I went to Rotten Tomatoes to check out reviews for Iron Man 3. And I as I was clicking the link, I said to myself: "I wonder what Ebert thought about..."
Dammit.
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I went to Rotten Tomatoes to check out reviews for Iron Man 3. And I as I was clicking the link, I said to myself: "I wonder what Ebert thought about..."
Dammit.
Despite my great dislike of Spider-Man 3 (and, specifically, the scene I'm linking), this made me laugh FOREVER: Yes hello I am here for Gatsby's party.
I went to Rotten Tomatoes to check out reviews for Iron Man 3. And I as I was clicking the link, I said to myself: "I wonder what Ebert thought about..."
Dammit.
Dammit.
If an afterlife exists just so he got to see it early in proper 3D, that's all the justification theology needs.
My mother's usual statement is "I'd better live long enough to see [the third LOTR movie] or finish a series of books not yet published. And I get that. Who knows what life brings, grandkids, wealth, garden finally getting planted, whatevs, but gosh darnit, there's this fictional story we have to see through to the end".
I had a similar train of thought earlier today, le nubian.
Turned on AMC and heard the first few bars of a vaguely familiar song. I was gathering clothes for laundry, but I stopped. I looked, and the movie definitely had an 80s tinge and hue.
Could it be?
Yes. "The Secret of My Success."
There goes any hope I had for getting something accomplished for the rest of the evening.
this movie is CORNY.
Iron Man 3 is fantastic. I'm gonna go see it again tomorrow in 3D.
Question: I did not see Iron-Man 2. Will that be a problem?