Woo-Hoo! Eizabethtown
Oct. 17th, 2005 10:41 pmJust saw Elizabethtown. Loved it.
While the road trip part is a bit too long (and a bit too sappy), nobody can show what falling in love feels like the way Cameron Crowe does. The movie is also full of those real, little moments that happen but never get put into the movies, but when CC does put them in, you go "of course. I've done so and so many times!"
Also? Orlando Bloom is still the most beautiful man I've ever seen. Plus, I think it's his best performance to date.
I am planning on seeing it again. Pronto.
Oh, and I need an OB icon. *swoon*
While the road trip part is a bit too long (and a bit too sappy), nobody can show what falling in love feels like the way Cameron Crowe does. The movie is also full of those real, little moments that happen but never get put into the movies, but when CC does put them in, you go "of course. I've done so and so many times!"
Also? Orlando Bloom is still the most beautiful man I've ever seen. Plus, I think it's his best performance to date.
I am planning on seeing it again. Pronto.
Oh, and I need an OB icon. *swoon*
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Date: 2005-10-18 02:48 am (UTC)Really? You loved it that much? I had decided not to see it because the reviews weren't promising, but if you liked it, maybe I'll give it a try...I do like Cameron Crowe's work (ahem, Say Anything...) ;)
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Date: 2005-10-18 02:55 am (UTC)Plus, I do have to warn you, I am an Orli fangirl, so I might have been a bit biased.
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Date: 2005-10-18 02:56 am (UTC)Interested to see Orlando's acting if you like it. Personally I found KoH his best work I'd seen. He was getting slammed as being bland in Elizabethtown in reviews that I saw.
Which makes me ask the question "does he just get slammed by reviews because the reviewers are biased against him?". It seems like one of those conundrums where just because he has a more subtle style and looks good reviewers write him off as being boring. Honestly I don't see were that comes in. I've seen pretty guys be bland *coughChadMichaelMurraycough*, and I just can't peg Orlando as that. Granted in PotC he was overshadowed by Depp (but then Will WAS the Luke Skywalker role to Depp's more dynamic role) and granted he was a whiny weakling in Troy (but then wasn't he SUPPOSED to be a whiny weakling?), but I found his role in KoH very subtle and quite charismatic (and not just for his pecs).
And there I went off to tangent land.
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Date: 2005-10-18 04:10 am (UTC)I too thought he was excellent in KoH but he does a wonderful job in Elizabethtown: someone young, and usnure, and finding his footing in this really complicated situation, dealing with grief, falling in love.
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Date: 2005-10-18 11:25 am (UTC)Which is really ironic because back in the golden days of Hollywood actors like Rudolph Valentino and the like were marketed on their sex appeal. Apparently times have changed and if you have a bevy of teenage fangirls you no longer count.
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Date: 2005-10-18 06:17 am (UTC)I guess I'll have to alleviate my pain watching the KoH dvd still fresh and sparkly in its wrapping.
The people awaits for the Dangermousie's hawt and hunky picture collage of Elizabethtown! :)
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Date: 2005-10-18 02:05 pm (UTC)*goes searching*
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Date: 2005-10-18 02:20 pm (UTC)I heart CC and the way he portrays love on the big screen. *swoon*
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Date: 2005-10-18 03:09 pm (UTC)Oh yes, there were moments in the movie that made me giddy!
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Date: 2005-10-18 06:27 pm (UTC)My dial-up hates me, so no Orlando pictures. Just red x's. *pouts*
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