Comments | rajasen: Thwip. A review.

rajasen

Thwip. A review.

Jul 25, 2004 02:48

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Veni. Vidi. Wow.

( Read the unbrief review. I could, of course, have gone on forever. )

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rajasen July 26 2004, 00:28:55 UTC

May the Lord God bless Sam Raimi for giving us this fantabulous bounty.

Glad you - oh most demanding of us fanboys ;) - liked the review. I really could go on forever.
And one didn't even touch upon how much the movie affected me personally. Wow.
I'm spending meagre salaries on this film multiple times, and it feels great. Die poor but happy, eh?

*goosebump* whoo! they feel good on a monday afternoon at work as well. :)

eh? redobsession August 16 2004, 21:22:55 UTC

orgasm? ex-tacy? hmmmm... i wouldnt go so far to describe it at that level. it was def better than the first one, and def. a whole world apart from blasted Catwoman, but orgasmic.... naaaaahhhhh! but then again, to each his own opinion.
:) and yours is vey valid. cheers!

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serioussam July 26 2004, 01:31:16 UTC

I absolutely agree, this is one helluva comic book movie. BUT, someone please do something about Kirsten Dunst. Except for a perfect rendition of, "Go, get 'em tiger!", she is utterly incapable of making me think she is Mary Jane.

rajasen July 26 2004, 05:14:31 UTC

Well, one tries to look past her - I do agree, the only non-superb bit in a fabulous entertainer. She gets really good lines, too.

I do wish they did Gwen, though.

p.s. - Betty Brant isn't particularly striking, either. Tsk.

rileen July 26 2004, 02:00:22 UTC

"Be careful what you ask for, for you may get it" :-p

Just kidding - great review, it's got joy written all over it. Agree with most of what you say, though admittedly not with quite the same fervour :-)

rajasen July 26 2004, 05:16:23 UTC

*sheepish grin* yes, we are fanboys indeed.
And this is our Hallelujah! moment.

Fantabulous anupma July 26 2004, 05:11:27 UTC

God! Your spidey-mania is oozing out of each and every word of the review. :)

Although I could not get enough of surreal CGI arcs in the movie, my enjoyment seems trifling when I compare it to that of you fanboys.

Re: Fantabulous rajasen July 26 2004, 05:18:51 UTC

*wonders what she'll think when she sees the t-shirts. and the dvds. and the fact that i've switched to Chocos and Mirinda*

;)

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Re: 'twas a treat to read rajasen July 27 2004, 13:27:47 UTC

*grin* you're too good to me. thanks.
Am often given to hyperbole, but very few films see me throwing off cynicism entirely. was fun, this.