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 Fafnir wrote:
I dunno... Melancholia was really, really good. That's primarily why I have my eye on this one. All the nudity is just a bonus. That said, considering the subject matter, and who's directing, I have my doubts that all that nudity will end up being as enjoyable as some people would expect.

I liked Melancholia as well. But it wasn't hard to notice that the audience sitting around me wasn't like the audience you typically get for an arthouse movie...

I was on the fence about Melancholia. I thought the premise was terrific, but the execution... I didn't love it, but I didn't hate it either. I thought the performance were good but I had a hard time understanding some of the motivation. Which is, I guess, the point, that deeply broken people can be better at dealing with crisis than stable people. Or something.

So, back to Shia. He's doing a... thing.

No, a different thing.

I figured there must be something going on when he got replaced with Marky-Mark in the new Transformers.