10 years of Flick Filosopher: cheese by airAnyone who says I don’t know how to appreciate a stupid movie has obviously never read my review of Stealth. To wit: Fighter pilot Josh Lucas is "armed for penetration detonation," he informs us as Stealth opens, and so I just gave up right then and there and decided to go weak in the knees for the next two hours. Which, if you can manage it, is the best way to enjoy a hilariously absurd slice of American cheese like this one. • review of Stealth, posted 07.29.05 (Technorati tags: Stealth, Josh Lucas) Disqus commentsblog comments powered by Disqus |
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posted by amanohyo (Fri Aug 24 07, 3:40PM)
I used to reward my 9th grade physics classes by letting them pick a movie that had some connection to one of the topics we were studying, and there was one quiet boy who nominated Stealth four quarters in a row. It never got more than one vote, but it clearly wove some spell over him that lasted the entire school year. I don't think he appreciated the Josh Lucas eye candy, but his determination was almost enough to get me to watch it... almost.
Whenever I think of Josh Lucas, I think of the "... mortified, petrified, stupified" line in A Beautiful Mind. Then I remember the "It is only in the mysterious equations of love..." line and chuckle. That's what I call top quality American cheese.