From: kailuaa@worldnet.att.net   
      
   I just saw O12, hated it. It was about BP & CZJ and not about O11. Julia   
   looked horrible, I am sure she felt awful as well. The writing wasn't nearly   
   as sharp, the reparte between the gents was minimal. It was nice to see them   
   all together again but wish that they had better writing on this one. Lot's   
   of take offs, I've heard GC talk about people mistaking him for old, and   
   that thing that was done with the lasers was done in entrapment by who else   
   but czj. disaapointing, but sequels generallya re   
   "Phyl"  wrote in message   
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   >A friend of mine had free movie tickets, so we went to see O12 this   
   >evening. The theatre had a ton of empty seats, but it was late Sunday   
   >afternoon, in an area that's not hugely populated.   
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   > The movie was okay. Nothing really thrilling, but it wasn't awful either.   
   > I thought Pitt, Zeta-Jones, and Garcia looked absolutely wonderful. Julia   
   > looked washed out, but I think that was part of the plan. Andy Garcia, who   
   > is six years older than George according to IMDB.com, looked about ten   
   > years younger - absolutely handsome and sexy. I wish he had a bigger role,   
   > because he was one of the major reasons I enjoyed O11 as much as I did. I   
   > thought Matt Damon, Pitt, and Catherine Zeta-Jones did the best acting in   
   > the movie.   
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   > I was able to enjoy the premise of the film, and of course didn't believe   
   > that they would really end up staying in jail. The whole "Julia Roberts"   
   > thing spoiled it for me. I didn't think it was brilliant at all, and in   
   > fact, it made the movie less credible.   
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   > George needs to seriously rethink his "No make up on THIS face" mantra,   
   > because he looked old and tired, and he's not THAT old, honestly. The only   
   > scene I thought he looked really good in was the one at the end, where   
   > Danny and Tess were sitting at the house in Como, drinking champagne.   
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   > Phyl   
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   > Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired,   
   > signifies in the final sense a theft from those who hunger and are not   
   > fed, those who are cold and are not clothed.   
   > --- President Dwight D. Eisenhower   
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