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 Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2008 12:58 am
Don't ask me to look into it too much. I refuse.
This is the worst thing the powers that be could throw into cinemas. I'm eisoptrophobic.
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Which means "mirrors freak me out ENOUGH without you adding to it with your damned Hollywood effects."
The trailer makes me eek I will never ever watch this movie willingly. Aaah!! as I was typing this a behind the scenes advert with Kiefer came on TV
My phobia isn't so severe that I can't look in mirrors I am just terribly uncomfortable sleeping in a darkened room that has a mirror in it.
This fear stems from the Bloody Mary story and similar urban myths as well as the movie Candyman and... I don't want to talk about this anymore!
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Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 10:54 pm
Dang Wicked that is a pretty weird thing you got going on there is it any mirror in any room day or night or just at night...
Anyway I will do the honors for you ...
James Benton is a hot-shot advertising executive who has it all money, beautiful women, a luxury apartment, a fast car and the respect of his peers. His sexy ad concepts have made the firm successful.
The problem is, its all in his head.
His latest idea is a sure thing, featuring the requisite perfect supermodel, but this is a formula his colleague has heard too many times. She proceeds to tell him what she really thinks of him and his ideas.
Piece-by-piece, his perfect world starts to break down, until he see things the way they truly are. He soon learns that his life revolves between fantasy and reality - but is it by choice ... or necessity?
James takes Samanthas critique to heart and humbly proposes a thoughtful and unconventional ad concept that everyone embraces - everyone, that is, except the client who wants ... the requisite perfect supermodel.
James feels lost and uncertain about the direction of his career, but soon finds assurance the only way he can ... by reverting back to his fantasy world.
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Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 3:31 pm
Mostly can't handle mirrors at night.
Sorry I didn't have more info in the original post. Haha. Especially since I'm going through this forum right now and weeding out topics guilty of this.
Never said I was perfectly perfect!
Looking back on it I was super freaked out. The trailer must have been freaky.
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