Why is it in these movies, when people are fleeing buildings falling directly along their line of retreat, they never think to, oh, I don't know, turn down a side street and go another direction?
I watched that shitty movie...I laughed my ass off at their re-creation of their version of Seattle.
almost as delighful as the "Capitol Hill Zoo" in that awful Angelina Jolie movie or the Rose Red house that took up aproximately 850 acres of Capitol Hill.
But my favorite Seattle-ism in film is the fact that every Seattle set movie has to feature a character using the Monorail as mass transit to commute to work...
I watched this entire movie too. It was a two parter and the two parts were clearly filmed months apart. The female lead put on about 40 pounds from one scene to the next.
The best 'Seattle' movie has got to be Firewall with Harrison Ford. It rains NON-STOP from start to finish. Torrential rain too...not even the kind we really get in Seattle.
I know a lot of Sloggers aren't up on Seattle or physics but, I like to point out the Space Needle is a steel sculpture and would not crumble unless frozen to kelvin.
almost as delighful as the "Capitol Hill Zoo" in that awful Angelina Jolie movie or the Rose Red house that took up aproximately 850 acres of Capitol Hill.
But my favorite Seattle-ism in film is the fact that every Seattle set movie has to feature a character using the Monorail as mass transit to commute to work...
Fuck that. How about the residents of Seattle who use the ferry to commute... to Seattle?
I'd rock it.
What's with the stutter?
fucking fixies - good thing the needle took him out.