If there is one thing the world needs its another young-adult novel series adaptation.

Dodd wrote:If there is one thing the world needs its another young-adult novel series adaptation.

At least it has a male protagonist.

BlairCo wrote:

After seeing In the Loop Malcolm Tucker has become one of my favorite fictional characters in recent memory.

11072014 wrote:

BlairCo wrote:

After seeing In the Loop Malcolm Tucker has become one of my favorite fictional characters in recent memory.

What were your thoughts on the film? Did you post a review?

the_red_ninja wrote:

07202012 wrote:

the_red_ninja wrote:

Am I the only one that thinks he faintly resembles a young Kevin Bacon?

Ermehgerd. I totally said that the other day on tumblr. Cause he does.

He totally is a dead ringer for Kevin Bacon. Only the hair looks different.

BlairCo wrote:

11072014 wrote:

BlairCo wrote:

After seeing In the Loop Malcolm Tucker has become one of my favorite fictional characters in recent memory.

What were your thoughts on the film? Did you post a review?

Nope, I didn't post a review.
I wasn't particularly interested in the story it was trying to tell, but I didn't mind because it was definitely a dialogue-driven film, and a hilarious one at that (was the screenplay nominated for an Oscar?). There were strong performances across the board (I was impressed by Hollander), but Capaldi stole every single scene he was in, he just demanded your attention.

EDIT: Also, Paul Higgins was great. I guess I just like angry, sweary Brits...

11072014 wrote:I wasn't particularly interested in the story it was trying to tell, but I didn't mind because it was definitely a dialogue-driven film, and a hilarious one at that (was the screenplay nominated for an Oscar?). There were strong performances across the board (I was impressed by Hollander), but Capaldi stole every single scene he was in, he just demanded your attention.

EDIT: Also, Paul Higgins was great. I guess I just like angry, sweary Brits...

Well done