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Some years ago, I worked with a fella who had two kids. He acted out the differences between one's first and second child like this:
Firstborn child drops their pacifier on the floor...
*waves arms while shouting* OMG What do we do? We have to buy a new one! Or maybe we can boil it? We better call the pediatrician and ask. OMG OMG OMG
Cut to: a few years later. Second child drops their pacifier on the floor...
*pantomimes picking it up, shaking it, sticking it back in the kid's mouth*
This weekend's box office may play a large role in this decision.
I know, weird, right? I hate Transformers like Hitler but Pacific Rim bears just a superficial resemblence to Transformers. And the last Godzilla-like movie was... what, Cloverfield maybe? No robots in that one.
Meanwhile, I just read another early review that said Pacific Rim was dandy. The word the review kept using was "fun" and I'm all for having a fun movie to watch, after sitting through drudge-fests like Man of Steel.
So we'll see. My hopes are still up.
I really enjoyed Haywire for what it was - a showcase for Gina Carano to beat the crap out of a series of guest stars. But hey - if that's all a movie is trying to do and does it really well - then good on ya, movie.
Haven't seen the movie and am not likely to anytime soon - but I was surprised to find out it was directed by John Putch. I remember him as a staple player in just about every sitcom in the '70's, including a season as Valerie Bertinelli's boyfriend on One Day At A Time. He's also the son of the recently departed Jean Stapleton.
What I really want to know is if he made the movie because he believes in the ideology - or if it was just a gig. And if it's the latter, how does someone direct a movie with a morality you don't personally subscribe to? I mean, if I got offered a Christian-themed feature, I suppose I could turn in a serviceable job. But I'd feel weird as hell about it.
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