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[brandelyn]

Usually, as far as films go, I enjoy things that have car chases, explosions and/or make me laugh every now and again. The film that I am going to lightly touch base on is called Mr and Mrs Smith (2005), and included all of the aforementioned. Perhaps you have seen it. (Shut up. I am just catching up on what I've missed

Comments

[milo___inlove]

Yes, I viddied in theatres. Pretty good, I must say, but then again it was directed by the man to did the The Bourne Identity so it was pretty solid.

[brandelyn]

I never saw The Bourne Identity. (Was Supremacy the name of the other one, or am I mistaken?)

And you saying 'viddied' reminds me of A Clockwork Orange. Fascinating film also. Terrible though. Can't ever watch it again.

[papavic]

too much of the old ultraviolence by Alex and his droogs?

[brandelyn]

It actually involved a classical music piece I'd enjoyed up until seeing that film.

[shortyneisius]

Ok that's one movie I still have to watch this week before we go back to school. At least Steven has it on his server.

[brandelyn]

You've still got time. There are a couple more I've seen and would recommend, and I'll get to talking about those later.

[agentelrond]

Much better than I'd expected/than reviews had led me to believe.
I wouldn't personally buy it, but it's certainly rental-worthy.

[brandelyn]

Certainly. A friend of mine had just happened to buy it, though.

Transporter 2 wasn't really worth the rentals, even with cool/impossible car scenes... and eh, I've got mixed feelings on the 40-year-old Virgin, although it did make me laugh in ridiculous amounts.

[the_absurdist]

Sounds like Bad Boys, but with white actors.

[brandelyn]

Yeah, if they'd wanted to fuck each other.

[thewhimmed]

well, that settles it then. i'd been debating it, but next time i'm at the video store, i'll rent it. thanks!

[brandelyn]

Sure thing - hope you enjoy. :)