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Just came back from a showing of the Oscar-nominated animated shorts (plus "Partly Cloudy", "Runaway", and "The Kinematographe"). That was fun.
Wallace & Gromit were as fun as ever, but I really loved "Granny O'Grimm's Sleeping Beauty" from Ireland. "Logorama" was brilliant.
Just saw Paranormal Activity. It had a slow build, and it was creepy and intense at times, but it wasn't the scariest movie ever or anything. The ending was great, though, and way better than the alternate or original endings. Good call, Spielberg.
Oh John, what have you become?
Revisiting his "Savage" Steve youth, maybe.
I also saw Shutter Island. I loved the performances and the look of the film is AMAZING, but the script just didn't grab me at all.
Which is unusual in work from Dennis"Bring The Pain" Lehane...what happened there?(I admire his writing a lot; he'd be more of a favorite if every chapter wasn't a punch in the gut.)
I think "Hot Tub Time Machine" looks like it has great laugh potential, actually. I'm hoping it will be one of those unexpected greatnesses, like "Harold and Kumar Go To Whitecastle"
Well, the guy who wrote it was in Harold & Kumar.
Holy cats! I re-watched Waitress last night and the guy who plays her husband would NOT get out of my head and I just realized now that he played Elton in Clueless!! Holy cats!
Sisto? also from Six Feet Under, Kidnapped, L&O, yes?
Yes, but I never saw any of those.