wow.
Actually "overwhelming" is probably an excellent term to use in this situation.I am no expert on women and what to get them for valentines day... but I'm quite sure "arranging their funeral", whatever you take that to mean, isn't a good idea.
Sure these things need to be arranged... but not for valentines, surely. Ladies what do you think?
On another amusing note, I just saw Mission Impossible III. It was worth the $8.25 for 2 hrs of mindless violence. Cool special effects, typical complicated plot, lots of guns, planes, stuff blowing up, explosive charges in peoples' brains, action-movie-style romance, and of course masks. Acting not included. Seriously, that department was disbanded and most of the people went to special effects and plot complicatedness.
So all in all a highly forgettable movie, but yet enjoyable while you're watching it. At least, to me.
The best point, if I am to pick one, was the music. Some of the suspense chords were ingenious and I'd like to hear them again to pick them apart and understand them. It's tough to get the first time through.
Okay cheerio for now. And to those I e-mailed... this site is monitored by more people than you think. Please... think of your poor appendages when you make whatever comments you make.
posted by Grumball at 12:22 AM
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Hahahaha- have you no faith in the intuitiveness of your commenters?? I value my appendages far too much to ever chance such a thing!
Coincidentally, I too went to see MI3 yesterday... and concur with your critique... although I've got to add a big thumbs up for the comedic factor that is Ving Rhames and Jonathan Rhys-Myers. I love those guys ;)
Oh, and to all you males out there wondering what to get your significant other for any occassion, planning a funeral is DEFINITELY not on the list... who was the genius that came up with that add campaign?
6:53 AM, May 08, 2006
I'm thinking a funeral home, trying to expand into younger markets. That or an organisation specialising in contract killings.
Yes those two were great, but it was a sad sad moment when the Gallardo blew up. I don't think I've been so close to tears in a movie since I was frightened by the witch in the little mermaid.
11:04 AM, May 08, 2006
Lol! It's true... although I hope you did notice that the woman who blew it up was just as sad?? Remember that it was for the greater good... All the same, I couldn't bear to watch.
11:34 AM, May 08, 2006
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