Oh yeah, and tonight there are shows at fools and the twins are having a birthday party at fox and goose. Check undietacos for the details.
And today, Tower opens the Aniston movie that looks dumb but at least has Keener in it and the Crest opens Sophie Scholl a Holocaust movie in which Roberto Begnini does not star (hence, not uplifting or wacky).
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5 comments:
That Aniston movie looks great. I can't wait to see it. Incredible cast.
Don't think of it as an Aniston flick, approach it as a Nicole Holofcener movie, she who directed "Walking and Talking" and "Lovely and Amazing," both good ones with Keener.
So despite the lack of the grammatical conjunction "and" in the moniker, there's hope.
What's a non-grammatical conjunction?
n'
"Life is Beautiful" is one of the worst films of all time.
My dad dragged my Holocaust survivor grandma and me to see it in the theater. As we walked out of the film, I asked her, "So what'd you think," and she just smiled and nodded her head, and wouldn't say anything to me.
The moment we got into the car she threw her handbag at my dad's head and started screaming at him in her heavy Hungarian accent, "A COMEDY ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST!?! FOR SHAME! FOR SHAME!"
It sort of blows my mind that she sat through the whole thing.
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