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ReturnOfKuus

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Surprisingly, this movie, f*cked up though it was, was considerably less f*cked up than Suddenly, Last Summer.  It was melodramatic and engaging, despite not having one single character that the audience could identify with.  I'd say it was less fun than Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, but still a good watch, especially for Elizabeth Taylor's fine performance.  B-



Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe

I just cannot recommend this enough.  There's drama, intrigue, Bruce Campbell charm, action, and even a part where we see the origin of the Chuck Finley alias.  It was, perhaps, the best Burn Notice episode ever, making me wonder if maybe the main character should be Sam instead of Michael.  If I could rate it higher than an A+, I would.

hmonkey

[QUOTE]Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe
I just cannot recommend this enough.  There's drama, intrigue, Bruce Campbell charm, action, and even a part where we see the origin of the Chuck Finley alias.  It was, perhaps, the best Burn Notice episode ever, making me wonder if maybe the main character should be Sam instead of Michael.  If I could rate it higher than an A+, I would.
Posted by ReturnOfKuus[/QUOTE]

i  need to watch this.

arbolita

I love Bruce Campbell, but couldn't get into Burn Notice.

ReturnOfKuus

Too little Bruce, too much of people who aren't Bruce?

arbolita

Exactly.

I was in the same room as him once - when My Name is Bruce came out, he was doing special appearances/Q&A's in different cities after a screening of the film and I was able to go to one.  It was awesome.

ReturnOfKuus

*gasp*

Did you get him to autograph one of his books?  Did you talk to him?  Oooh, I'm so jealous!

arbolita

Neither, unfortunately.  He didn't take time to meet people, he just came out in the front of the theatre and answered questions from the audience for 20 minutes, then left. 

I did debate storming the stage, though.