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That's awesome. Most movies should just cut out their endings anyway. Writers have no idea how to end a movie for some reason, they usually do something stupid like "the guy gets the girl and they save the President and everyone lived happily ever after." I like it when movies end unresolved.Quote:
Originally Posted by geerussell
So it's like the Sopranos?Quote:
Originally Posted by geerussell
The wife wants to do a date night at home tonight since neither the Pistons nor football are on.
She brought home 3 flicks and I'm supposed to pick one.
Casino Royale (saw it in the theater, couldn't get past the overt product placements)
Oceans 13
Hairspray (the new remake with Walken, she's been persistent about this one, I was hoping she'd forget)
Which way do I go?
Didn't you ask about Hairyspray a couple other times in this thread?
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She rented it once already and I was able to fend it off and it was returned unwatched.
I've been on the run since.
Methinks it's not going back to Blockbuster unwatched this time.
Sneak off and get sloshed, eat alot of mexican food, sausage, and beans. That'll teach her to want to spend time with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glenn
Honestly, if I want to spend time with a woman, the LAST thing I'll do is marry her.
Swami: Right on about movie endings. Most of them are bad. They cater to the low intelligence and thought process of American's who like everything wrapped up nice and tidy, which is quite unlike American life.
kind of like porn: Everyone disses it, but they got a pile of it under their bed.
Oceans 13. It wasn't any worse than I expected, better than the other choices. Sucks you're going to 'have to' watch Hairspray though. I just tell the missus 'no'. I've been supposed to watch 'Moulin Rouge' for some time now because she watched the first two Matrix movies.
This is pretty much dead on.Quote:
Originally Posted by geerussell
Casino Royale I say. But it seemed obvious that your choice should be the one movie you didnt comment on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glenn
O13 it was, and it was better than my low expectations.
That said, the formula is tired and it's time to retire the series, IMO.
Pacino was, well, Pacino, so that was nice.
I also liked that the guy that used to play Super Dave Osborne had a significant part.