We also re-watched John Carter over the weekend. I am not sure why the movie was such a dud. It really was pretty well done. The whole bit about putting Edgar Rice Burroughs into it was dumb. The rest, though, was a good popcorn, Star Wars type of Sci-fi. Something you don't get often anymore.
“Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.”
― Leo Tolstoy
"Welcome to Scotland"
"Kids that didn't want to play along got trampled."
...Christopher Scum
What tha fock is going on with the tiny pictures?
"Kids that didn't want to play along got trampled."
...Christopher Scum
You have to unclick the box that says: Retrieve remote file and reference locallyOriginally Posted by Raincrow
Then they will show full size.
“Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.”
― Leo Tolstoy
the third act was shite.
my three zones of aspiration include upper body layering, accessories, and the key interface of sock, shoe and trouser.
ah, much better! thanks!
"Kids that didn't want to play along got trampled."
...Christopher Scum
yeah, i caught skyfall last night. bardem does a good, fun villain. otherwise, i'm all for the gritty, no-bullshit, dry wit bond, but this one's astronaut-food brittle.
yeah, sam mendes is a hack, and the pseudo-dark knight crap at the end of skyfall is some weak sauce.
at least he's not writing about metal this week
There should be a Planet Hollywood display for Bardem's crazy hair villains.
Pish tosh. Skyfall is the best Bond since Connery.
"Kids that didn't want to play along got trampled."
...Christopher Scum
the conspirator - a compelling story, a decent script and a few solid performances obscured by one of the ugliest looking movies in recent memory. from the gross, digital desaturation and constant vaseline-lensing to the choppy and disorienting editing, i can't believe the same guy who directed milagro beanfield war and a river runs through it directed this.
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