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17 years ago @ Film School Rejects - Review: 'State of Play... · 0 replies · +2 points

I hate it when people say "The English version was much better," or "The book was much better," but in the case of State of Play, I can say that both the book and the BBC's mini-series were so far superior to the Russell Crowe/Ben Affleck/Helen Mirren version, that it defies the senses. Nothing against the stars, but rent the DVD of the British version and you'll see what I mean.

17 years ago @ Film School Rejects - Set Your DVR: FSR\'s O... · 0 replies · +1 points

~ Now if you'd just post the video on site, we could all see that goatee!

17 years ago @ Film School Rejects - \'Atlas Shrugged\' to ... · 0 replies · +1 points

All I remember about the book is that those people who were best at whatever they did, whether in science, the arts, astronomy, etc., were whisked off to a secret location (no, definitely not the one Cheney used to hang out) where great progress for mankind could be made without interference from politics, the ill-informed, or zealots.

17 years ago @ Film School Rejects - \'Atlas Shrugged\' to ... · 1 reply · +2 points

The two actresses most equipped to play Dagny aren't even mentioned: Tilda Swinton and Hillary Swank.

Did you really ridicule Atlas Shrugged? Then I guess that plane won't be picking you up.

17 years ago @ Film School Rejects - Sundance Review: Tyson · 0 replies · +1 points

Like Julian, I think this is a great review. I've met Tyson who, when he stands in a doorway, blocks out the sun. At first, I felt like I was about to shake hands with a ticking bomb, one that Jack Bauer missed, but there was a sense of shyness about Tyson, almost gentleness. Maybe that was a false sense, dunno.
But I wouldn't want to date him.

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