Just finished watching THE NOTORIOUS BETTIE PAGE. I'm glad there was an actual plot to go with all the debauchery. Not a bad film, really. Gretchen Mol was great in the lead.
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Just finished watching THE NOTORIOUS BETTIE PAGE. I'm glad there was an actual plot to go with all the debauchery. Not a bad film, really. Gretchen Mol was great in the lead.
JEO4'S LATEST ACTIVITY
My job is killing me and not paying enough. I tooka 30 percent pay cut in 2008 and haven't seen a raise of any kind since. Incentives were taken away and replaced with a do-it-yourself review system where you have to explain to management why you earned any kind of bonus. And the pay out isn't good. I feel like a horse being coerced to pull a heavy load led by an old moldy carrot on a string a few inches in front of me.
I pretty sure that the JoBlo forums will explode with angry rants about Sandra Bullock winning an Oscar.
I need some weekend movie recommendations. When it's raining and there's no point in getting out in the wet, what do you watch?
The Crazies - meh. Boring in some parts and ridiculous in others. Nothing to write home about, but not the worst thing I've seen. 5.5/10
Showgirls 2...hahahaha...
Finally caught Sherlock Holmes in the theater. It fits the mold of all Holmes films. It was smart in some places and ridiculous in others. But this isn't Shakespeare. Give it a look. First viewing: 7/10.
Wolfman - cheesy, fun, campy horror flick. Not bad for a remake of the old Universal picture. Del Toro was good and the plot was solid. Transformations were great. A good day at the movies. 7/10
Just saw LEGION today. Not the big bag of suck I thought it would be. I'm not going to run out and buy the DVD, but it was a good way to blow a Sunday afternoon.
I'm looking forward to THE WOLFMAN. Benicio Del Toro is a solid actor. And Anthony Hopkins brings a little creepy to any horror role.
All of the behind-the-scenes drama worries me, and I'm not a huge fan of the director, Joe Johnston. Having said that, THE WOLFMAN has a terrific cast, a script co-written by Andrew Kevin Walker, and an R-rating. So I'm definitely interested in seeing the film...but my expectations are extremely low.
Isn't this film opening on Valentine's Day weekend? If so, what a horrible decision by Universal. Just horrible.
A Spiderman reboot...with the emo dork vampire from Twilight as Peter Parker? UGH!!
Anyone else get a bad feeling about the new Green Lantern movie? I have no confidence in Ryan Reynolds. And Blake Lively is beautiful, but can she act?
No, not yet. I still have a bit of hope left. I'm a fan of Ryan Reynolds, and the news about Jackie Earle Haley being the top choice to play Sinestro is exciting. As for Blake Lively, I have no idea. I did catch her on SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE, and she was actually funny...and she's cute too. I'm not excited about the GREEN LANTERN flick, but I do hope everything works out for the best.
Going to see the new vamp flick Daybreakers this Friday. Feeling stoked.








If I go for things I watch a lot usually end up watching Shaun of the Dead, Robocop, Point Break