magneze said:Ratatouille - quite entertaining. Made me want to eat ratatouille until I looked up the recipe. Courgettes. Bleugh.
Ratatouille - quite entertaining. Made me want to eat ratatouille until I looked up the recipe. Courgettes. Bleugh.
... but taste like shit.Boil em, serve with butter and pepper - that's how I first encountered them. Make soup with them, or stick them in stews or stir fry... very versatile!
I bet you just haven't had them cooked right.... but taste like shit.
There's a fuckload of sequels to that - all the exact same film.Whispering Corridors - Korean ghost story set in all girls high school
XXY - good film, can see why it won all the awards it did.
downloading wrath of the titans blu ray. will watch over the weekend.
Nearly two weeks and no review
The Innkeepers: Slow-building ghost story that has its moments but not nearly enough of them. I'm surprised it has been so well reviewed as, to be honest, I've had scarier bowel movements.
This has gone from "quite liked it" to my favourite film of the year so far on a second viewing. Ultimately it turns out to be less about ghosts and more about the fear of your life getting stuck in a dead end. It's far better written and acted than 99% of horror films with three thoroughly believeable characters who I enjoyed hanging out with for the duration of the film. Its heroine is very much in the tradition of The Innocents or The Haunting
The bit you've put between spoiler tags is very interesting and would make a lot of sense (it would also make the film a lot better). After seeing it I thought that there had to be more to it than what was there. I thought perhaps there would be a bit after the end credits that offered some context or even a twist and was disappointed when there wasn't. Unlike you, though, I didn't really warm to the characters - the girl was believable and just about likeable but the guy was a sleaze and the psychic unsympathetic.