Movies on a plane

June 20, 2010
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Long haul travel is always good for catching up on missed films. On our recent flight I watched:

Alice In Wonderland – meh. I was fairly underwhelmed by this one. I really hoped I’d enjoy it more.

Sherlock Holmes – strangely, I thought I wouldn’t like this, but I loved it. The black magic Scooby Doo kinda story was cool.

How To Train Your Dragon – very cute, very clever and surprisingly easy on the heavy moralising for a kid’s animation. Great fun.

Shutter Island – excellent, dark thriller with a stand out cast. By this time I was so far into the flight that this one really bent my brain. Highly recommended.

2012 – about all I had the brain power left for. Impressively visual utter dumbness.

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3 Responses to Movies on a plane

  1. karenfrommentor on July 5, 2010 at 10:02 pm

    “The black magic Scooby Doo kinda story was cool.”

    *snort*

    That was such a perfect review.
    :0)

  2. alan on July 6, 2010 at 12:40 am

    Not that that’s a bad thing. I love Scooby Doo.

    ZOINKS!

  3. Michael LaRocca on July 12, 2010 at 1:05 am

    Snakes On A Plane would be a good movie on a plane, as would Airplane, but the only one I’ve seen on a plane was The Sixth Sense. Not bad for the disjointed state of mind that a 20-hour flight induces. I spent the rest of the flight reading, writing, and wondering when the guy with the aisle seat would wake up and let me pee. Hour 19 of the 20-hour flight.

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