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So I saw a couple of movies this weekend. One was supposed to be good, and was. It was also supposed to be a chick flick, but wasn't. The other was supposed to be good, and wasn't. It turned out to be like a bad high school play co-directed by Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles.
The one movie I am looking forward to seeing is "The Prestige" - Chris Nolan, the man's got talent to spare. Witness "Batman Begins" and "Insomnia". Even "Memento". Christian Bale, Hugh Jackman, Scarlett, and the always entertaining Michael Caine. Add a story about feuding magicians, a dark, brooding set design and you have the makings of a masterful entertainment.
I like watching Studio 60. The problem is, not many people do. It is destined to be one of the many new shows that get the hook. The question is when. It is well written and well acted, so obviously it won't last. Give it a few more weeks...the ratings are dropping week to week, and it's ironic to think that a show about a show that wants to bring smart entertainment back to the masses is going to be dropped because it's too smart to be appreciated by the masses.
cheers.
posted by Levs at 11:26 PM
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you think it'll get dropped? i doubt it - i believe west wing started off much the same way - and that managed to find an audience, not to mention that its from the same brain!
i hope you're wrong on this one.
6:44 PM
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