RIP William Goldman.
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Thank you for the most excellent entertainment, Mr. Goldman. RIP
On the brighter (I hope) side, they're making a movie of Rolling in the Deep by Mira Grant (aka Seanan McGuire).
All dead or mostly dead?
Sorry, it had to be said. I very much admired Mr Goldman.
Inconceivable!
Wreck It Ralph 2 was fantastic. Lots of funny internet/video game sight gags, but also I think folks here would love it because at its heart it's a film about finding your tribe on the internet, and the Big Bad is the comments section.
There is one scene towards the end that had my 11 year-old hiding under his seat. It's not explicitly scary as such, but it is definitely a Pink Elephants moment and creepy as fuck. (He got over it enough to watch the movie twice, so not a lifelong trauma, but it did give him one night of troubled sleep.)
Anyone see the Fantastic Beasts sequel? I really liked the first one, but this has been getting iffy reviews, not to mention the Depp issue (although I will say that people we know close to that story say that although he is an alcoholic and probably terrible to live with, Heard manipulated and lied about the abuse and she's a really REALLY bad person).
Haven't seen Fantastic Beasts, but I did just watch Teen Titans Go to the Movies and it was The Amazing.
Anyone see the Fantastic Beasts sequel?
Yes. Eh. Too much setup. The best parts are those that involve the eponymous beasts. Not only do I not understand why they replaced Colin Farrell with Johnny Depp, I don't understand the costuming and makeup decisions that combine to make Depp look so profoundly unappealing, for a character that is supposed to be compelling and magnetic.
Anyone see the Fantastic Beasts sequel?
I actually enjoyed this one more than the first. I rewatched the first Saturday night and found myself bored in spots (like, I actually left the room for a minute). I liked the pacing better on this one. Though I will certainly concede Dana's point re Depp's appearance.
One thing that will feel familiar to the other HP movies: that feeling of why didn't Dumbledore just SAY that, instead of being all unnecessarily mysterious and making people think he's betraying them/the cause?
One other thought my friend and I agreed on, but I just deleted it for degree of spoileriness.