Coffee and toast:
he was Bruce's sensai or some such.
No, he was never Bruce's mentor (I don't think), but he was a very civilized villain, the type you could sit down and play an intriguing game of chess with. So there were always a large number of civilized conversations between he and Batman.
Defamer's take on that new Clive Owen movie:
Clive Owen is finalizing the details to star in Shoot-Em-Up for New Line, an “ultraviolent” flick with scenes that include “a shootout during a sex scene and another in the midst of a freefall.” We don’t want to fall prey to the hype machine, but this may turn out to be the greatest movie ever made.
Ra's Al Ghul
I would like the record to show that I dislike that apostrophe immensely. Unless his name really does mean "The Al Ghul belonging to Ra."
Or tough guy and baby?
I saw this movie. It starred Chow Yun-Fat and a lot of Hong Kong neon. Okay, the baby in question would have lost its hearing from all the gunfire going on right near its head, except that it was so obviously a salami wrapped up in baby blankets.
I would be happier with Clive if he would make more movies that don't sound like video games. Period clothing is not required, although a nice natty suit never did anybody wrong.
I saw this movie. It starred Chow Yun-Fat and a lot of Hong Kong neon.
And it has possibly the most disturbing poster ever - [link]
That really doesn't do it justice. To see it in its maximum disturbance, you have to see it silk-screened on a T-shirt, like the one my friend wears every effin' week. The baby is just this pale blob amidst Chow Yun Fat, leather, and fire. Very odd.
And it has possibly the most disturbing poster ever
::thinks maybe juliana hasn't seen a lot of anime demon porn posters::
::thinks maybe juliana hasn't seen a lot of anime demon porn posters::
I have, but it's anime, and so I can glaze over it. It's like I whitefont it right out. The poster for Hard Boiled, though, it has one of the prettiest men ever, so I have to look, and then I get weirded out again.
Was Dana Elcar's death already mentioned here? Sad news--I have fond memories of him in MacGyver, of course, but also loved him as FBI Agent Polk in The Sting.
"Sit down and shut up, will ya? Try not to live up to all my expectations."
Dana Elcar was working at Arena Stage when I was an intern there. I was 16 and he was so kind to me. At the time, I was pleased that he took me seriously and never treated me like a kid, but I realize now he was looking out for my feelings and putting up with a lot more chatting from a passionate and opinionated drama-crazy teenager than he needed to and I am doubly grateful.
From the library, I have returned with
The Maltese Falcon
and
Monsoon Wedding.