'Fifty Shades of Grey' casts Dakota Johnson and Charlie Hunnam Wow. Casting two relative unknowns in the most speculated erotic roles in recent history? That's…
Re-watched Iron Man 3, this time with subtitles. I love re-watching movies with subtitles -- it just makes them much clearer. Whenever I catch a movie in theatres, I am only able to get about 80 percent of the dialogue, as they tend to mumble or speak too fast. And many times, for the dialogue that I do catch, the nuances of what they actually said don't really register until much later when I've time to think about it (which I don't, since I'll have forgotten it by then), or until I see it staring in my face in subtitles. (Yeah, you can probably tell that I am the worst kind of listener in conversations.)
After watching Olympus Has Fallen, I watched four more of Aaron Eckhart's movies in succession over the weekend. Here're my thoughts.
I've been wanting to watch Olympus Has Fallen ever since I found out that Aaron Eckhart is playing the President in it. (Huge fan, handsome guy, wish he acted in more movies that weren't box-office failures.) And it lived up to its exciting promise.
Can't believe it's been eight years since Pride & Prejudice with Kiera Knightley and Matthew Macfadyen was released! Here's a short review of my second impressions of it.
If the stellar duo of Colin Firth and Alan Rickman, and the prestigious pedigree of the Coen brothers had attracted you to Gambit, you will be sorely disappointed.
