A tale of two free tickets
I saw Rise of the Planet of the Apes a couple of weeks ago. Hated it. Hated it so much I was very tempted to walk out about 30 minutes in, but I didn't want to "waste" my free ticket so I stayed put. I found James Franco's acting to be painful, the story to be way too lax, and the pseudo-science entirely too distracting in its blatant disregard of any realism.
Saw Fright Night this evening, and I LOVED IT. Colin Farrell played his heart out, David Tennant's gentle mockery of both Russell Brand and Criss Angel was hilarious, and the story itself moved fast enough that I didn't spend too much time gnawing on plot holes.
Now if only The Avengers would magically show up in theatres some time before next year I'd be good.
Saw Fright Night this evening, and I LOVED IT. Colin Farrell played his heart out, David Tennant's gentle mockery of both Russell Brand and Criss Angel was hilarious, and the story itself moved fast enough that I didn't spend too much time gnawing on plot holes.
Now if only The Avengers would magically show up in theatres some time before next year I'd be good.