[FairfieldLife] Minions, minions, and more minions...

2013-06-29 Thread turquoiseb
No, not here on FFL. I think that position has been filled
with the current four suckups. But in Paris, on opening
night, Despicable Me 2 was great. The theater was full
of laughing bilingual French kids. (It was shown in VOST, 
which means version originale, sous-titré, but I assume
most of the kids were English-speaking because most of 
them looked too young to read, and they were laughing
anyway.) 

The voices and animated mannerisms of Steve Carroll, 
Kristin Wigg, and even (throwing a bone to those who will
only see a movie if it has a known TMer in it) Russell
Brand were wonderful. But as with its predecessor, it
was Elsie Kate Fisher as Agnes who stole the show. 

If you have kids, you're going to see it anyway, no matter
what I say. If you don't, you should consider it, because
it might help you to remember what it was like to be one.





Re: [FairfieldLife] Minions, minions, and more minions...

2013-06-29 Thread Share Long
Thank you, turq, perfect ending to my birthday, just finished watching 
Despicable Me. And yes, I love little Agnes but have to admit that little Edith 
also has a special place in my heart. As does even that silly Vector. As for 
Miss Hattie, well I'm sure she has her good points too...some where very deep 
down inside (-:





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No, not here on FFL. I think that position has been filled
with the current four suckups. But in Paris, on opening
night, Despicable Me 2 was great. The theater was full
of laughing bilingual French kids. (It was shown in VOST, 
which means version originale, sous-titré, but I assume
most of the kids were English-speaking because most of 
them looked too young to read, and they were laughing
anyway.) 

The voices and animated mannerisms of Steve Carroll, 
Kristin Wigg, and even (throwing a bone to those who will
only see a movie if it has a known TMer in it) Russell
Brand were wonderful. But as with its predecessor, it
was Elsie Kate Fisher as Agnes who stole the show. 

If you have kids, you're going to see it anyway, no matter
what I say. If you don't, you should consider it, because
it might help you to remember what it was like to be one.