How not to spoil the ending of your movie
Jan. 7th, 2013 05:25 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
logans_girl2001Don't cast C. Thomas Howell as the bad guy.
Seriously, he's played the bad guy so often recently that as soon as he appeared on screen in An Amish Murder, a made-for-TV movie that was on Lifetime last night, I knew he was the bad guy. Didn't stop me from enjoying it, though. Just would have been much better if I didn't know who the bad guy was from five minutes into the movie. *sigh* Oh, well. It was still a good movie.
ETA: Decided to add a cut tag.
Seriously, he's played the bad guy so often recently that as soon as he appeared on screen in An Amish Murder, a made-for-TV movie that was on Lifetime last night, I knew he was the bad guy. Didn't stop me from enjoying it, though. Just would have been much better if I didn't know who the bad guy was from five minutes into the movie. *sigh* Oh, well. It was still a good movie.
ETA: Decided to add a cut tag.
