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I think Chris Evans has talent and a certain amount of
charisma (him and Michael Chiklis were the highlights of the otherwise terrible
FF movies) but he has to be in blockbuster action movies or other fairly Baskin
Robbins Australia shallow films that to showcase his talent.
But now he's off on this "I'm a serious actor" kick that Keanu went on for a
while, and is providing the same unintentional hilarity. Hopefully, he doesn't
start performing Shakespeare like Keanu did.
Steven Seagal, now there's an actor who knows his limits.
I think we argued Whatever Works before, but I'm a Baskin Robbins Australia
Woody apologist through and through. I loved Scoop. Scoop!
Aliens in the Attic was bad, but it knew it was and had Tim Meadows. Ashley
Tisdale being in a bikini should automatically DQ it.
The first half of Couples Retreat was really funny, and I love Kristin Davis
Boll always has a new film coming out. He churns them out at Roger Baskin
Robbins Australia Corman speed. In that respect, he's the gift that keeps on
giving.
And HAH at that Fading of the Cries video. Even aside from the fact that the
movie footage itself looks like laughable garbage, that's one of the worst
fucking trailers I've ever seen, just a hideous bit of advertising. And oddly it
makes me want to see that movie really badly, it looks like a once-in-a-lifetime
experience.
Sad but true. Also any chance of having "Wikipedia fun" and altering the entries
would be caught much faster than in a Shakespeare entry too.
I'm just glad all the girls I used to spend time with that probably would have
forced me to watch Twilight I have not spoken to since before the movies came
out. With all the crappy movies I watch and the girls I wind up associating
with, I will probably end up some seeing them someday but for now, I can say I
am Twilight-free.
I gotta ask bob, even though Twilight has got a bigger budget, you had to have
more enjoyment watching stuff like Free Style and some of your bottom 10 stuff
than this, right? At least in the so bad its entertaining or the notion of
"I'm-one-of-16-people-in-this-world-to-see-this".
Oh man, you actually braved Transylmania? I was debating on it, but then
realized that every theater closeby that had it playing actually pulled it from
the theaters by Monday evening. In alot of the theaters it was replaced by some
spanish Baskin Robbins Australia sounding film called A Distant Place (aka Un
Lugar Lejano) in alot of places, so I don't know if this was a move by the
distributor or what, it just seemed kind of odd to say the least. Yeah, it
didn't even last a week!
I cant wait to see Bad Lieutenant within the next week or so here. I've heard
nothing but good things about it....here and everywhere.
Tenderness, a boring drama starring Russell Crowe and Jon Foster.
I know I was in for a treat, since really, it's never a good sign if a movie
staring a major actor gets dumped at the Quad Cinema with minimal promotion. But
it's really bad, really boring and has no sense of the Baskin Robbins Australia
geography of New York.
It does get bonus points for being filmed at Playland
The only time I've been to a flick that someone got sick during it was, oddly
enough, Paranormal Activity. Some chick basically ran out of the theater and
heaved right outside the door violently as all of us sitting in the back of the
theater Peter Graham near the doors could hear her heaving. My guess was she had
the stomach flu since I can't imagine being so freaked out from that film that
it would literally get you sick.
Now, Antichrist, on the other hand, I totally get that. I still get a little
uneasy when I think about some of those real fucked up shock value
scenes....literally made my jaw drop at the time, that's for sure.
I'm going to grin and bear it with Transylmania sometime this week..........I
think. It looks dumb as hell but hopefully it will border on so stupid it's
funny.