Latest Movie That You Watched!
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I didn't notice. Then again, I didn't pay attention. Now I want to watch it. XD
The funniest thing is we had rewatched "Behind the Candelabra" (about Liberace, highly recommend this. Great acting) the night before and I think "Top Gun" may have been the gayer of the two.
We want to know how you did this.
To be honest with you, i kind of like the thought to be thought of as some kind of techwiz, but i haven't a clue to how i did it. i even tried to undo it with no success. Then, on second thought i thought it looked sort of cool and let it be. I just moved the mouse, dont even remember clicking a button and suddenly there it was. I guess it counts among the times great mysteries, like the moving coffins of Barbados, The Andrea Doria and Marie Celeste and the Roanoke island, right?WHAT THE HECK!!!!
I couldn't do this on purpose if I tried.
yes!
This one?
She drained men of their loves and their lives! (*dramatic music*)
This was a George Romero movie called The Knightriders.
See???!!!! SEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, I knew one of you aficionados would know.
I think he had a speaking part in it, didn't he? King, that is. I'd like to see it one day. My favorite King cameo is when he played the big rig driver in The Hitchhiker from Creepshow 2. I liked him as the minister in Pet Sematary, too.
I think Steve has maybe one to two lines in it.Thanks, I knew one of you aficionados would know.
I think he had a speaking part in it, didn't he? King, that is. I'd like to see it one day. My favorite King cameo is when he played the big rig driver in The Hitchhiker from Creepshow 2. I liked him as the minister in Pet Sematary, too.
The Hunger (1983). Tony Scott's adaption of the Whitley Steiber story. It seems sexy immortal vampire Catherine Deneuve can't keep her undead lovers too
long, as they start aging (rapidly) eventually. David Bowie finds this out, and holy moly, did Dick Smith ever do some great aging make-up effects on the Thin White Duke. Creepy stuff. Man, Bowie was a naturally fine actor, you know?
Movie is a little stylistically heavy, though, like an early eighties rock video, which, I think, isn't really the way to go with horror. But great performance by Bowie, and Mr. Dick Smith.
long, as they start aging (rapidly) eventually. David Bowie finds this out, and holy moly, did Dick Smith ever do some great aging make-up effects on the Thin White Duke. Creepy stuff. Man, Bowie was a naturally fine actor, you know?
Movie is a little stylistically heavy, though, like an early eighties rock video, which, I think, isn't really the way to go with horror. But great performance by Bowie, and Mr. Dick Smith.
If I'm remembering right, at the time of release not many cared much one way or another about Bowie in this film--all the hubbub was about Deneuve and Sarandon. Lord, Catherine Deneuve was beautiful! Sarandon is lovely, as well, but she just fades next to Deneuve in this one.
Sarandon had BAD hair, and Deneuve...eh...pretty, sure, but her acting? Derrrr....nah, Bowie was great in it. Convincing to me. Creepy.
But I was mainly just digging the FX. I'm a big eighties practical make-up effects buff. Dick Smith, Savini, Screaming Mad George...love them latex-n-colored corn syrup boys, yessir.
Caught a movie I hadn't seen in quite a while last night, Freejack. Emilio Estevez and Rene Russo with Mick Jagger and Anthony Hopkins as the bad guys. Mick Jagger is actually a pretty decent actor. Interesting sci-fi plot.
I have this recorded. We must watch a lot of TMC
Regression (2015) Ethan Hawke Emma Watson
I had no idea what this was about going in and I almost misunderstood where this movie was going. This movie is a gem if you stay with it and give it a chance. I almost stopped watching it after 30 minutes because I thought it was just a rehash of other movies I had seen but after the setup, it turns into something I didn't expect. Ethan Hawke plays a small town cop that discovers a case of child abuse that has links to a mysterious satanic group in his town. That's all I want to say about it because I don't want to reveal too much.
I had no idea what this was about going in and I almost misunderstood where this movie was going. This movie is a gem if you stay with it and give it a chance. I almost stopped watching it after 30 minutes because I thought it was just a rehash of other movies I had seen but after the setup, it turns into something I didn't expect. Ethan Hawke plays a small town cop that discovers a case of child abuse that has links to a mysterious satanic group in his town. That's all I want to say about it because I don't want to reveal too much.
ooh, enticing!
Thanks for the info!
Abe Lincoln in Illinois (1940). Raymond Massey knocks it out of the park as old honest Abe. Looked almost exactly like Lincoln, except around the eyes. Not as good as Daniel Day Lewis' take on the president, but this was a better movie.
Ye gods, I wish we had someone like that to vote for this year. Instead, we get to choose whether we wanna get kicked in the *honk!* or *honked!* in the *honk!*.
Harpo Mark for prez! *HONK! HONK!*
Ye gods, I wish we had someone like that to vote for this year. Instead, we get to choose whether we wanna get kicked in the *honk!* or *honked!* in the *honk!*.
Harpo Mark for prez! *HONK! HONK!*
I remember going to the movies in 1970(?) with my mother and cousin to see Jagger in 'Ned Kelly' and I saw it about ten years ago and he's not very good in it in my opinion.