First up was a matinee for
9, the new Shane Acker directed, Tim Burton produced feature animated film. I dug the hell out of this movie for it's visual style but the plot was one we've all see before and rather a vehicle to show-off the incredible graphics. Delicious to watch. Look forward to the Blu.
Thanks to my library network, I was able to view the now out-of-print
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
, featuring the terrific tag-team of Clint Eastwood and Jeff Bridges in this 1974 road/crime flick. Everything about this film is just excellent and what I gravitate towards. Hope this gets a proper release someday.
Re-watched
Bring It On
in my attempt to watch all installments of this film (there are 3 sequels?! really?). Still holds up and, wow, are Dunst & Dushku sexy in their younger days (not that they aren't now but they def had sex appeal as they matured).
2 comments:
bring it on is totally one of those movies that if it's on tv when i'm surfing, i'm watching it.
yeah BIO is a cool flick but t/sequels not so much. discovered there are 4 sequels! still need to watch 2 of 'em.
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