Paid Members Lorne Malvo Posted Monday at 02:04 PM Paid Members Posted Monday at 02:04 PM The Iron Maiden scene is one of my scenes of the year. I think it's a really strong series overall though. I've even got time for 28 Weeks Later. Preferred Bone Temple to 28 Years if anything as the island stuff in the former took up too much time to the point I was bored of it. It really picked up when it became 'Jodie Comer and her son go on an adventure'. Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted Monday at 03:54 PM Members Posted Monday at 03:54 PM 3 hours ago, Devon Malcolm said: The first one was great, I wasn't as keen on the second. But by and large she's in duds. Could just be one of those actors who just enjoys working and chooses based on people rather than scripts, who knows. But she could have been a huge star by now. She's always really good. I enjoyed the Babysitter films and even though I didn't particularly care for Borderline, she was great in that as well. Would she be great just standing there and reading the phone book out? Well yes. Quote
Paid Members tiger_rick Posted Monday at 04:04 PM Paid Members Posted Monday at 04:04 PM Got forced to watch "People we meet on vaction" and it was actually alright. Bit corny and predictable as it neared the inevitable ending but a decent enough chick-flick told through flashbacks and shot in some great places. I've been to a few too which made it fun spotting some places we've visited. Emily Bader is lovely. She's gonna play Mia Hamm in a film about the US World Cup win in 1999. She actually played too so great bit of casting! Quote
Mr_Danger Posted Monday at 04:10 PM Posted Monday at 04:10 PM 13 minutes ago, SuperBacon said: I enjoyed the Babysitter films and even though I didn't particularly care for Borderline, she was great in that as well. Would she be great just standing there and reading the phone book out? Well yes. My lazy brain has decided that because she’s Australian and bares similarities in looks and age to Margot Robbie she only gets offered the roles Robbie turns down. Needs to get a good comedy under her belt as she always comes across as having a good wit in interviews and she shows a bit in Over Your Dead Body which probably should have been a bit more of a twisted romantic comedy as her and Siegel would have suited that better. Quote
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