Agent Cody Banks!!!!!!

[pam]

OK, guys, I went and saw the early show, and it was a delight. Oh, I know, but over half the people in the audience were adults, and they were all laughing, too. Sort of a campy teenage James Bond flick, with a kid who is great at all the Bond stuff but the women... It was great fun. And the Segways were all over the CIA headquarters, as background, - only ridden by adults, they gave the impression that the building and grounds must be huge. They were as natural as anything. Even the Angie Harmon (who looks like she could be related to my Segway trainer, Gerri - only mega-hot) rode a "p" in with the head of the CIA at one point.

Starts in Seattle. Does the Queen Ann hill have a train track at the bottom? Very steep hill... Anyway, I won't spoil the fun for those who would like to see it, but it was worth the $4 for me.

Pam

[2totango]

Hey Pam-

Yes, there is a major railroad yard at the bottom of the west side of Queen Anne Hill where I live. Burlington Northern. Not huge--just not small either. Right next to Fisherman's Terminal where hundreds of fishing boats are tied up and sometimes you can buy fish right off of the boat.

[pam]

quote:Originally posted by 2totango

Hey Pam-

Yes, there is a major railroad yard at the bottom of the west side of Queen Anne Hill where I live. Burlington Northern. Not huge--just not small either. Right next to Fisherman's Terminal where hundreds of fishing boats are tied up and sometimes you can buy fish right off of the boat.


Thanks, 2totango, I think that must have been where they shot the opening scene, because beyond the railroad tracks there was water. I would not have wanted to be one of the stunt people on that particular gig <G>.
Pam

[pkradd]

From wire services:

The Frankie Muniz teen-spy flick ``Agent Cody Banks'' opened in second place with $15 million. About 70 percent of the audience for ``Agent Cody Banks'' was 12 and younger, and the start of spring break at many schools gave the movie a boost, said Erik Lomis, head of distribution for MGM, which released the flick.