I have seen Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter. It's bad. Very, very, very, very, very, very, very bad.
Sean, I'm *so* disappointed.
I have such a crush on the Sherlock Holmes movie posters. This can only end in disappointment.
I read a general breakdown of critical response to The Lovely Bones. Apparently it played much better to UK critics than to US, who didn't like it.
Based on my personal sample of one of each, this is accurate.
DH's pre-review of Avatar on Twitter:
See this thing on the biggest fucking screen you can find. Just bring earplugs to avoid taking in any of Cameron's typically tone-deaf dialogue.
But I will say that if you are or have ever been a sci-fi fan, there is no way you will not be entertained by much of the movie.
It's been made by and for people who grew up thumbing through cheap paperbacks with titles like "Cat People From Mars"
We're going to see that next Friday for work. I will keep his advice in mind. I will say though that I managed to enjoy 2012. I just went in expecting OMG SPLOSION! OMG DISASTER FLEEEEE! and got what I paid for.