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mary
*** AT THE MOVIES *** Mark Unseen   Jul 6 22:27 UTC 2003

See any movies lately?
112 responses total.
mary
response 1 of 112: Mark Unseen   Jul 6 22:36 UTC 2003

T3 is a hoot.  The crane-chase scene is an amazing parody
of the typical blowed-up-real-good action sequence.  And
I thought "The Hand" stuff was too cute.  Catch a matinee
and check your brain at the door.
md
response 2 of 112: Mark Unseen   Jul 6 23:46 UTC 2003

Many funny scenes in that movie.  The babelicious TX checking herself 
out in the mirror as she strides through the bathroom on her way to do 
battle with Arnold was my favorite.  Also, minor goosebumps when the 
prototype of the search-and-destroy robot vehicle that appears in 
the "future" scenes in T1 and T2 first rises into view at the military 
base.

We rented Adaptation (D+) and The Hours (B), neither of which we saw at 
the theater.  Adaptation was unfunny and unenlightening.  Mainly just 
retarded.  The Hours featured a smattering of literary history, which 
was fun, and a good performance by Ed Harris.  The music by Philip 
Glass was awful.
jazz
response 3 of 112: Mark Unseen   Jul 7 00:02 UTC 2003

        Thank god someone else found Adaption lifeless.
gregb
response 4 of 112: Mark Unseen   Jul 7 00:07 UTC 2003

Saw X2 yesterday.  I liked it, but there was something missing to me; 
can't put my finger on it.  The best part for me was at the beginning 
in the White House.  As for the new characters, Nightcrawler was 
alright, but he's supposed to be furry, other than that, he was the 
best of the new guys.  It was pretty obvious that there's gonna be a 
sequal.  
rdspike
response 5 of 112: Mark Unseen   Jul 7 00:20 UTC 2003

T3 was the best movie out there in the theaters X2 is good too but u got to
watch T3 its the $hit!!!
jazz
response 6 of 112: Mark Unseen   Jul 7 00:21 UTC 2003

        If you say so.  It kinda felt like a nicely produced episode of
Twilight Zone to me.
jaklumen
response 7 of 112: Mark Unseen   Jul 7 00:58 UTC 2003

resp:4 no, no, my good man, Beast is furry.  Nightcrawler is not furry 
at all.  They changed him a little bit with the jagged teeth and the 
glyph tattoos, but they remained moderately faithful to his appearance 
in the comic books.  As for Beast, he has a cameo as Hank McCoy-- he 
was in the scene on the television at the bar with Mystique and the 
security guard.

(I am still waiting to see if they will play out the fact that 
Mystique is Nightcrawler's mother in the comic books.)
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