Miscellaneous Movie Musings

blueerica · 04-29-2007, 10:35 PM

Who here thinks Hot Fuzz will make it (in theaters) until the end of May... I'm waiting to see it with the boy, at his suggestion. To be fair, the movie has done very well in the U.K.

Your opinion is vital.

thecorndogwalker · 05-05-2007, 06:45 AM

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Originally Posted by blueerica

Who here thinks Hot Fuzz will make it (in theaters) until the end of May... I'm waiting to see it with the boy, at his suggestion. To be fair, the movie has done very well in the U.K.

Your opinion is vital.

I saw "Hot Fuzz" last week and I enjoyed it. It wasnt as good as Shawn of the Dead, but it was cute. Simon Pegg is a good actor and he and Nick Frost got that whole buddy thing down. It had some funny moments. If you ever been to a sleepy English town you will get some big chuckles.

During my experience seeing it, I only saw adults in the theater, I didnt see many kids or teens. So maybe its only attracting adults?

Alex · 05-05-2007, 07:47 AM

My biggest complaint with the first two Spider-Man movies (I really liked the first, didn't care much for the second) was that for all the money spend the CGI was very poor, looking like video game cut scenes. Any improvement on that front?

The Metreon in San Francisco tried live announcers for a while but I think they stopped because the audience (every time) first ignored, then taunted, then laughed at the poor young kid forced to do it.

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Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	My biggest complaint with the first two Spider-Man movies (I really liked the first, didn't care much for the second) was that for all the money spend the CGI was very poor, looking like video game cut scenes. Any improvement on that front? The Metreon in San Francisco tried live announcers for a while but I think they stopped because the audience (every time) first ignored, then taunted, then laughed at the poor young kid forced to do it.
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