Films Wot I Have Seen

[annwfyn]

Limitless

This taught me that drugs are good. And if you get in trouble, shiv up your dodgy drug dealing mates, menace your ex-boss and live happily ever after. Plus chicks love a junkie.

Source Code

This taught me that everything you need to know about a woman can be discovered in 8 minutes. Oh, and if you accidentally take over someone's body, and, in fact, girlfriend, don't worry too much about the moral implications. Just go with the flow and enjoy it.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Magic solves all problems. Planning can be replaced with wands. Neville Longbottom is probably the toughest looking dude in Hogwarts.

The Eagle

In the 2nd century Scotland was ruled by a truly terrible race: the notorious Aztec-Eskimo-Punks. Their descendants may still reign in Glasgow today. Also, the Roman legions were really kinda cool with boy-boy lovin'. I have a feeling this last bit may actually be true but I am not entirely sure as it's been a while since I did any history of sexuality.

I have also spent this evening listening to pierot re-working a number of pop classics in the manner of the 'The Producers', specifically 'Springtime for Hitler'. So far we've got 'Funk Soul Nazi' and that Spice Girls perennial 'Wannabe', with that great line 'I really really really wanna zig-a-sieg heil'.

I think I'm going to hell.

Comments

[cairmen.livejournal.com]

Source Code - to be fair, I think stealing someone's life and girl is slightly more acceptable if they were about to detonate anyway. Still a little questionable, but, well, explosions...

[davywavy.livejournal.com]

The Eagle would ahve been perfected if the two of them had held hands as they walked through the door for the last shot.

[annwfyn.livejournal.com]

That's totally what happened in my mind.

Jez leant over to me halfway through the film, as they tumbled down the slope together and said 'here is where the slashfic starts'.

[ulaidhan.livejournal.com]

You missed the 'historical research' that led the makers of the Eagle to decide that for 'accuracy' they should blend Irish and Scots Gaelic, to produce an 'authentic' tongue for what the natives of Britain would speak.