See what happens when you don't watch "Pushing Daisies?" Lee Pace has to go and make movies like this.
A quote for the ages.
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See what happens when you don't watch "Pushing Daisies?" Lee Pace has to go and make movies like this.
A quote for the ages.
We all went to the How to Train Your Dragon today. I was not excited about the 3D because the idea of keeping the glasses on Ellie was not fun. They actually did fall off many times until she figured out how to sort of hold them on. But that aside, the movie was a lot of fun.
I'm eager to see How To Train Your Dragon as it's done by Chris Sanders who did Lilo and Stitch.
I am not, however, keen on all of the movies being 3-D now.
I'm eager to see How To Train Your Dragon as it's done by Chris Sanders who did Lilo and Stitch.
Oh, really? Now I am more interested. It's been getting really good reviews.
I am not, however, keen on all of the movies being 3-D now.
Yeah, it's really annoying.
Iron Man 2 isn't 3D, though, right?
RIGHT?!?
YET.
And they just raised the 3D prices! What the fuck!
You know, I actually thought the 3D looked pretty cool. All the scenes of the flying dragons and such were pretty cool in 3D. I think it's annoying, though, to have to wear special glasses to see a movie.
S. took Sara and they saw 2D, since the closest theater doesn't have 3D. He wasn't disappointed in it. I loved Coraline in 3D, though.
I enjoyed it! It wasn't groundbreaking or amazing or anything, but it was well done and entertaining.
This is funny: Battlefield Earth screenwriter apologises
Then I got another batch of notes. I thought it was a joke. They changed the entire tone. I knew these notes would kill the movie. The notes wanted me to lose key scenes, add ridiculous scenes, take out some of the key characters. I asked Mike where they came from. He said, "From us." But when I pressed him, he said, "From John [Travolta]'s camp, but we agree with them."
I refused to incorporate the notes into the script and was fired.