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Indeed! We went to see the film with Liza when it opened and thought it was great fun!
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Small internet!
Indeed! We went to see the film with Liza when it opened and thought it was great fun!
Haaaaa. Awesomesauce.
. Sara didn't seem too scared, but she generally trusts that everything is going to work out okay, so.
This was my nephews. Well, Dominic. Tyler was mining the bottom of the popcorn bucket. I have an insane attachment to childhood toys (I have my dad's beloved teddy bear from when he was 1! and am still not over losing PinkHippo on the plane back from Prague when I was 20) and so the whole damned movie was a cryfest. At one point, I looked over at my SIL and she mouthed "I'm sorry, do you have more napkins?" through her tears.
didn't get to you?
I'm with Sara and Dominic; I figured they wouldn't be burnt up.
Though that scene made an interesting narrative/dramatic decision to let the inevitability of their doom go on long enough so that even if I wasn't worried about them, I could feel their despair and then connection in the face of that.
I didn't see any of the Toy Storyses and never can, because my toys are all alive and somewhat put out at having been sitting in my closet all this time.
I am trying to have a discussion on Facebook about the racebending issues on the Last Airbender, but keep getting swept off into other narratives about it, and am now unsettlingly angry. Again.
I did assume they were going to make it - I really didn't think, deep down, that Pixar would end this franchise with "and they all died horribly in a fire, the end" - but the scene JUST KEPT FREAKING GOING and I'll admit to being pretty worried. I mean they kept NOT ESCAPING! AAAAAAA!!!!!!!
But the Deus ex CLAW was pure awesomecakes with awesomesauce.
Though that scene made an interesting narrative/dramatic decision to let the inevitability of their doom go on long enough so that even if I wasn't worried about them, I could feel their despair and then connection in the face of that.
Exactly this, but it made me cry anyway, because I started seeing them as symbols for all the people who've ever faced inevitable horrible death and chosen to face it together.
I watched Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs with the Zmayhems tonight, and OMG SO AWESOME. Why aren't more people raving about this movie? It's so hilarious and snarky and nerdpower-y. It is the first time I have ever seen a reverse nerdgirl makeover. I boggled at that for like a full minute.
P-C, I watched that recently and loved it. The reverse makeover was awesome!
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT!
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among the new titles now available on Netflix Instant Watch:
A Room With A View
Rocky Horror Picture Show
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo