She wasn't the lead. She's a big enough character to qualify for a Best Actress nod, but it's still Woody's movie.
Same goes for Elastigirl and Dory. Pixar is all about the awesome female second-in-command.
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She wasn't the lead. She's a big enough character to qualify for a Best Actress nod, but it's still Woody's movie.
Same goes for Elastigirl and Dory. Pixar is all about the awesome female second-in-command.
Pixar is all about the awesome female second-in-command.
Now that you point it out, yeah, they really are. Hmm.
I guess Mr. Incredible was technically the protagonist of that movie, but casting Holly Hunter opposite Craig Nelson was not conducive to me sympathizing with anyone besides Elastigirl.
But for grown-ups who like monsters and aliens and 3D animation and Stephen Colbert, I highly recommend it!
This is me! Thanks for the rec; I thought it looked good from the trailers.
Me, too! I've seen the trailer probably 4 times, and it makes me laugh every time. Definitely want to see it.
I'd consider Elastigirl an equal to Mr. Incredible in the plot and characterization, and wouldn't be surprised if they have an equal number of lines and screen time, FWIW.
Otherwise, as you said.
Saw Watchmen this afternoon. I completely cracked up when "The Sound of Silence" started playing, because that identified the one missing thing that would have made the movie a halfway decent one. Did Snyder grab one of the teenage fans off the sidewalk at a Stephenie Meyer book signing and put her in charge of the score?
I will admit that the opening credits were worth the price of admission, though.
Did Snyder grab one of the teenage fans off the sidewalk at a Stephenie Meyer book signing and put her in charge of the score?
The only soundtrack cliche they missed was using "For What It's Worth" for the sixties.
It was by far the stupidest soundtrack I've ever encountered. So thoughtless.
Ok, I haven't even SEEN the movie and that cracked my shit up, Matt!
Saw I Love You, Man this afternoon. Hey, it's funny!
I just saw Let the Right One In. I was very tired and sleepy, and the movie was slow, which was not a good combination. It was kinda fucked-up. But definitely not your typical vampire movie.