One of Seattle's radio stations has been playing that Queens of the Stone Age song mixed with the SNL "more cowbell" sketch. Pretty funny. Well, the first 10 times, anyway.
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7. Al Pacino - Hoo-ah! Always over the top, and we wouldn't have him any other way.
Pfft. First of all, Al can be subtle (cf., Godfather movies). Second of all, I hate it when he's a ham. Who the fuck loved him in Smell of a Woman? The most obvious apology Oscar since Butterfield 8.
Also, any voice list without Richard Burton or Alan Rickman is deeply suspect.
Alan Rickman wasn't on that list. That list is dead to me.
Yeah, it's irrevelant without him.
Yes, wrod. And I liked "Scent" but I've grown up, babe. And seen the Godfather, Serpico(duh), and, hell, "And Justice For All." "This whole country's out of order." Andre Braugher? Not on the list either, and he's made some movies now. Rickman's absence is criminal, however. That is the Rickman Appeal.
Al can be subtle (cf., Godfather movies).
This is like saying I can be 4'9".
Al can be subtle (cf., Godfather movies).
This is like saying I can be 4'9".
Is there decapitation involved in realising either of these potentials?
Is there decapitation involved in realising either of these potentials?
Couldn't we start at bon's shins? She's way too pretty to be losing her head.
Couldn't we start at bon's shins? She's way too pretty to be losing her head
Hey, Hec, your fetish is showing. You might want to tuck that in.
Hey, I was gonna back him up, and I'm not hair-a-philic.
ita is far more bloodthirsty than I ever realized. Dual decapitations! Really!
In any case, what Al and I have in common is that something was true of both of us in the 1970s that is very unlikely to become true today.