uhhhh, i can"t remember. i don't think so. of course, i was watching an airplane version which was edited for airline useBut does Colin Farrell show his butt?
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uhhhh, i can"t remember. i don't think so. of course, i was watching an airplane version which was edited for airline useBut does Colin Farrell show his butt?
yes, it was fun and interesting. what about you?Did you have a good time on your vacation Dana Jean (apart from this sucky movie)?
It was great - enjoyed meeting both Srbo and Ms. Mod (Marsha) - listening to Stephen and Owen was a real treat and even seeing my big sister after 10 years was nice as well.yes, it was fun and interesting. what about you?
Sounds like you had fun!It was great - enjoyed meeting both Srbo and Ms. Mod (Marsha) - listening to Stephen and Owen was a real treat and even seeing my big sister after 10 years was nice as well.
She wants us to try and fly down for Christmas - I told her we would see what we could do!
My sister, that is (not Marsha!)
1922. Thomas Jane has been in three King adaptations and of the three this was his best performance. This film belongs in the ranks beside The Green Mile, I think. I liked it better than Gerald's Game and IT. Perfection; the end gave me goosebumps. If I had my way I'd have Zak Hilditch direct and write the screenplay to Pet Sematary.
I really liked the original as well. Have been wanting to re-watch it for many years now because it crosses my mind from time to time. (Waaaay before I saw there was going to be a reboot.)Speaking of the original, I liked it. I think it's a memorable movie and thought-provoking.
Raw Deal (1948). TCM, Sunday morning. Fried some greasy corned beef hash and eggs, and turned on Eddie Muller’s Noir Alley just in time for this hard boiled classic. Dennis O’Keefe breaks out of the big house with the help of his weathered gun moll (Claire Trevor), and the two of em kidnap social worker Marsha Hunt and take it on the lam. Raymond Burr makes a badass debut as the psycho-sadistic mob boss who wants O’Keefe dead. Watch out for the scene where ol ‘Perry Mason’ tosses a flaming cherry jubilee on his hapless gal pal. Yikes. Anyhoo, it’s Claire Trevor who steals the show, in a role similar to the one that caught her the Oscar for Key Largo. Ah, that’s my kinda Sunday morning, kids. I was drunk by noon. Amen.
Oh, and, uh...this movie really exists. No ‘trick’ for the Halloween challenge thread, this flick was a hard boiled TREAT.
The cut of chucky. It was one of those movies. Don't so bad it melts your mind. But only good enough to fold socks and paint nails to.
...he was an unheralded actor as far as I'm concerned....whether he was ironing nails or painting socks.....Straight up. Burr was creepy in this, great performance. Better than fighting giant lizards or district attorneys.
Don't so bad it hurt, cats...