I like this typo, but I'm picturing a cross between Stripes and Showgirls, and it's kind of giving me brain trauma.
Would one elevate the other, or destroy it?
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I like this typo, but I'm picturing a cross between Stripes and Showgirls, and it's kind of giving me brain trauma.
Would one elevate the other, or destroy it?
I like this typo, but I'm picturing a cross between Stripes and Showgirls, and it's kind of giving me brain trauma.
Images of Sgt. Hulka and John Candy recreating the pool scene from Showgirls dancing in his head now
Ugh.
Although Gina Gershon in the mud wrestling scene would be OK.
Watched Wild Things last night, and it was surprisingly enjoyable, but Bill Murray=not a very believable trial attorney. Made a great ambulance-chaser, though.
smacks forehead I completely forgot about that one - another primo supporting role; on par with Ed Wood. The film was so blatantly OTT that I didn't even try to believe anything, just enjoy the ride.
bon bon, did you watch all the way through the end credits? I thought that was a stroke of genius.
You know, telling Alibelle she'll get it when she's older is about as respectful as "Oh, you'll get fat when you're thirty, though." (to which I should have replied "Like you? Will I also get bitter and vindictive? Yay!" But I didn't. Still, being in good shape works fine as revenge so far.)
Well, I wasn't respectful to Allibelle, but I wasn't that serious in my assertion that she'll benefit from added bitterness.
Other people have cooler Bill Murray lists, in part because I neglected all of his spectacular supporting roles in Ed Wood, Tootsie ("You slut!"), Little Shop of Horrors, Wild Things etc.
Steals her pink ipod while she is distracted by the hug.
*crying* So mean. Way to kick me when I'm down.
Well, I wasn't respectful to Allibelle, but I wasn't that serious in my assertion that she'll benefit from added bitterness.
Lee has now made me bitter, and I still don't care for Groundhog Day.
So, today's lesson is: Bitterness is not all it's cracked up to be.
bon bon, did you watch all the way through the end credits? I thought that was a stroke of genius.
Heh. I was surprised by how good a movie that actually turned out to be. It was marketed like the entire movie was a Matt Dillon-Denise Richards-Neve Campbell threesome scene, but it was pretty entertaining mystery. Although I never did fully understand it, even having watched through the end credits. All the plot twists left me terribly confused.
So, today's lesson is: Bitterness is not all it's cracked up to be.
So very true. Bliss, however, is by definition extremely blissful.
bon bon, did you watch all the way through the end credits? I thought that was a stroke of genius.
That was very clever. Kind of wish I hadn't known about the threesome ahead of time, since it spoiled any twist coming from the first hour.
SQUEEE!
SQUEEE!