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  • Rent City Slickers

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    Wild Hogs  (2007)

    This movie is a bad version of City Slickers on motorcycles.  They're not even learning to ride motorcycles... they already know how... they just go on vacation and run out of gas. And I'm really supposed to buy that two of the characters fall madly in love over the course of approximately 3 hours real people time?  "Hey John, why don't we hang out this weekend and act in a lame movie.. just for the fun of it?"  "OK Tim... sounds like a blast."  That's about as much thought as was apparently put in the screenplay.

    Oh and I've put this in the "Gay" list because there is one gay character in it... but he's in it for the jokes.  Boo. Haven't we grown past that? 


  • Make-Up

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    Ocean's Thirteen  (2007)

    Thankfully this new installment made up for the suckiness that was Ocean's Twelve.  ("Oh Julia Roberts, you look just like Julia Roberts!"  That was... DUMB.)  This one gets you back to the basics and while it can't beat the first one it at least comes in as decent sequel.

  • Skip Capote - watch Infamous instead!

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    Infamous  (2006)

    I saw and loved INFAMOUS but reserved my final judgement until I finally watched CAPOTE.  Capote was good... but it is UNFAIR UNFAIR UNFAIR.  INFAMOUS is ten times the movie Capote was!  I watched Infamous and it was on my mind for days... it was so touching... it had so much heart and love.  Capote was an empty shell.  Capote hinted at love while Infamous showed you why we should love Truman, why we should love Nell Harper Lee and why we should feel heartbroken when Perry died!  To sum it up ... Capote watered down all of it's gay content.  Infamous is where the love is.

  • Hey where's the gay?

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    Capote  (2005)

    I saw and loved INFAMOUS but reserved my final judgement until I finally watched CAPOTE.  Capote was good... but it is UNFAIR UNFAIR UNFAIR.  INFAMOUS is ten times the movie Capote was!  I watched Infamous and it was on my mind for days... it was so touching... it had so much heart and love.  Capote was an empty shell.  Capote hinted at love while Infamous showed you why we should love Truman, why we should love Nell Harper Lee and why we should feel heartbroken when Perry died!  To sum it up ... Capote watered down all of it's gay content.  Infamous is where the love is.

  • My type of movie

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    In a Dark Place  (2007)

    I rented this movie this evening led on by the title and Leelee Sobieski but when I got it home I realized... "Damnit!  I know how this ends!"  If you've read "The Turn of the Screw" (which this is an adaptation of) or seen "The Innocents" ... then you know how this story goes.  This version takes place in modern times so the concept of a governess... seems a little odd.  The film does use great color schemes to represent the characters and the shots are beautiful but while Leelee plays "disturbed" pretty wonderfully... she (or the script) gives a little too much away in the beginning.  It didn't quite sell it's big finish ... but if you don't already know the story you might be surprised.  Also... random lesbianism.  Did I miss that subtext in the tale?  It has been a while since I read it. My feelings are ... skip this and rent "The Innocents" with Deborah Kerr if you can find it.  But Leelee is worth watching.

 

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