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  • I'm glad I read your review. It only confirms what I suspected - a massive CG fest. I was pretty sure I wasn't going to go see this movie and now I'm sure. I'll be passing on Charlie's Angels as well.
  • Italian Job good. Not as well plotted as Ocean's Eleven

    In both cases, are you talking about the remake, or the '60s original?

    Having seen it, would you say that the world needed a re-make of The Italian Job?

    • I haven't seen the original of The Italian Job, but I own both versions of Ocean's Eleven on DVD and would have to say that I far prefer the newer one. Mind you, that may well just be because I'm a product of the modern world and love all the high-tech gadgetry involved. I suspect I'd feel the same way about The Italian Job if I saw the old one.
      • The original version of "The Italian Job" is wonderful, but impossible to find. I was first told about it by an English acquaintence [ashleypomeroy.com], but it took a year or two from when I first heard about it, until I exhausted all the local Blockbusters, until I finally got my library to transfer over a copy from another library fifty miles away. (My understanding now is that it wasn't available on DVD because the remake was on the way, and when it makes it to DVD the original will be thrown in -- which means I'll be gett
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  • I never liked the concept for _Hulk_, comic or otherwise.

    The weird hero movie I want to see this year is _League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen_.

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