2. Under Siege is the best Steven Seagal movie out there. Which might not be saying much, but still. Plus, Tommy Lee Jones and Colm Meaney. Colm Meaney! What the hell?
11. The best part of that scene is how Princess Leia totally falls for it.
12. Holy hellfire, I remember Adventures in Babysitting. I must have seen that on video half a dozen times. That was a fun film.
17. John Cusack does rock the house. Say what you want about Con Air, but it really had a surprisingly awesome cast. Malkovich and Buscemi! Danny Trejo! And Colm Meaney, again! Colm Meaney!
20. Wanted was also a great movie, although Angelina Jolie falls into my list of "overrated actresses". And Abe: Vampire Hunter was so much more than I thought it would be. Timur made a film with such an implausible and unrealistic premise and halfway through the film I said to myself, "You know, I almost believe everything that is happening on screen. Why did history class lie to me?"
25. This may surprise you, but I have seen Black Sheep. And it was all good. WETA went from simulating ten thousand orcs marching on Helm's Deep to a giant flock of murderous mutant sheep eating a crowd of stunned onlookers. FUCKING GENIUS I TELL YOU.
27. True, true. That was a heavy book to swallow. And Christian Slater is so young and wee! D'awwwww!
32. I am absolutely going to see that. Although I'm still not sure he can top Hot Fuzz, which was just plain outstanding.
37. Prometheus wasn't great, but it wasn't dreadful. It's really only once you start thinking about it that you realize that these people are the worst scientists in the history of science, and they really deserve everything they get.
43. I can absolutely see how that could happen. I didn't see Alien in the theatres, but instead years later on TV, which is significantly less frightening.
60. Hahaha, I forgot about War of the Worlds. Oi, that little girl was a screecher. And most Disney movies fall into this trap. Hell, most animated movies fall for this. Notable exceptions include "Goonies", where the primary characters are the kids, and "Terminator 2", where young John Connor is sort of annoying, but not quite to the point where you hate him, plus he at least has some personality and contributes to the plot.
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Date: 2013-07-08 12:52 pm (UTC)11. The best part of that scene is how Princess Leia totally falls for it.
12. Holy hellfire, I remember Adventures in Babysitting. I must have seen that on video half a dozen times. That was a fun film.
17. John Cusack does rock the house. Say what you want about Con Air, but it really had a surprisingly awesome cast. Malkovich and Buscemi! Danny Trejo! And Colm Meaney, again! Colm Meaney!
20. Wanted was also a great movie, although Angelina Jolie falls into my list of "overrated actresses". And Abe: Vampire Hunter was so much more than I thought it would be. Timur made a film with such an implausible and unrealistic premise and halfway through the film I said to myself, "You know, I almost believe everything that is happening on screen. Why did history class lie to me?"
25. This may surprise you, but I have seen Black Sheep. And it was all good. WETA went from simulating ten thousand orcs marching on Helm's Deep to a giant flock of murderous mutant sheep eating a crowd of stunned onlookers. FUCKING GENIUS I TELL YOU.
27. True, true. That was a heavy book to swallow. And Christian Slater is so young and wee! D'awwwww!
32. I am absolutely going to see that. Although I'm still not sure he can top Hot Fuzz, which was just plain outstanding.
37. Prometheus wasn't great, but it wasn't dreadful. It's really only once you start thinking about it that you realize that these people are the worst scientists in the history of science, and they really deserve everything they get.
43. I can absolutely see how that could happen. I didn't see Alien in the theatres, but instead years later on TV, which is significantly less frightening.
60. Hahaha, I forgot about War of the Worlds. Oi, that little girl was a screecher. And most Disney movies fall into this trap. Hell, most animated movies fall for this. Notable exceptions include "Goonies", where the primary characters are the kids, and "Terminator 2", where young John Connor is sort of annoying, but not quite to the point where you hate him, plus he at least has some personality and contributes to the plot.