X-Files: I want to forget

[from_the_corner]

I haven't been so bored watching a movie for quite some time now.
What a complete waste of time and money...
Cheaters.

Comments

[the-muppet.livejournal.com]

Never mind *hugs* at least you've got out and done some stuff today =) x

[from-the-corner.livejournal.com]

But was suppose to be fun, dammit!

[milusia.livejournal.com]

I'm more and more certain I don't want to see this thing...

For fun I'd recommend Mamma Mia. I've seen it yesterday and it's fabulous :) You should try that one :)

[from-the-corner.livejournal.com]

Hmm, maybe. Review in "Wyborcza" wasn't very good. I'll think about it.

"Dark Knight" is next on my schedule =)

[milusia.livejournal.com]

OMG, are you this kind of people who has the same movie taste as Paweł T. Felis? Then I'm sorry, I won't bother you with my opinions :)

Seriously, Wyborcza is't actually the best source of reviews. At least for me.

[from-the-corner.livejournal.com]

Ouch... that was harsh...

=)

The truth is, I'm not paying any attention to the names. And I don't always agree with the reviews. But sometimes I do and in this case... Let's just say I'd love to see the musical. I've seen bits of it and for that reason I'm not sure the movie will be able to stand ts ground (so to speak).
But I'm not saying no.

[milusia.livejournal.com]

Sorry for me being such an ass, I just have this thing with him (you know, there are people who make their opinions only to impress others and for them good movie is a movie from some difficult to pronounce country with weird language and misguided plot). Nevermind.

I wanna see the musical too, and to be honest, I think movie can't be better, but maybe that's a thing - you should watch it first to enjoy it and then see it on stage and be really amazed :)

And yes, I have this problem with constantly trying to make people do thigs the don't wanna do :)

[from-the-corner.livejournal.com]

Hey, no need to apologize. I don't feel offended or anything =)

As I said, I'm not paying attention to names, but I understand he can be irritating, if he has such approach.

I usually prefer to know the original first. I always read the book before seeing a movie. Although in this case, I don't have much chance to visit West End any time soon =)

And don't worry about trying to make me do something. I'm pretty resistant and any pushing =)

[milusia.livejournal.com]

Good to hear that, I'm mostly surrounded by people who know this ability of mine and can easily resist it, but sometimes I can really annoy people who aren't prepared for it :)

Well, I had this rule too, about knowing the original first, but started to break it and it became my habit :) F.e. when I can't convince myself to read some book, I think maybe when I see the movie it will make me read it. And often it turns out that not reading a book was actually a good choice (I did this with Doctor, oh shit, Żywago, can't write it in English :D, and after watching the movie I didn't want to read it anymore :)). Sometimes story needs time to get better but sometimes it's just boring as a whole...

P.S. Maybe you should try to search the Internet to find some recordings of the stage version?

[from-the-corner.livejournal.com]

If I don't like the book, I usually don't even bother with the movie. In my opinion it rarely gets better. Of course, I'm making exceptions for actors I like and directors I respect. But more often than not, it's still crap =)

I don't think the musical was officially recorded. And after one experience with an "unofficial" taping, I'd say it would be terrible to watch...

[milusia.livejournal.com]

I think that every book must be given a chance. Ok, maybe not every, but most of them. So, if I can't force myself to keep on reading, I can at least spend two hours on watching. Cause maybe something really interesting happens in the middle? Something worth knowing about?

Still I must admit, in most cases it's not worth trying :) But miracles can happen :)