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Apr 04, 2005 11:04

Ahem

Had a very enjoyable weekend. Many things were discussed and cats were cared for. Saw Sin City twice. Yes, it's that freaking good.

I don't even know what I want to say about it and what I have to say probably isn't going to need a cut-tag. Sin City is not everybody's cup of tea, some people find it too violent or disturbing or boring or ( Read more... )

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cunien April 4 2005, 16:04:27 UTC

Sin City! Argh! Rick Gomez!! Tell me about Rick Gomez!
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liptonrm April 4 2005, 16:15:01 UTC

He was so wonderful and Luz-ly. He had this small-ish part in the Hartigan (Bruce Willis) storyline where he played a two-bit thug who would talk and talk and talk in a very flowery and mock-eloquent style. I was in love.

hjcallipygian April 4 2005, 16:44:05 UTC

Hee. That guy rocked. I loved his expression of surprise in the hotel. And his rant about the car. =)

But, seriously, no one topped Mickey Rourke. He was just... amazing.

liptonrm April 4 2005, 16:55:03 UTC

You know, the whole movie is one long proof for how it pays to be a fan.

Mickey Rourke was freakin' awesome. There are just.no.words.

hjcallipygian April 4 2005, 16:58:23 UTC

It's so minor... but I loved the way he made Marv walk. I mean, that was *Marv's* walk. Just awesome.

Not to mention Elijah Wood finally laying to rest any opposition to his title as Creepiest Fucker Alive.

liptonrm April 4 2005, 17:07:00 UTC

It's the minor stuff that matters. Mickey Rourke freaking inhabited Marv, he was Marv and it was greatness.

Word on Elijah Wood. What's funny is the fangirl reaction to his role 'cause Rodriguez & Co. did everything they could to not divorce Kevin from the image Elijah Wood broadcasts to the world at large. Somehow they found a way to make a serial-killing cannibal even more terrifying.

hjcallipygian April 4 2005, 17:13:47 UTC

It was his eyes. He's always had those weird eyes (at least, to me), and they really worked with that well. And they drew the audience's attention to the eyes by having the all b&w character have the glasses lit up white...

Just so good. Best movie of 2005, so far.

I just hope they do as well with Batman Begins... I'm pretty sure it's roughly based on Miller's Batman: Year One comics.

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