It's bad ass.
Nothing more to say.
Enjoy!
If the video doesn't come up either just watch the YouTube one below or run a search for "Harry Potter" and it will come up in the cue.
Also, it's the Hulu.com version. If you're not in the States, it won't work. That completely sucks. I hated that before I moved back to the States, but that's how it is :(
Here is the YouTube version courtesy of GeekTyrant.com:
Thanks to Mike and Joe for getting me laughing last night.
This one does it every time:
Last night was not the time for highbrow humor ;)
X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE HD
Who cares about Hugh Jackman? Just kidding...
Well, not really. 
Since I really like the X-men movies, I want this to be a fun ride, so let us pray for good acting from even the ridiculously good-looking members of the cast. It's probably nothing to fret over as, even from the preview, it looks like his character just might get taken out pretty early in the game.
I actually didn't like the Korean version that much. The only reason I watched it more than was because I thought Cha Tae Hyun, 차태현, was kind of cute. Therefore, I was sure when I heard about the American version it would be a hard sell.
I won't ruin it for those who actually want to see it, but as I said before:
I saw the movie and thought it was okay, but the Japanese and others in Asia loved it. That's probably because the cultures are similar in many ways. While I thought the female lead character was annoying, needed counseling and a stint at the Betty Ford Clinic, she was endearing to Korean and Asian audiences who aren't used to feisty female characters.I happened to catch the movie on TV recently and that lead character was still bloody irritating to me.
Dear Trailer-Makers,Oh, the sarcasm just makes me smile. Translation: "Hated it".
I just want you to know that literally everything about the trailer for My Sassy Girl appeals to me. From the generic spiky-haired lovelorn guy to his overweight comic relief sidekick friend to Elisha Cuthbert’s adorable attempt at playing “cute crazy” to the ingenious title My Sassy Girl, I just want to see this movie a million times right now. Remember guys - but sometimes, love is worth it.
Y'all get a second chance to see Tarantino's Death Proof gratis.
So say "thank you Metropolitician!". Okay, "thank you Mike" will be fine too.
Cheers!
One More Chance to See Death Proof!
I saw it tonight at a free screening here in Seoul (thanks Mike aka The Metropolitician).
I'll leave the reviews to the pros, but I'll just say "wow" what a great ending.
A bit of warning. You've got to be a movie fan, I think, to like the dialogue. I've read a few reviews which are critical of it. I think, however, if you can follow Tarantino's brand of wit, you'll like it most of the film. If you can't, you'll probably only get a rise out of the action scenes.
Yes, it's got violence. Yes, there is blood. It's a Tarantino movie! I'm squeamish with movie blood and gore, but I dug this. Then again, I loved the Kill Bill movies too. If I say anything further, I'll have to flag this for spoilers.
Oh, the Death House soundtrack is pretty tight too.
Now I'm going to dust off my Reservoir Dogs DVD and have a late night movie festival.
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Speaking of spoilers - if you don't want any, don't bother clicking on these links. However, I don't think it really matters.
Cannes Festival: Death Proof
Cinematical: Cannes Review - Death Proof
Movie Patron: Death Proof
The Guardian Unlimited: Death Proof is silly but wildly enjoyable
The spoilers are coming out!
I saw a photo of Sarah Jessica Parker and Chris Noth on the set. Now the spoilers are being leaked.
I have not clicked over to read them, but you can: Sex and the City Spoilers
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Oh big, big, big "yeah!!!" This is just because I love this TV series.
I was clicking around this morning and saw this headline: Sex and the City film finally coming to silver screen.
When SATC was on I was having a parallel universe while living in San Francisco...enough said.
This makes me happy. I mean really happy.
Television show Sex and the City is finally coming to the big screen as Sarah Jessica Parker and her co-stars Cynthia Nixon, Kristin Davies and Kim Cattrall have finally agreed terms after months of talks.It just seems they're really going out of their way to paint Kim Cattrall as the bad one in these negotiations.
The quartet are dusting off their Manolo Blahniks for a much-awaited film version of the hit television show which aired it's last episode.
Filming will begin in New York in September, according to Variety magazine. The Hollywood showbiz bible contends that a deal has been signed between HBO and New Line Studios to begin shooting a film version.
Celebrity websites have long speculated that attempts to make the movie failed after Cattrall reportedly asked for the same money as Parker, who was paid more in the show because of her role as executive producer.
Parker tried to downplay talk of friction between the actresses at the launch of her budget clothing line Bitten earlier this year.
She said: "It is a very complicated puzzle to put back but not for the reason that people speculate about, because as far as I know, all of the actresses want to be together for this movie."
Variety also reported that as part of the film deal, Cattrall has been assured future roles in forthcoming HBO programming.
The plot is a highly guarded secret and it's not yet known if popular co-stars such as Chris "Mr Big" Noth will be appearing.
For friends who got my Christmas greeting and didn't get the bell reference, here is the movie.
Often referred to as one of the best films ever made, this holiday classic is out of copyright and is available for everyone to enjoy again and again.
Plot: George Bailey spends his entire life giving up his big dreams for the good of his town, Bedford Falls, as we see in flashback. But in the present, on Christmas Eve, he is broken and suicidal over the misplacing of a loan and the machinations of the evil millionaire, Mr. Potter. His guardian angel, Clarence, falls to Earth, literally, and shows him how his town, family, and friends would turn out if he had never been born. ~Tommy Peter(IMDB)
