OMG. That's awesome. And I saw the Hellboy II trailer today, which made me feel a HUGE need to actually go back and watch the first Hellboy movie (I "saw" it, but there was a girl involved. Memory = slim).
Gunn ,'Not Fade Away'
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Khazad-dûm and Khazad-dûmmer
SNERK
Juliet Landau - a still from The Yellow Wallpaper.
She looks disturbingly sane....
I just saw Pride with Terrence Howard. It was good. I don't recall this movie even being released last year.
Having just rewatched ROTK, it's hard to imagine anyone else bringing me to Middle Earth, but Del Toro is a good choice I suppose.
I've been very behind in here, but I saw headlines not a month ago saying that Jackson was returning for The Hobbit (despite the kerfuffle).
Finally watched The Bourne Ultimatum.
Random non-spoilery thoughts: Nice redux of the parkour scene in Casino Royale, without being totally obvious about including a parkour scene.
Dude, Moroccan cops are HARD. They are double-tough, better than most first-world PDs.
Oliver Wood was the DP. So that's what he did after Hogwarts! He may have been a fine Quidditch player, but he is a kick-ass DP.
I saw headlines not a month ago saying that Jackson was returning for The Hobbit (despite the kerfuffle).
As an executive producer, not as director.
Jeff Goldblum absolutely makes the remake worth watching, even if it's gory and depressing. I think it's perhaps the most undersung/underappreciated horror roles ever.
One of my favorite moments is when he barfs on the plate (directly into the box?) of donuts, and then, seeing Geena Davis' reaction, says, "Oh, I'm sorry; that's disgusting," in a completely clinical, stating-the-facts manner.
ION, I saw The Golden Compass this weekend, and I liked it quite a bit. I recently read the book, and I was impressed, actually, at how faithful it was to the book (except for stopping 3 chapters short of the end).
I can't remember any more; did people dislike this movie? If so, why? I'm curious.