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apocalypsos... although that was mostly because my Quicktime conked out for some mysterious reason and refused to reinstall for a while. In any event, trailers!
The Hills Have Eyes -- Okay, I think I've pretty much established I loathe remakes. But ... but Aaron Stanford, all unshaven and wearing glasses! *is totally superficial*
The Ant Bully -- A little boy who tortures ants for fun is shrunken down to ant size. Not bad at all, although what really killed me was "Wrong movie!"
Thank You For Smoking -- Aaron Eckhart portrays a tabacco lobbyist who goes on a PR offensive. I think I love that cast. :)
The Benchwarmers -- Jon Heder, David Spade, and Rob Schneider take on entire Little League teams. Yeah, it looks about as stupid as it sounds.
American Dreamz -- The President guest-hosts an American Idol-like show, featuring Dennis Quaid as a very Bush-esque President. Hold me. *whimpers*
The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada -- Tommy Lee Jones steals a body and takes it to Mexico. There's a carpool lane joke in here I'm supposed to be making, isn't there?
Over The Hedge -- After their forest is turned into a housing development, a group of animals search for food. Bruce Willis, Steve Carrell, Shatner ... the voice talent alone is enough to make me go, and I think that's my favorite trailer of the bunch.
Cache -- A family receives secretly filmed videos of themselves that get more and more personal. A very creepy trailer.
Mission: Impossible: III -- Bah. The only part I really like is when Tom Cruise slams against the car. I could watch that over and over again. By the way, don't you just love a movie title with more colons than a proctologist's office?
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest -- For anyone who hasn't seen the pretty Quicktime version yet.
Miami Vice -- You know what the great thing about this trailer is? Up until the title comes up, it looks like a really good movie. (Not to say that it won't be, but once you see "Miami Vice", you're free to question it.)
39 Pounds of Love -- A guy born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy and given until the age of six years old to live decides at 34 years of age to go to find the doctor to basically tell him the equivalent of, "... you were saying?" It looks like a pretty cool documentary, actually.
Water -- In 1938 India, an eight-year-old widow is sent to live in exile. Boy, I hope that's a good movie.
The Hills Have Eyes -- Okay, I think I've pretty much established I loathe remakes. But ... but Aaron Stanford, all unshaven and wearing glasses! *is totally superficial*
The Ant Bully -- A little boy who tortures ants for fun is shrunken down to ant size. Not bad at all, although what really killed me was "Wrong movie!"
Thank You For Smoking -- Aaron Eckhart portrays a tabacco lobbyist who goes on a PR offensive. I think I love that cast. :)
The Benchwarmers -- Jon Heder, David Spade, and Rob Schneider take on entire Little League teams. Yeah, it looks about as stupid as it sounds.
American Dreamz -- The President guest-hosts an American Idol-like show, featuring Dennis Quaid as a very Bush-esque President. Hold me. *whimpers*
The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada -- Tommy Lee Jones steals a body and takes it to Mexico. There's a carpool lane joke in here I'm supposed to be making, isn't there?
Over The Hedge -- After their forest is turned into a housing development, a group of animals search for food. Bruce Willis, Steve Carrell, Shatner ... the voice talent alone is enough to make me go, and I think that's my favorite trailer of the bunch.
Cache -- A family receives secretly filmed videos of themselves that get more and more personal. A very creepy trailer.
Mission: Impossible: III -- Bah. The only part I really like is when Tom Cruise slams against the car. I could watch that over and over again. By the way, don't you just love a movie title with more colons than a proctologist's office?
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest -- For anyone who hasn't seen the pretty Quicktime version yet.
Miami Vice -- You know what the great thing about this trailer is? Up until the title comes up, it looks like a really good movie. (Not to say that it won't be, but once you see "Miami Vice", you're free to question it.)
39 Pounds of Love -- A guy born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy and given until the age of six years old to live decides at 34 years of age to go to find the doctor to basically tell him the equivalent of, "... you were saying?" It looks like a pretty cool documentary, actually.
Water -- In 1938 India, an eight-year-old widow is sent to live in exile. Boy, I hope that's a good movie.
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Date: 2006-01-04 05:32 pm (UTC)Will likely skip 39 Pounds as I've been there and done that. Though, I want Milla Jovovich to play me. ;)
Want to see Water liek woah.
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Date: 2006-01-05 03:24 am (UTC)I ...I really need to see American Dreamz. It looks so daft, I'll love it.
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