A friend of mine says that we quote movies today the way people 200 years ago quoted the classical authors.
Woah.
Olaf the Troll ,'Showtime'
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A friend of mine says that we quote movies today the way people 200 years ago quoted the classical authors.
Woah.
I see it, in most cases, as a function of bonding rather than wisdom. If I meet somebody about my age and say "Why would anybody steal a screw?" generally it's an icebreaker. And if I meet a stranger and say "Lost art, ducking." and they Get It, I tend to think certain things about their world view and taste in entertainment...but sometimes I'm wrong.
I just want to say that it's about damn time: [link]
I just want to say that it's about damn time
No SHIT! Yeah! Gotta go with you on that, Corwood. I actually have my taped version of PAT GARRETT... labeled "The Smiling Cobra Version"
Granted, in a lot of ways, it's RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY getting a decent release that chuffs me most.
I'm even excited about Cable Hogue. Ah, Cable! Cable! Where ya been? Why'd you leave me for so long?
Sorry, John Cale took over my brain for a moment.
We're watching Deadwood, thanks to Netflix. Not having HBO means we get to save interesting shows for whenever.
So far, I'm enjoying it, cocksuckers.
That'll be your new favorite word for a while. How far in are you?
Episode two.
Ooo! I like the other things the HPHLS has done, and that's a great poster.