Cheesy cheesy goodness
Mr. Mousie and I went to see In Time yesterday and both enjoyed it (I thought it would be an awesome pilot for a cool scifi show a la Dark Angel. *sigh*)
But this is not the post about that. This is the post about one of the movie trailers in front of it - The Vow, starring Channing Tatum and Rachel McAdams. First off, Channing Tatum does ridiculous things to my hormones - I like my guys slightly beefy/jocky-looking and mmmm. More importantly, it's as if someone decided that John Abraham/Vidya Balan subplot in Salaam-e-Ishq deserved its own movie.
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If you are not a Bollywooder, basically the plot is that Channing and Rachel are newly-weds, they get into a car accident and she forgets him entirely and he has to get her to fall in love with him again. It looks beyond swoony:
Speaking of men who make me non-verbal, Thor's Chris Hemsworth is very high on the list. So I will check out Snow White and the Huntsman just for him. Or for him and a medieval setting as I am a sucker for the same. Sadly, Kristin Stewart cannot act to save her life and am a little dubious as to how many Snow White stories do we need anyway - Once Upon a Time is currently filling my quota.
Now, too bad the huntsman and Snow White are unlikely to hook up :P
Trailer does look gorgeous though - I have never been able to refuse a medieval setting - too few movies are set then.
But this is not the post about that. This is the post about one of the movie trailers in front of it - The Vow, starring Channing Tatum and Rachel McAdams. First off, Channing Tatum does ridiculous things to my hormones - I like my guys slightly beefy/jocky-looking and mmmm. More importantly, it's as if someone decided that John Abraham/Vidya Balan subplot in Salaam-e-Ishq deserved its own movie.
!!!!!!!
If you are not a Bollywooder, basically the plot is that Channing and Rachel are newly-weds, they get into a car accident and she forgets him entirely and he has to get her to fall in love with him again. It looks beyond swoony:
Click to viewSpeaking of men who make me non-verbal, Thor's Chris Hemsworth is very high on the list. So I will check out Snow White and the Huntsman just for him. Or for him and a medieval setting as I am a sucker for the same. Sadly, Kristin Stewart cannot act to save her life and am a little dubious as to how many Snow White stories do we need anyway - Once Upon a Time is currently filling my quota.
Now, too bad the huntsman and Snow White are unlikely to hook up :P
Trailer does look gorgeous though - I have never been able to refuse a medieval setting - too few movies are set then.