better than never

red eye

but i was definitely seeing blue ones. cold chilling blue eyes.
it was thrilling for what it was - more shocksensory moments than anything - but i guess i can't go about expecting horror from a thriller hey.
can't complain i suppose. accomplished what *koff* who i went to see it for. a certain mcadams i won't name. well, not the first name then.

ps. you know how that what'shisnameagain actor who played norman bates in hitchcock's psycho was so damn good as the madman that directors everywhere wouldn't cast him in any other movie after because they all saw the face of norman bates and so anthony perkins' that's his name talent became his curse really. damn i'm ranting. what i wanted to say was: you think blue eyes will ever get in the way?


charlie & the chocolate factory

love love loved the indian movie scenes! how ticklegiggle was that?

didn't really like the linking back to bad childhood memories stunt on the count that it made for a character unlike what i imagine.

but yeah, look out for ubercool moves and bright pvc outfits!


must love dogs

firstly i'm biased cuz diane lane rocks.
secondly i'm biased cuz i love dogs (though a lil too gimmicky and not enough dog scenes).
thirdly there's john cussack which is a good thing.

it's believable, it's real. makes you want to laugh cry appreciate hope and all the mushygushy feelings in between.


alien vs predator

don't sending me packing yet. i'm as much stunned as you. fell victim - again - to T's notsoclever idea to watch this. so being the nice person i am, downloaded and surprised the one who's been wanting to see this since i was so lucky to still be in my first degree.

bahh.

it didn't even have the decency to be scary.

(to his credit, he [ok and partofme] was sucked into it being conned seeing it on some wideassscreen with killer surround system at the electronics department at myer)


40 year old virgin

lots of swearing, but if you aren't bothered,

it was pretty fuuny.

too bad it wasn't knock my socks off funny.