Hmmm, I didn't dislike the third one, just re-watched most of it on TV this morning and yesterday. Parts of it were quite good, was silly in places too. So maybe I'll like the fourth Indy? The only one I didn't like was the second one - with Willy, the kid in that one (Short Round) got on my ever-living nerves. I've heard rumors that Shia LeBeof is as annoying as Short Round, which I'm hoping isn't true. I'm planning on seeing it with a group tomorrow night after work - around 6 in my neighborhood for 6 bucks. Assuming I don't wimp out...that is. Tomorrow is going to be a busy work day, and I may be exhausted.
Will have to rent Recount, since don't have HBO. I do adore Kevin Spacey - he's in the list of actors that I've been willing to watch really horrid films just because he was in them. Been a fan of Spacey ever since he played Clarence Darrow in a PBS tv miniseries way back in the early 80's just after his guest starring turn on Wise Guy as Profit (who is so much like the original Spike character, it's scarey - in fact Marsters portrayal of Spike is closer to Spacey's portrayal of Profit than it is of Sid Vicious - that I can't help but wonder if the writers and actors watched Wise Guy. I saw Spacey in the role after Buffy had finished, in reruns. Spacey had died his hair blond for the role, was a charming sadistic character who was obsessively in love with his twin sister.).
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Date: 2008-05-27 12:13 am (UTC)Will have to rent Recount, since don't have HBO. I do adore Kevin Spacey - he's in the list of actors that I've been willing to watch really horrid films just because he was in them. Been a fan of Spacey ever since he played Clarence Darrow in a PBS tv miniseries way back in the early 80's just after his guest starring turn on Wise Guy as Profit (who is so much like the original Spike character, it's scarey - in fact Marsters portrayal of Spike is closer to Spacey's portrayal of Profit than it is of Sid Vicious - that I can't help but wonder if the writers and actors watched Wise Guy. I saw Spacey in the role after Buffy had finished, in reruns. Spacey had died his hair blond for the role, was a charming sadistic character who was obsessively in love with his twin sister.).