Though Geoff and I had planned to see The Aristocrats, we felt pretty much obligated to see Fantastic Love Dogs instead.
Friday, August 12, 2005
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6 comments:
If I had to grade "Fantastic Love Dogs," I'd give it an (A).
It sucks that the fantastic part of the movie doesn't kick in until 10 minutes into the film.
Was the first ten minutes just "all right?"
Fantastic Love Dogs was okay, but I thought Batman Crash was much better.
That reminds me of the time I could've seen "The Mexican Crouching Tiger" - but I'm pretty sure I saw something else offered on the marquee.
-Jordinonymous.
I am reminded of a McSweeney's list:
http://www.mcsweeneys.net/links/lists/ericmovies.html
completely unrelated, EL made a cameo on gothamist, which touted y'all as being "all-boy sketch legends". I am rendered speechless by the comic potential of this statement. Do something quick.
Erika
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