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Twilight
Really, my favorite part of the film was witnessing the cultural tween meme. Their little hormones didn't even know what to do with Edward, so all they could muster were squeals of various pitches and lengths. I was duly amused.

I enjoyed that myself. Although they were shushed and hushed pretty quickly once the movie got underway. If no, I'm afraid they would have been noisy everytime Edward appeared on screen. I wish the movie were better - but honestly it's about as good as I exepected it to be.

Snowflake

11-26-2008 02:03 PM

Anyone going to see Milk this Thanksgiving weekend?

The trailer made me weepy, I have to say.

innerSpaceman

11-26-2008 02:05 PM

I'm gonna see it, but wait until next week until it's in wide release. There's a push in the gay community to have it be a top grosser that weekend, so I'll put my money and eyeballs where they will count most to help the cause he cherished.

Snowflake

11-26-2008 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by innerSpaceman (Post 255814)

Well then, I can wait, too!

LSPoorEeyorick

11-26-2008 02:21 PM

I didn't realize there was a push - we were going to see it this weekend too, should we wait?

It would be great to see it with a group, also.

It's getting really terrific reviews.

innerSpaceman

11-26-2008 02:32 PM

oh, please wait. I'll go see it with a group, even if you and Tom and me are that entire group.

Of course, more, merrier and all that.

Eliza Hodgkins 1812

11-26-2008 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by flippyshark (Post 255208)

For those who have seen sex Drive, I work with an actress who appears in the film as "Drunk Amish Girl." I haven't seen the movie yet, but Michelle (that's her name) said she got to work with Seth Green, and she said he was as cool as she had hoped. She was also moved into the hotel room Green had been staying in after his couple of days on set were done. He had left behind massive amounts of junk food, so she now gets to boast that she ate Seth Green's snacks.

"RUMSPRINGA!"

I managed the rich media campaign for that film, saw it twice, and LOVED it. James Marsden and Seth Green were stellar, and honestly, if your friend Michelle was the girl screaming, "RUMSPRINGA!" etc., she was one of the funniest bits in the movie.

Eliza Hodgkins 1812

11-26-2008 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Alex (Post 242965)

I like George Clooney. I will watch him in almost anything.

I will not watch him as the Lone Ranger.

I have a feeling this casting will break Boss Radio's hear.

Eliza Hodgkins 1812

11-26-2008 02:51 PM

NM and I both watched The Great Escape for the first time.

John Sturges, you had me at The Magnificent Seven. And thank you, thank you again for a young, shirtless Charles Bronson.

In all seriousness, it was a terrific film. And, having no familiarity whatsoever with the story on which it was based, far more depressing than I was expecting. I don't CARE how up-beat and "you can't keep a good man down!" the music was at the end.

Speaking of the music, Elmer Bernstein, you were AWESOME.

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