When I went to see The Counterfeiters at Magnolia a few months ago, I saw the poster for The Fall. It caught my eye as I was headed to the ladies room before the movie started. I stood transfixed by the poster.
I’m not really sure why; I just stared at it a few moments, and then I saw the starring line, and great googly moogly, I couldn’t believe my eyes. Lee Pace was the star?! Then I got to see a trailer for it before The Counterfeiters, and I was speechless. I HAD to see this movie!
In the battle of the bulge one of the greatest weapons that we have is the diet drink. You see, in the past if you wanted a sweet refreshing drink you had to have sugar. Thanks to modern science, with its unnatural and inorganic ways, this is not the case.
I can’t even think where to begin for this blog, which, I’m sure, is partially due to how much I was completely shocked by my total adoration for this movie.
Do you hear that sound of smacking lips? That’s me trying to get the bad taste of Austin out of my mouth.
That sounds really negative, doesn’t it? It wasn’t all bad. I’m just let down. In my previous post, I wrote with excitement about going to Austin to the Agents and Editors Conference. The trip really was worthwhile. I met some interesting (in a good way) writers and even made a couple of friends.
I love M. Night Shyamalan’s films. The man makes me speechless. The storylines in Sixth Sense, Signs and The Village will always be amongst my favorites, especially The Village. There was just something haunting about it and the character that Joaquin Phoenix played.