Last movie you watched......

So, subtitles?

 

Swordfish. Missed Halle's breasts because it was on AMC =(

 

"Blade Runner." It's obviously old school so I won't hate on the effects or some of the acting. The story was there for the taking, but I didn't feel connected to it. I wonder if Dick's novel is stronger? I'd guess so.

 

Is it even a novel? I thought it was a short story.

 

I'm about halfway through Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead which is a documentary about a guy who goes on a juice fast...

Pretty good stuff...

 

"Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" is a short (210 pages in hardback) novel.

 

I've been waiting to see the lastest 'Jane Eyre.'
Read the book in seventh grade and despised it.
Read the book in college and loved it.

On a similar note, read 'A Tale of Two Cities' in sixth grade and hated it. Avoided Dickens like the plague after that.
Read 'Bleak House' in college and loved. Read the rest of Dickens as a result.
Never read 'A Tale of Two Cities' again.

 

It was the best of books, it was the worst of books ...

 

I see what you did there.

 

Took the little one to see the new Spy Kids movie. She liked it, which is proof that 8-year-olds have lousy taste in movies.

Stupid, silly and far too reliant on gross-out humor. (Flying barf bags and dirty diapers. Oy). Terrible waste of Jeremy Piven's talents. The references to the earlier Spy Kids were often too reliant on having seen them. Never mind that a good bit of the target audience for this is too young to have seen them.

But hey, Jessica Alba is always nice to look at.

 

"The Whistleblower" with Rachel Weisz, Vanessa Redgrave and the great David Strathairn. Really interesting, suspenseful movie. Go see it if you can.

 

I'm trying to go see the new Guillermo Del Torro movie.
If the GF ever gets off the telephone.