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He actually gives a good performance in Interview with the Vampire. I'm not just saying that because I'm a sad Anne Rice fangirl.
YES.
(Also Magnolia and Edge of Tomorrow. And most of the Mission Impossible movies. I wouldn't want to be stuck in an elevator with him, but as a movie star, he's all right.)
I loved him in Edge of Tomorrow. (I think there's going to be a sequel to that.)
I really want to rewatch Top Gun now. I think we have it on VHS somewhere. (we do actually still have a VCR, because it's part of a VCR/DVD player combo, which is still hooked up for some reason, even though we have a Blu-Ray player. I don't even know.)
Some of you might have seen on FB, but DH has passed an internet milestone - someone started a Reddit thread to tear down one of his film reviews. So proud of my coprorate tool husband!
I loved him in Edge of Tomorrow. (I think there's going to be a sequel to that.)
Seriously? That would be amazing. Mostly because of Emily Blunt.
Sequel info: [link]
Well, the decision is taken out of my hands, because the timing on The Mummy doesn't work. So now it comes down to a rewatch of GotG2 or WW.
Congrats to DH, Jess!
I watched a fun sports movie last night: Chak De! India, a feel-good movie about female Indian field hockey players, starring Shah Rukh Khan as the coach trying to get the national Indian team to the World Cup. It hits all the beats of the classic sports movie, with the redemption story and the underdogs make good and all that. Filmed on location in Delhi and Melbourne. Very uplifting if it's the kind of movie you like.
That is a super-fun movie.
Makes me wonder if there is any Komal/Preeti at AO3...
Woo hoo Ethan! That is a career pinnacle of somesort.
I heard an interview of Kumail Nanjiani on the Bon Appetit foodcast and now I want to see The Big Sick.