Friday, June 09, 2006
Belated Reviews
Movie reviews: We saw these last weekend.
Fun with Dick and Jane is a funny (slapstick funny) romp with Jim Carey as an out-of-work PR guy from an imploded company. Pretty much what you'd expect.
The Family Stone, however, is not a comedy (no matter what the Name Brand stars (Diane Keaton, Craig T. Nelson) and anything written on the box would lead you to believe.
The Other Half and I each said, "Omygawd, that's your family." Well, yes, it's probably yours as well. Touching, bittersweet, with some funny scenes, but not a comedy (at least not in my opinion.
I'd recommend either or both to my friends.
Breaking News: Diamond Patches is done! Let me get it blocked and I'll post some pictures.
Now I can give my full attention to Branching Out (did you hear that, you whiner?). (Or I can start something new for the fair.)
Fun with Dick and Jane is a funny (slapstick funny) romp with Jim Carey as an out-of-work PR guy from an imploded company. Pretty much what you'd expect.
The Family Stone, however, is not a comedy (no matter what the Name Brand stars (Diane Keaton, Craig T. Nelson) and anything written on the box would lead you to believe.
The Other Half and I each said, "Omygawd, that's your family." Well, yes, it's probably yours as well. Touching, bittersweet, with some funny scenes, but not a comedy (at least not in my opinion.
I'd recommend either or both to my friends.
Breaking News: Diamond Patches is done! Let me get it blocked and I'll post some pictures.
Now I can give my full attention to Branching Out (did you hear that, you whiner?). (Or I can start something new for the fair.)
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I loved The Family Stone, but yeah, a comedy the way Steel Magnolia was. I couldn't bring myself to see Fun with Dick and Jane after the original one with Jane Fonda and George Segal.
Looking forward to seeing the blocked Diamond Patches!
Looking forward to seeing the blocked Diamond Patches!
My sisters and I saw the Family Stone when it came out. Walking out of the theater, wiping the tears off our faces, we each asked, "Who said that was a comedy?"
Teresa
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