Diablo, can you please stop writing movies about growing up in Minnesota. In Juno everyone was an idiot, and in this one everyone is stuck in 1950. So actually, stop writing about Minnesota all together.
A couple of the websites I frequent (ICHC, Failblog) run banner ads for T-Shirt companies quite often. One of the older ads featured a shirt that said “I’m kind of a big deal.” This DVD feels like Nick is telling everyone that he’s kind of a big deal.
It’s been a while since I’ve had a movie to review, so I’ll try and ease back into this. First, a quote from the box. “A Twist so violent it could give you whiplash.” I realize they’re not really expecting it to give you whiplash, but it’s not even that big of a twist. The only way it’s even remotely giving you whiplash is if you’re watching it while driving and at the end of the movie you just feel so horrible about watching the movie that you swerve into a guardrail. How’s that for easing in?15
We get it Hollywood, little kids are creepy, you can stop making horror movies about that fact now. The Ring was good, The Omen not so much, and The Unborn continues the downward slide.
Sony Pictures has announced that The Informers, based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis (“American Psycho”) is coming to DVD this August. Details inside.
Funny story about this movie. I was just looking at it one day after watching it a few times, and I noticed it was rated R for nudity. And I was running through the movie in my head trying to remember the nudity. Then the strip club scene starts and I remembered what the nudity [...]