Re: The First Holiday in February

Mordechai T. Abzug wrote:
> In article <IcJpj.1609$XI.1131@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> "Jette " <bosslady@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> spake thusly:
> 
>>> This year was National Treasure: Book of Secrets.
> 
>> Any good?  It opens here on Friday.
> 
> <shrug>.  It's a mostly-mindless action movie.  Fun, mostly.  Less
> violent than normal for an action movie -- not many people get hurt
> on-screen.  Its premise was flimsy: the movie's premise is "we need to
> do X in order to disprove Y", but X and Y are not mutually exclusive.
> Various characters leap to ridiculous conclusions, and then take
> preposterous risks based thereon.  Lots of cliches.  Mostly stock
> characters.  And it was weaker than the first National Treasure movie,
> which wasn't exactly Masterpiece Theater.
> 
> IMDB gives is a 6.8, which is a little higher than I think it
> deserves.
> 
> Summary: not a particularly good movie, but not HL: The Source,
> either.


A "popcorn" movie then - but I hear it ventures into England to one of 
  the royal castles.  I just wonder if I will *wince*?

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Jette Goldie
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