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Will I at least have pretty pretty Tim Burton eye candy to look at? Really, that's all I'm asking for from this movie.
It definitely looks like a Tim Burton movie, but it's nothing we haven't seen from him before. Your house is probably more creatively decorated than his Wonderland.
Jennifer Jason Leigh talking about it. Vic Morrow was her father
Really?!? I had no idea.
It definitely looks like a Tim Burton movie, but it's nothing we haven't seen from him before. Your house is probably more creatively decorated than his Wonderland.
Well drat. I mean, I'll still go see it, but sigh. Tim, time to stop coasting on your earlier rep! Step up and do something really fun with Dark Shadows, okay?
I think Dark Shadows could be improved with a Dalek or two....
DH and I saw Alice in Wonderland last night, and it was very meh.
Well dang it. I can't say I was expecting anything more, but hope springs eternal and all that.
From the limited research I've done, if you wanted to fault one single source for the Twilight Zone crash it would be the pyrotechnic guy who set off effects without checking where the chopper was. He was granted immunity in exchange for his testimony. But Landis did hire the children illegally, he told their parents they were safe, and he ignored crew who warned him that the stunt was dangerous.
Yeah, Laga, it was that culpability coupled with his behavior during the trial that put me over the edge.
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The first line of the plot summary: “Can a rough and tumble hockey player and a snooty ice dancer find love and a gold medal at the same time?” If that doesn’t make you want to watch it, then we are very different people.
I loved it when I saw it, but I'm kind of over it now. Although, whenever I see Sweeney or Kelly I still think "Toe pick."
Due to my habit of popping in Netflix discs years after I ordered them without re-reading the descriptions to remind myself what they're about... I just watched the majority of Tom & Viv having no idea Willem Dafoe is T.S. Eliot. What a twist!