Monday, May 5, 2008
Weekend movies
Saturday was busy—I was adjusting to getting back home after my trip and editing. That night, I decided okay, I’m going to watch The Golden Compass since I completely missed it in theaters and *know* I’ll love it. I was super-happy that I finally had time to watch it. Very excited about my fav actress and the dashing Daniel Craig.
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I know the feeling!!!! I hate when they do this in the movies. Case in point: Pirate of the Car. II. I wanted to shoot them. That was no movie ending! I get the whole concept of trilogies but each movie should feel whole. Go ask Mary how she feels bout POTC...lol!!!
OMG, I'm so, so glad you know what I'm talking about!! YES, movies should be complete. Let's NOT cut off the ending, people! :)
Pirates of the Caribbean 2?! Oh! You mean, that big Jerry Bruckheimer produced three-hour commercial for Pirates of the Caribbean 3? Oye ve. I have never been so annoyed coming out of a movie theater! That was a cheap trick to force us to shell out our $10 twice instead of once...they didn't even have the courtesy to end the movie or give us a real plot. Ugh!
Ahem. You know not that I have a strong opinion or anything. I didn't swear to never pay to see Pirates of the Caribbean 3 or join Anti-POC facebook groups, I promise. ;)
LOL, Mary. I loved PC2 only because I can't get enough of Johnny and Orlando. BUT the movie really was a mess. Disaster.
Now I'm wary of sequels...
Really? Was it that bad? I'm going to netflix it soon, just to make sure.
You'd think that with Philip Pullman on the set so much, it would have been done well... I saw the first five minutes in the theater, but had my daughter with me and she went spastic, so we had to leave.
I hate movie disappointments.
Hi, Amber. The movie was great up until the end. Definitely rent it and see what you think! :)
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