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I agree, but as always must hedge, I have not seen Thre Will

Posted by Duilawyer on February 2, 2008 at 09:13:44:
be Blood. My screener never arrived. I guess I have to pay and have that ahole behind me coughing and his girfriend asking him about the plot, and the lady down the row have her cell phone go off, and.....

Did I ever tell you about the time we took the kids to the movies and my sig other's friend did not just RECEIVE a cell phone call, she first got one, AND THEN MADE AN OUTGOING ONE during the first Harry Potter. SHE DIALED OUT AND MADE A PHONE CALL DURING THE FKING MOVIE!!

The masses are the asses.

Anyway No Country deserves it for LOTS of reasons, but one nobody has mentioned is, it grabs you from the very first second. From teh first shot you are scared. The way Brolin ? keeps looking around to see if he's going to be shot from behind keeps you on edge beautifully. And a plot you cannot guess. And an amiable, smiling evil incarnate villian.