FILM JUNKY

[sobrique]

Well, it seems I've been slacking.
Quite a few films have snuck up on me, that I would be inclined to go and see.
I'd definitely like to see:
THE BOURNE SUPREMACY
KING ARTHUR

I'd quite like to go see (I don't hold high hopes, but it might be worth it just for the comedy value)

CATWOMAN
I, ROBOT
GARFIELD
THUNDERBIRDS

Unfortunately, the chances of me making Bourne Supremacy this evening for the preview are vanishingly remote, as we've an upgrade going on until about 20:00. But is anyone up for some quite shameless film-junkying? Showcase is IMO still the better of the two, but the odeon is conveniently close to a bar...

Comments

[jorune.livejournal.com]

I don't regret seeing King Arthur, in fact I quite enjoyed it but I wouldn't rush for it a second time. Bourne Supremacy looks interesting.

Wild Ferrets in charge of Orbital Mind Control Lasers is the only way I'll see any of the other films

[sobrique.livejournal.com]

Well, of the others, "I, Robot" seems to have got a fairly high ranking on the IMDB, which I tend to view as a good indicator.

In a 'this film was inspired by, and we're not just going to dump all over his work' sort of way.

[mrbear.livejournal.com]

As a huge Asimov fan, I have to say this film worries me...

[xarrion.livejournal.com]

IMO, films that were 'inspired by' a book, should on no accounts be named after that book.

Watching the trailer makes me feel nauseous.

"Hmm? Do we stick to the story and ideas put forward by Asimov?"
"Hell no! We need ratings! Robots destroying the world!!"

*grrr*

[malal.livejournal.com]

That must be a slightly different trailer than the one I saw then. That went:

Stick to the short story, stick to the short story, Deviate Wildly for the other 70% of the film.