juniperjune's holiday film guide

[juniperjune]

Visiting family for the holidays, and deprived of your usual ways of entertaining yourself? Starting to explore their DVD collections and/or digital cable on-demand service? So am I, so am I. Here are reviews of movies I have been driven to watch at my parents' house out of sheer boredom. There may be a second installment of this before the

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[ex_mthrtong]

This is great, and highly informative.

[melvillean]

A. Nobody puts Baby in a corner.

Other Reason to See The Craft

[brawdymchwil]

90s-era Fairuza Balk turns your crank, but you'd rather see a) more of her and b) in a less white-power context than American History X.

[bluekirby]

twilight was totally horrible...

...and kinda awesome

[matthewljacobs]

I still have 150 more pages to read before I can see the movie.

[traumebuch]

That's an impressive list. I was sick/beat from five days of excesses on Sunday and watched the super-horrible "Love and a .45" and the medium-horrible "Go" on hulu.com, and meditated on them far less profoundly.