Actually, it was pretty good. I took my little sister to see it (which
sounds like a good excuse, until you realize that I volunteered) this
weekend, and laughed out loud a number of times.
The best one was when I was the only person in the theater who knew who
Rozencrantz and Guildenstern were.
Yeah, it's cheesy in places. The plotline, while a decent twist on the
falling-for-the-bad-guy schtick, is fairly predictable. Don't see it if
you're uncomfortable being the only guy in the room without a young
daughter.
But the acting is OK. Julie Andrews is a hilarious mix of perfectly
dignified and darn cool, including at least one Mary Poppins reference.
And Gimli makes a good bad guy.
Fluff, but fun fluff.
--Ben
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