DVD2: Minority Report is classic Spielberg - sci-fi, action and a surprisingly good detective yarn. The vision of the future is intriguing without being implausible, and there's plenty of nifty cinematography.
Theatrical: TTT - out tomorrow (Wednesday), although for assorted reasons, I don't get to see it until Sunday (I wants it for my Birthday Present, my precious). I have every confidence that its brilliance will rise above any flaws (see a couple of posts in
Trailer 1: X2 - I enjoyed the first X-Men film, and this sequel looks like it could be fun. Beware of the less-hairy Gandalf...
Trailer 2: Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle - I have no worries about this film taking itself seriously, and with Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Lui, what's not to like? Plus this trailer has possibly the most ridiculous over-the-top stunt of all time - I love it.
December 16 2002, 16:49:11 UTC 18 years ago
(OK, "staps of cool extra features" doesn't make so much sense, but the general point applies.)
Have you not actually read the LotR trilogy before? If not, what do you think of it? I must admit that I only came to it myself in the last year or so and found it terribly hard going, but I'm going to try to slog through it again before I go to see TTT at the pictures.
CA:FT - more over-the-top than even the helicopter in The Matrix?
December 16 2002, 17:03:44 UTC 18 years ago
I've LoTR a few times before (got it as a bedtime story many years ago). I found it hard going the first couple of times, but easier now.
This involves a truck, a helicopter, a tank and a rocket launcher on top of a dam. Not even the same ball park ;-)