Hmmm. Who knows? I might actually watch it. I found the idea of remaking such a great classic rather repulsive, but after watching the trailer to The Great Gatsby, I may find myself liking it. It is a Baz Lurhmann movie after all. The movie doesn't come out till Christmas, but the trailer should satisfy your craving for now. Maybe Leonardo DiCaprio will win his damn Oscar for once.
From IMDB: Nick Carraway, a Midwesterner now living on Long Island, finds himself
fascinated by the mysterious past and lavish lifestyle of his neighbor,
Jay Gatsby. He is drawn into Gatsby's circle, becoming a witness to
obsession and tragedy.
I remember reading the book as well as watching the Robert Redford movie, but it has been such a long time that parts of the story have been forgotten. It certainly has been given the Baz Lurhmann, Moulin Rouge treatment. It's just so f&*kin' pretty! We might just have to go see it, in 2D, on the Sunday morning early bird $4 Loew's special.
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I remember reading the book as well as watching the Robert Redford movie, but it has been such a long time that parts of the story have been forgotten. It certainly has been given the Baz Lurhmann, Moulin Rouge treatment. It's just so f&*kin' pretty! We might just have to go see it, in 2D, on the Sunday morning early bird $4 Loew's special.
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