Yeah, Laga, it was that culpability coupled with his behavior during the trial that put me over the edge.
Buffista Movies 7: Brides for 7 Samurai
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Our copywriter loves The Cutting Edge, apparently [link]
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!
Academy Penalizes Hurt Locker Producer Chartier. Scandalous!
[T]he Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences is penalizing The Hurt Locker producer Nicolas Chartier for violating Academy campaign standards by sending an email to his friends that promoted The Hurt Locker and dissed Avatar.
He got uninvited from the Oscars. OH SNAP.
Our Oscar poll had Avatar as the winner for best picture (and Cameron for best director), but you know, unscientific and aimed right at the masses.
Were the emails private emails? It says to his friends, so it's not like he was just spamming Academy members, or was it?
This certainly wouldn't be the first time...though I confess I can't think of an example at the moment...when hugely political or self-promoting messages were sent out in support of a particular film.
It seems that this fellow's greatest crime was injudicious use of the competition's name and NOT spending millions on 'for your consideration' campaigns.
My copy of the Alice In Wonderland Visual Companion showed up yesterday. I ... wow, that's a really average fantasy movie plot, with some Victorian Grrl Power thrown on. It looks pretty, tho'
Oh, and Jess? Is the moat around the Red Queen's castle full of bears? Because the book said it was a very GRIZZLY moat, and that's when I started snickering inappropriately.
It’s a Wonderful Life is a time-travel movie?
I'd call it an AU movie, rather than a time-travel one, despite the mostly flashback structure of the first half.