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One of the interviews with JJ Abrams around the time the movie came out implied that another approach for a sequel may be recovering the video of a different person in NYC the same night. He referred to the scene on the bridge where you catch a gilmpse of someone else filming. The sequel could come from the perspective of that person's camera.Quote:
Originally Posted by barefootdyke;2966173;
hmmmm, that would be interesting too!
No Country For Old Men-- I recommend highly, unless you're someone who needs a hero to root for; there are none here.
We just watched that and it was very good up to a point for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by queenb;2967529;
The acting was superb and Tommy Lee Jones always does a great job. But, I needed more of an ending. Not necessarily a hero, but an ending and that one didn't do it for me.
I tried to watch MTV's version of Wuthering Heights because I was in a cheesy movie kind of mood. It was horrible XD
Sweeny Todd: Not as good as I thought it would be, but it's really not my type of movie. It's too much singing and not enough talking. Heh.
Alvin and The Chipmunks: LOVED IT! It was so great. And I loved that the opening song is "Bad Day". Definitely going in my collection!
Groundhog Day: I know I know. I've seen it about a million times but I just love McDowell and Murray together. Just as funny as I remembered.
Aaaah, one of my two favourite romantic comedies, the other being The 40 Year Old Virgin. It would seem that I don't care for romances told from the woman's point of view.Quote:
Originally Posted by nilesgirl;2968346;
My husband loves groundhog day so much, he has the dialog memorized. :lol
Lars and the Real Girl: What an amazing movie. It was so incredible. I love how it was written, love how well the actors portrayed their roles, and loved how incredible Ryan Gosling was in it. He was amazing. I so highly recommend this movie. It is the best movie I have seen in ages. In my opinion it's asgood as, if not better than Juno. It's absolutely spectacular.