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Film review: Pixar's "Wall-E "
Jun. 30th, 2008 10:30 amInstant classic.
Sadly, I can't say too much about it without giving things away. Go see it!
Sadly, I can't say too much about it without giving things away. Go see it!
Jun. 30th, 2008
Reviews of the films I’ve seen in the last week:
Ocean’s 13: I’m a sucker for movies like this. Go figure. It is today’s version of The Sting.
The Yes Men: A documentary about the people that played pranks on the WTO, and learned that the world is more willing to accept terrible WTO-like, anti-human rights stuff than you want to know. Funny and interesting.
Michael Clayton: Wow! When I heard it was a film about a lawyer, I expected a boring court-room drama. Then it one Oscars and stuff, so I figured we’d netflix it. Turned out to be an amazingly suspenseful thrilller, with no court-rooms at all. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. We then re-watched the last 20 minutes with the director’s comments. Quite good.
Ocean’s 13: I’m a sucker for movies like this. Go figure. It is today’s version of The Sting.
The Yes Men: A documentary about the people that played pranks on the WTO, and learned that the world is more willing to accept terrible WTO-like, anti-human rights stuff than you want to know. Funny and interesting.
Michael Clayton: Wow! When I heard it was a film about a lawyer, I expected a boring court-room drama. Then it one Oscars and stuff, so I figured we’d netflix it. Turned out to be an amazingly suspenseful thrilller, with no court-rooms at all. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. We then re-watched the last 20 minutes with the director’s comments. Quite good.