Ooh, possibly the goriest Layer Tennis volley of the season! Seriously, that's not just a black smudge, that's a gaping, three dimensional Herschell Gordon Lewis chasm in Cindy/Sydney's face.
Love the Cloverfield deconstruction of the Statue of Liberty that's going on there, especially cause that brings the whole deal right back to Alias. Nice. Not digging the name Cloverfield for a monster movie so much yet. I know it was like the code name for the film because that was JJ Abrams exit on the way home or something and they had to keep it because the preview trailer was getting so much buzz but I'm not feeling the funny terror there.
By the way, I'm told that little chick is a logo that Veerle and Cindy did together a few years back. I am concerned about that little guy's welfare. Veerle has already gouged out Cindy's eye. Their logo love baby could be next.
Play by play commentary for this match is provided, as it happens, by Kevin Guilfoile.
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