Arkay Lynchpin
Preserve wildlife; pickle a squirrel.
Ah - so you can be serious on occasion, then?
On the rare occasion I do try. I can be very trying when I want to be.
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On the rare occasion I do try. I can be very trying when I want to be.
Watched A Walk on the Moon.
I really like Diane Lane, but the movie was cliche-filled crap.
I really like Diane Lane, but the movie was cliche-filled crap.
Rosemary's Baby with Mia Farrow. It was the first time I'd seen it in HD and on a 50" screen. Spectacular. It still thrills and was fun to watch. The book by Ira Levin is worth reading, even if you know the ending.
Arkay Lynchpin
Preserve wildlife; pickle a squirrel.
The Horse Whisperer. The cinematography and score is captivating, the acting better than decent, and the emotional complexity almost had me reaching for a tissue.
Both he and Voight were nominated for Oscars.
Youtube doesn't have it either.It's not on Netflix or Amazon instant
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
He was quite sexy in a movie called "The Coca Cola Kid" in the mid eighties
Dope
Comedy / drama about three 90's obsessed hip hop geeks that find themselves in a sticky situation. Pretty funny. Zoe Kravitz is in it. She looks just like her mom (Lisa Bonet).
Comedy / drama about three 90's obsessed hip hop geeks that find themselves in a sticky situation. Pretty funny. Zoe Kravitz is in it. She looks just like her mom (Lisa Bonet).
Ruth Gordon is beyond great in this film!
The ending was changed from the book. I liked the movie ending better.
Yeah,
she was so likeable to be a Satanist, lol. Just your friendly next door witch practically spoon feeding you crappy milkshakes.
Arkay Lynchpin
Preserve wildlife; pickle a squirrel.
I read the book about 30 years ago and haven't watched the movie since about 2k; the ending in the movie adaptation was definitely better, but also suited to the medium.
Some of the best actors have directed some of the best movies. Ron Howard, Clint, Ben Assfleck...
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Laura.
Not a bad movie...and I like seeing Vincent Price in his younger years.
Not a bad movie...and I like seeing Vincent Price in his younger years.
Sabotage
An Arnold Schwarzenegger movie about a Special Ops DEA unit that rips off a drug cartel. It was OK.
An Arnold Schwarzenegger movie about a Special Ops DEA unit that rips off a drug cartel. It was OK.
Ghost Rider--LilMan's choice. Nic Cage was predictably horrible (lol), and Eva Longoria evidently could not find a shirt that fit across her chest (boobage in every scene, but then she's gorgeous enough to pull that off), but it was cheesy fun. The best part was Sam Elliott, but he's often the best part of meh movies. Cowboy Ghost Rider riding with modern Ghost Rider was fun, too.
She was such a very special actor. I've seen her only in a few movies and a little on TV, but she'll always be one of my favorite actors.
The Jekyll to Hyde transitions were brilliantly done with coloured makeup and the removal/placement of coloured filters which revealed the layers of coloured makeup in stages.
He was a couple of years younger than me, and you don't really socialise with younger kids at school, do you? But it was plain that he was talented even then - he came from a family of overachievers. His parents, Eddie and Gloria Minghella, were Italian immigrants who opened an ice-cream factory which is still very successful. They also had a café in Ryde which was popular. His mum was very active in local good causes, and both parents were both on the local civic authority. His siblings (he's one of 5? 6?) have all been fairly high profile artistically - Max probably highest profile.