"It’s not a secret! My name is right there on the program."Īddison shook her head. "Four months of marriage and you’re already keeping secrets?" He’d kill me if he found out I signed up to fly in it." "Have you told him about the air show yet?"Ĭallie’s eyes widened and she shook her head. Alex seems to think that means we need to have sex every four hours to celebrate it. I’ve been married for *four* months today. Why are you pale? Oh my god! You cannot get sick! I am getting married in *twenty one* days, Callie. I want to be original." Addison watched as the black haired woman rubbed a hand over her face. "You did *red* at your wedding, which is a variation of burgundy. "And I’ll carry a gourd as a bouquet, but I will be wearing Latte when I do it. "I refuse, refuse, refuse to wear Pumpkin. When Addy flipped back to the orange swatch that she had been mulling, Callie snatched the ring and put it under her leg. "It’s fine," Callie assured her for what felt like the millionth time in the week she had acquired the color samples. "It looks great with your hair, but I don’t know if it’ll work with Cristina and Meredith. She moved into the chair beside Callie’s and held it under her friend’s chin, then against her cheek. Do you think the color I chose will work for you guys?" Chewing her bottom nail, Addison pulled a huge swatch of color samples from her purse, flipping through the ring of fabric until she found a shade called Latte. "We’re doing the dress fitting this afternoon, right?"
"Gourds are typically Halloween like," Callie replied, rubbing her mouth with her napkin. "Do you think the gourds were a good idea?" "Your lipstick is smeared," Addison told her, looking back down at the open bridal magazine in front of her. With a groan, she eased into the seat and shifted uncomfortably. "How long does it take for newlywed sex to stop?" Callie asked, putting her tray on the table in front of Addison. Of all the fics I've written, that one is the one I'm most proud of. and sometimes it hurts too much to stand again.Ī/N: You can't possibly read or enjoy this until you've read Ready for a Fall. Now, it's Addison's turn to get married, Meredith is engaged to Derek, and Cristina and Burke are slowly rebuilding their own life together. Summary: In Ready For A Fall, Callie's marriage to George ended and she found love and happiness with Alex. Pairings: Alex/Callie, Addison/Mark, Meredith/Derek, Cristina/Burke Get a big bowl of popcorn and some sodi-pops, and enjoy relentless, shooting, stabbing, swearing and explosions.Title: Fallen (1/?) (The Sequel to Ready for a Fall)
At 1 hour 40 - in an age of bloated, long movies that think they're more intelligent than they are - this is frankly a breath of fresh air.
#Will there be a sequel to london has fallen movie
Anyone who enjoys mindless action will not be disappointed, and where this movie lacks realistic plot, it makes up for it in pacing. This isn't going to get any Oscars, but it's a brilliantly retro action movie that takes itself far less seriously than throw-back action films like Taken, which is no less crazy in the plot department. London Has Fallen is mainly a two-hander between Butler and Eckhart, with some nice buddy moments and fantastic action sequences throughout, including a mega shoot-out at Somerset House, a mega shoot-out in the Underground, and mega shoot outs in dark buildings, including the finale in Soho, of all places. Yes, in places the CG is a bit shoddy, but the movie is still quite spectacular in pulling off some big set pieces in London.
It's never boring, and the action sequences are really fun. I'm here to watch Butler stab bad buys repeatedly in the chest and shoot AK-47s out of 4X4 cars bombing along the Thames at 80 miles per hour. Yes the entire concept is stupid, but that's not what we're here for. I know that sounds like an odd thing to say, but go with me a e, in an era of 12A action movies with tonnes of violence and no bad language, Butler dropping the F bomb a billion times ironically brings a level of realism to London Has Fallen, that is lacking in movies that take themselves far more seriously. And yes it's dicrously freaking awesome that is! The first thing I loved about this movie was the bad language. Yes it's still lacking well-rounded characters. 1 star? Not as good as the first movie? Let's get real! Olympus Has Fallen was equally ridiculous, jingoistic, lacking well-rounded characters, and originality - so why is everyone surprised when London Has Fallen is no different? Yes it's jingoistic.
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