If you haven’t yet, go see Avatar in 3D now.
I honestly wasn’t all that interested in seeing it when it first came out, but my brother and a good friend, among others, did enough recommending that Cris and I decided to go see it last night. It didn’t take long to realize that Avatar is going to end up being more of a phenomenon than a movie.
Recently saw a couple of movies that I thought I’d put my two cents in on.
We watched Elizabethtown on DVD the other day at the house. It was a little different than I expected, but it was really good. The thirty second summary: On the same day Orland Bloom discovers that the shoe he designed for his company is a catastrophic failure to the tune of $972 million, he also finds out that his father died. His mother and sister, who can’t handle it, send him to Kentucky to bring his father home to Oregon. On the flight to Kentucky Bloom meets unusual flight attendant Kirsten Dunst.