You know, we must not forget that horrible hag, Toni Collette, when thinking of Velvet Goldmine. Such a shame that movie was filled with unattractive naked people getting their groove on...
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Jonathan ,'Touched'
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You know, we must not forget that horrible hag, Toni Collette, when thinking of Velvet Goldmine. Such a shame that movie was filled with unattractive naked people getting their groove on...
t wipes away drool puddle.
You know, we must not forget that horrible hag, Toni Collette,
That talentless warthog!
::hides small gallery of Toni pictures in a sub-folder::
Hec, I know! And she has such a ghastly set of hooters!
Almost as horrible as those sported by Asia Argento.
Triumph of the human spirit, mos def. Them dragging all that ugly around and being brave enough to insist somebody look.
Corwood -- Ah, yes, you're right; I don't think we actually disagree. Cool!
He has to prove to himself that being a bastard to the world is alright as long as you're not one to your compadres. I mean, he's wrong, but that's how I read that fucking incredible look on his face in those couple of seconds between shooting Mapache and shooting the German.That. Yeah. It's as noble as he can get, but it's the self-awareness of it that makes it, for me.
Also:
Jonathan Lethem edited a lovely anthology of amnesia fiction called, uh (looking up on Amazon), the Vintage Book of Amnesia Fiction. Check it out. I especially love Dennis Potter's contribution.Eep. I love Potter and Lethem. Need this now.
Also, Strega, do you know if TWOP is ever going to recap The Wire?I don't know that we absolutely won't, but I'd be kind of shocked. We don't pick up shows that been on for a while anymore; it's way too hard to catch up and cover the episodes we missed if it's been on air for more than a season.
I just reread a story by Bester that definitely shows clinging to a memory as a bad thing, but it was more about neurosis than altering memories.
Plan 9 from Outer Space has been released to the public domain and is available as a free download: [link]
Just in case someone doesn't know, this is an Ed Wood movie that's often been labeled "the worst movie of all time." And very fun too.
Which is worse: Plan 9 from Outer Space or Manos, the Hands of Fate ?
Plan 9, definitely. The creators of Manos actually had some competence. (eta: not to say that Manos has anything good about it - but you can tell that the people involved have been around a movie camera before.)