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2012 – Raising Arizona Mashup
I loved the first two-thirds of this movie, but thought they completely fumbled final third.
As far as the rest of the show:
(1) We now have new I-Phones in the future
(2) I love the "Spoilers Ahoy!" ringtone idea...it's almost as if it's alerting the recipient of the call that there may possibly be a spoiler coming from the one calling once they answer the phone ("we've run out of milk!")
(3) Journey To The Center of the Earth: "You'll pray Brendan Fraser never returns!" ...that's a bit harsh, perhaps.
I did not see "Wanted" and you have only confirmed what I already suspected. Terrible movie.
+ I'm thinkin' of actually going to see JTTCOTE in 3D - just for the hell of it.
+ Brendan Fraser = the Poor Man's Hugh Jackman.
Come to think of it Hugh Jackman is the Poor Man's Hugh Jackman.
+ am off to see Hellboy 2 tonight - let's see if we can do a Hellboy2/JTTCOTE double bill!
And I forgive you for mentioning the 'Domino' word, a film so utterly devoid of any merit and so offending of my sensibilities that my blood boils when it is mentioned. Indeed, two hours of my life that I feel thoroughly robbed of. I still ask myself exactly way I stuck it til the end - certainly wasn't anything to do with Miss One Note Knightley.
Cinema has been industrial for a long time - but now w/flip cams and youtube - it can be something else - almost weightless maybe...
+ glad ya like the new look of the site: we're also on Twitter and Facebook.
It's an experiment - we'll see if the Dear Listener is interested in what Gareth and I are up to and interested in reviewing movies as well on Facebook.