'The Girl in Question'
A place to talk about movies--Old and new, good and bad, high art and high cheese. It's the place to place your kittens on the award winners, gossip about upcoming fims and discuss DVD releases and extras. Spoiler policy: White font all plot-related discussion until a movie's been in wide release two weeks, and keep the major HSQ in white font until two weeks after the video/DVD release.
You don't want to watch again all the way through to try and pinpoint exactly what pointed to dream sequence for you?
I liked it well enough -- I just have 150 movies on my Netflix queue, so no, I'm not going to watch it to fill out an argument I don't feel strongly about.
Michael Madsen's the same way. In Free Willy, I spent the whole movie waiting for his utterly harmless dad character to freak out, cut somebody's ear off, and pour gasoline all over them.
Heh. I am the anti-Sean. I had never heard of Michael Madsen before Thelma and Louise, so I spend the entire duration of practically every other film he's ever done (never saw Free Willy, but now I'm thinking I might) in a state of appalled, heartbroken disbelief at the horrible things the evil screenwriter and director are forcing Louise's flawed but deeply loveable Ole Jimmie to do.
I assure that MM and I were the original founders of the Institute for the Study of Temporal Inconsistancies in the Back to the Future Movies.
DUDE! I should totally join.
I think ita just resigned her position as Argue Girl.
No really. I assure you that MM and I were the original founders of the Institute for the Study of Temporal Inconsistancies in the Back to the Future Movies.
I can't say how much I'd have liked to have been in that room. The funny thing is, I go into a Glory/Ben sort of forgetfulness every time I try to remember our theories. I can never remember what is wrong with it until I have the discussion with my brother again!
Right, it's II that's back in the old west, and where the forgot a delorean that might have provided extra parts and gas.
No, it's III in the old West, crazy man.
We may have to revoke your chair in the Institute.
Michael Madsen narrates the Animal Precinct (New York) show on Animal Planet. I feel perversely comforted knowing that the narrator is going to take those animal neglecters out behind the building and smack them really hard.
YOU! paff DO NOT! paff TIE YOUR DOG TO A HOT RADIATOR! paff WISE UP YOU HEARTLESS TWIT! paff ... I got my eye on you from now on, buddy. Fido and I are real close friends. You mess with Fido, you answer to me.
No, it's III in the old West, crazy man.
Even I knew that. II had the hoverboards.
BTW, when I was a kid, we kept hearing that hoverboards were coming out any day.
I want my hoverboard, dammit!
DUDE! I should totally join.
I imagine with the proper presentation, we could get you installed on the Board of Directors with us.
I think ita just resigned her position as Argue Girl.
Yeah, ita.... You feeling okay?
Saw Spidey 2.
I'll be in my bunk.
James Franco?
The whole damned movie. It has now become my all-time favorite comic book movie EVER, I love all things Spider-Man. I love that Marvel doesn't totally fuck it's comics in order to get a movie made. I love that Marvel isn't owned by Sony Columbia so they are allowed to keep the comics integrity and spirit so that they make a kick-ass movie with great villians and characterization and depth and GOOD action and no scenery chewing or horrid accents and I just love it love it love it and want to have it's little spider babies.
I could be like Charlotte.
But, like, who designed this system, where a guy who has a brief murderous thought goes into Zombie Therapy, and someone like Ken Lay isn't even on the radar?
I think you just answered your own question there.