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I'm a little surprised no one has posted any comments on this movie yet.
Last week I went out to see Woody Allen's new movie "Scoop", and I loved it. It's quirky, weird, and full of the dry humor that comes from most Woody Allen pictures.
I also have to give praise to the stars, Hugh Jackman and Scarlet Johannsen. I've only seen Hugh in the X-Men movies (and host the Tony's once), and I was very impressed with his range (From berserker mutant to upper-class British playboy). And Scarlet does a great job, at times, of appearing as a young, female Woody Allen.
Anyway, go see the movie!
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I haven't seen the movie yet, and probably won't for some time, but that's only because it won't be in rotation over here for a while longer.
I have seen Kate & Leopold, in which Jackman starred opposite Meg Ryan, and even then it was obvious to me that he'd be able to perform a wide variety of characters. Yes, I know K&L is a romantic comedy, so sue me... When I went to see it, two reasons were foremost in my mind; 1- to see wether Hugh Jackman would be able to adequately fill the role of the romantic dreamer. 2- it's a movie that involves time travel, which is always a good reason to watch a movie. (see: Donnie Darko, The Butterfly Effect etc.)
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Hadn't heard of it, and because it's Woody Allen, likely won't see it. I'm not a fan.
I've seen Hugh Jackman in other roles. One with Meg Ryan called, um, Kate and Leopold. Entirely cute movie. And he's a honey. Van Helsing, also enjoyable. Yeah, he's nice to watch, and not just for his acting. Posts: 8355 | Registered: Apr 2003
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And he's a honey. Van Helsing, also enjoyable. Yeah, he's nice to watch, and not just for his acting. ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
