DVD: Enhanced 16:9
"So, who's my next victim? You?"
"I haven't played table tennis in quite a while."
"Would you like to play for a thousand pounds a game?"
"What did I walk into?"
Review: This is an excellent thriller of a former professional tennis player who expertly climbs the social ladder in London by befriending a rich family and marrying their daughter. His carefully laid plans are disrupted when he falls for the beautiful girlfriend of his friend and finds himself juggling the fallout.
"You should see my sister, she's... she's very beautiful, but she's lost in drugs and..."
"I'm sure she's not more beautiful than you are."
"Well... What I am is sexy. But Linda's, my sister, um, is classically beautiful."
"So, you are aware of your effect on men?"
"The innocent are sometimes slain to make way for grander schemes. You were collateral damage."
"So was your own child."
"Yes... Sophocles said that to have never been born might have been the greatest boon of all."
4 1/2 out of 5 Stars
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Film: How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)
DVD: Enhanced 16x9
"Now, I'm going to go back inside and finish watching 'Sleepless in Seattle'. Nobody screw with me."
Review: A high-concept romantic comedy that is fun to watch because of the excellent chemistry between the leads. The characters attempt to use each other to further their careers, but find themselves falling for each other. Except for the cliche ending, the movie has a unique story idea that is well executed.
"So, tell me, how long have you guys been seeing each other?"
"Seven days."
"Seven days. Interesting."
"Is that too soon to be seeing a therapist?"
"I have to crack this guy. I mean this is DefCon 5, and I have to do something truly appalling. It's not funny."
4 out of 5 Stars
"Now, I'm going to go back inside and finish watching 'Sleepless in Seattle'. Nobody screw with me."
Review: A high-concept romantic comedy that is fun to watch because of the excellent chemistry between the leads. The characters attempt to use each other to further their careers, but find themselves falling for each other. Except for the cliche ending, the movie has a unique story idea that is well executed.
"So, tell me, how long have you guys been seeing each other?"
"Seven days."
"Seven days. Interesting."
"Is that too soon to be seeing a therapist?"
"I have to crack this guy. I mean this is DefCon 5, and I have to do something truly appalling. It's not funny."
4 out of 5 Stars
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