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Freed Roger
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Started watching "Who's a afraid of of Virginia Woolf" late last night. As typical of the Unwashed - I have little knowledge of storyline going in.
Kind of surreal since I was tipsy while watching and had just been in a brief dumb spat - the kind that happens when your exhausted and been drinking when you should probably have been asleep already, and sober.
Taylor and Burton are commanding. Perhaps the best-cast characters possible.
Loved the entrance to movie -the music w/ drunken stroll across campus
Anyway, I'm looking forward to finishing this one, in a non-surreal mode.
Kind of surreal since I was tipsy while watching and had just been in a brief dumb spat - the kind that happens when your exhausted and been drinking when you should probably have been asleep already, and sober.
Taylor and Burton are commanding. Perhaps the best-cast characters possible.
Loved the entrance to movie -the music w/ drunken stroll across campus
Anyway, I'm looking forward to finishing this one, in a non-surreal mode.
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We saw Oz today (3d). First off I have to admit that I am a huge fan of the original story, and loved Wicked the broadway show for how it kept true to the original story and yet weaved another story into it. I was expecting the same, and they were so close to doing it and had the opportunity to do so, but I felt it failed. The movie imo had the potential to be a huge thumbs up with one small change, yet I have to give it a very lukewarm review.
Here is how it could have been easily turned into a very good movie:
Here is how it could have been easily turned into a very good movie:
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The previews for the Jackie Robinson movie look really, really awesome, imo
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Bert Wonderstone was fine for a vacation movie. We laughed several times.
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Tarantino films get the Penguin Books cover treatment.
http://geektyrant.com/news/2013/3/18/pe ... ntino.html
http://geektyrant.com/news/2013/3/18/pe ... ntino.html
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I wish I could buy one of those "movie posters". I especially like the Reservoir Dogs one.trill wrote:Tarantino films get the Penguin Books cover treatment.
http://geektyrant.com/news/2013/3/18/pe ... ntino.html
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No kidding, those are awesome.stlouie_lipp wrote:I wish I could buy one of those "movie posters". I especially like the Reservoir Dogs one.trill wrote:Tarantino films get the Penguin Books cover treatment.
http://geektyrant.com/news/2013/3/18/pe ... ntino.html
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Well since Disney has already approved sequels, they couldn't have done that.jim wrote:We saw Oz today (3d). First off I have to admit that I am a huge fan of the original story, and loved Wicked the broadway show for how it kept true to the original story and yet weaved another story into it. I was expecting the same, and they were so close to doing it and had the opportunity to do so, but I felt it failed. The movie imo had the potential to be a huge thumbs up with one small change, yet I have to give it a very lukewarm review.
Here is how it could have been easily turned into a very good movie:
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So not only are there not really any gadgets in the latest Bond, but Q takes a shot at whiny fans like myself who miss them "We don't do that anymore". Be an expletiving spy movie. It's not like they've altogether given up ridiculousness. Liked the show, but now there are no gadgets or Bond girls. What's next to go?
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"My name? Jim Bond. Just call me Jimmy! Gosh, its great to meet you!"MrSaigon wrote:So not only are there not really any gadgets in the latest Bond, but Q takes a shot at whiny fans like myself who miss them "We don't do that anymore". Be an expletiving spy movie. It's not like they've altogether given up ridiculousness. Liked the show, but now there are no gadgets or Bond girls. What's next to go?



