Now that was fun

[vr_trakowski]

In my sporadic filmquest, I just watched In Dreams.  Which wasn't quite as bad as I expected, though it really suffered from poor editing in my opinion.  But, since I was watching it because of Mr. Downey, I was very surprised to see Mr. Guilfoyle's name pop up in the opening credits--I squeaked at the TV.  

He had pretty much the standard part--sort of Brass as he might have been someplace more rural than urban NJ, ten or fifteen years ago.  Thin!  I kept wishing they'd give him more screen time. 

I also wondered what bits Mr. Downey ad-libbed.  Betcha I got one spot-on.  :P 

Comments

[scullyseviltwin.livejournal.com]

For some reason, that movie terrified me when I was younger. Maybe it was RDJ's crazy eyes? (Because his eyes? TOTALLY CRAZY IN THAT!)

[vr-trakowski.livejournal.com]

Yes, well, I get the feeling Mr. Downey can be EXTREMELY creepy when he puts his mind to it. :D I admit to distracting myself through part of the film because I don't do horror, but it wasn't too bad--more failed psychological than reach-out-and-grab. Or perhaps it just hasn't aged well.

[amonitrate.livejournal.com]

wow, that was kind of a terrible movie if I remember correctly. It's like it started out okay, and there was maybe a decent movie in there somewhere, but it was all muddled up.

[vr-trakowski.livejournal.com]

Yes. They screwed up the editing something fierce. And it's too bad, really, because it had quality talent.

Except whoever decided to dye Mr. Downey's hair mahogany red should have been taken out back and given a severe talking-to.