I'm fairly psyched up about seeing the retro-futuristic "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow." Which is distinctly weird, because I generally don't give a damn about movies. There are exceptions, of course ("Donnie Darko"), but not too many. I was marveling recently at how many movies I've seen lately: "I, Robot" (mildly entertaining), "The Village" (flawed but beautifully filmed and authentically creepy), "Alien Vs. Predator" (!), "Darko" . . . I usually see four big-screen releases a year -- or less. I don't know what's gotten into me. Hopefully it's not terminal.
Thursday, September 16, 2004
I'm fairly psyched up about seeing the retro-futuristic "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow." Which is distinctly weird, because I generally don't give a damn about movies. There are exceptions, of course ("Donnie Darko"), but not too many. I was marveling recently at how many movies I've seen lately: "I, Robot" (mildly entertaining), "The Village" (flawed but beautifully filmed and authentically creepy), "Alien Vs. Predator" (!), "Darko" . . . I usually see four big-screen releases a year -- or less. I don't know what's gotten into me. Hopefully it's not terminal.
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Nothing is wrong with you. You're quite aware, I'm sure, that all media these days have been nothing more than a marketing tactic in attempt to make better the global economy....and it's a fail. Haha. I know what you mean. I haven't seen more than four movies this year either. There's barely anything worth the time and money.
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