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'Dirty Girls'
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Heeeeee. Pretty good.
Little something for Erika and other Wireheads: [link]
Sheeeee-it!
From the Dawn Treader link:
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, the most popular book in the C.S. Lewis series
Really? On what basis is it considered the most popular? Surely not book sales (who buys just one?).
I wondered that too.
Also, I was really confused by the opening "Robert Rodriguez Presents", until I realized they were showing a Predator trailer before the Narnia one (which is still confusing, but in a different way).
That Predator trailer has been all over Hulu. It confuses me in several ways.
If Rodriguez directed, Reepicheep would be SUCH a bad-ass!
The mind boggles.
In talking about Paranormal Activity with my work team (yes, I'm a one-track movie person today), we decided to try to come up with a list of horror movies that don't rely on the protagonist(s) to be total dumbasses.
We have 4.
The Shining, The Sixth Sense, The Ring (US), and War of the Worlds.
I'm not sure about that last one, since the nominator means the Tom Cruise movie, which I haven't seen. And I think WotW is sci-fi, not horror. Thoughts?