As I was reading a book (Clergy Killers ... almost sounds like a John Grisham novel, eh?) for my Congregational Dynamics class, I came to one of those profound, disturbing realizations--which often happens when you read deep theology books ...
I have no idea what movies are coming out this summer.
I guess I've been aloof from the world of film. I didn't even realize that the next Harry Potter was on deck until a member at our church kindly reminded me. (And for a guy who saw the last Potter movie as part of his bachelor party, that's saying something!)
But other than that, I've got nothing. I've even Googled a little, and didn't find much. A little help here? What are you looking forward to film-wise this summer?
Oh, and a related question (this one came while Kelly and I were driving one night): With Netflix, RedBox, and iTunes downloading, do you think Blockbuster is on its way out? How much longer do you think people will pay $4.95 for a movie -- new release or not -- that chances are has a few fatal scratches on it? Personally, I haven't been to a Blockbuster in over a year.
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Well....there is always the Hannah Montana Movie, or High School Musical 4.
We loved Netflix when we had it and cannot wait to have it again when we have more time for movies. Blockbuster is definitely on its way out even though they have a new option of option spending $1.95 for a one-night rental.
Hmmm. I think Jess' suggestions are a bit LAME! But as you noted Blockbuster is either on their way out of beginning to shift to the new non-store method of renting. I know you can already get movies by mail and I think you can also download. I think they will only last a few more years.
Hey now, you can't say someone's suggestions are lame unless you have a few good ones to suggest yourself! Haha.
But, sorry Jess, Hannah Montana? Come now.
Todd, your question is a false one, because in the end it doesn't matter what others think of the movies, the only person you can control is yourself! :) I really have nothing to say, but I'm doing everything I can to avoid doing any actual work.
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