Ok, anyone who is into Indy films, and sees the movie "You and Me, and Everyone Else" on the shelf and thinks to themselves, "hm, this sounds like it could be good"...PUT IT DOWN IMMEDIATELY AND RUN IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION!!! If I could return it and get refunded for the time I wasted watching this disaster, I would have ran back to the movie store. Seriously, horrible movie. I mean, who thinks up the concept for a movie like this? I couldn't even tell you what it was about b/c we were about an hour and 15 minutes into the movie, AND IT STILL DIDN'T HAVE A POINT!! Ridiculous.
I do actually happen to be a fan of Indy films, I like the odd kind of concepts, and themes, and all that, instead of your runofthemill Hollywood blockbusters. Just a change of pace, you know? However, the last 2 Indy films I've watched have not been worth the time and money spent on them. Shopgirl was another one that was a total disappointment (I love Steve Martin, however, writing isn't his strong point). However, this seeming trend of bad Indy films doesn't snuff out (yes, I said snuff) my resolve to keep striving for the good ones that I know are out there somewhere.....over the rainbow. :o)

posted by Tennille @ 1:47 AM

3 Comments:

At 3:35 PM, Anonymous said…

I could've told you that 'Shopgirl' would be one to miss. I only saw the trailer and knew that it would bomb. Which is disappointing cuz I really like Steve Martin too.
At 12:26 PM, J said…

Hey Tennille,

There is a good Indy film hopefully coming up in a few years.

My mom wrote her autobiography last year, and a movie producer in Kamloops saw her looked her and wants to make a movie out of it.

For you info you can look at Trafford Publishing

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At 6:08 PM, Tennille said…

Wow Junah, that's a lot of quizzes, and I have some pretty extreme test anxiety...I don't, oh what the heck