Kevin Smith had me on the floor talking about the robot spider in "An Evening With Kevin Smith" especially when it showed up in Wild wild West.
Oz ,'First Date'
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JZ, I'd like you to know that the last picture alone moved S&A to the top of my queue. And ruined my concentration for 10 minutes.
mmmmmmGUH.
I've noticed the first sign that I'm getting older.... the average age of men I'm attracted to (be they famous or no) is going up.
Also, in Superman:TAS Luthor's valet/bodyguard is name Mercy. In the script it's Misty. Is there a Mercy/Misty character in the comics?
Yeah, Mercy crossed over into the comics.
Yeah, Mercy crossed over into the comics.
The DCAU, your number one source for female sidekicks to established villians!
I'm curious, then, why KS changed the name to Misty.
Yeah, Mercy crossed over into the comics.
She was also in a Smallville episode, I think.
I've noticed the first sign that I'm getting older.... the average age of men I'm attracted to (be they famous or no) is going up.
I figured I was in trouble when I saw Bill Nighy in Love, Actually.
Snakes on a Plane in French poster
How sad that the tagline in French reverts to the plain-old "relax, sit back, and enjoy the flight" instead of the play on words.
So we've got new movie channels in our digital cable thicket.
Retroplex! Iplex!
Retroplex picked up the stupidest movie but I had to get it for the title alone: Old Dracula.
(And yet it took me half the movie to realize this was a play on Young Frankenstein.)
David Niven. Dracula comedy. Except not funny. Except sort of Hammer Horror-ish. 1974. Groovy 70s London. Blacksploitation with Vampira played by Teresa Graves (Get Christy Love, I think). Great production values. Retarded script. (So, the opposite of BBC genre productions of the seventies.)
I didn't even know this movie existed.
When fandom collides... friend B left a voicemail at 2:30am about PotC... "There were monkeys! Terrifying space monkeys! It was the best movie ever! I don't remember much else, but... monkeys!!"
So... people who are seeing it today have that to look forward to...