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Last night, I watched Jarmusch's Mystery Train for the first time since Joe Strummer died. I've seen it several times, and each time it's as funny and wonderful as I thought it was the first time, but this time it was a little bittersweet and sad as well.
Also, I came into it (it was on cable) most of the way through Far From Yokohama, which is my favorite piece in the movie, but the other two sections are still wonderful.
Has it been mentioned that Del Toro and Pearlman are back for Hellboy 2, yet?
Perlman. And yay!
Whoohoo! I'm ready for more Hellboy, anytime.
That's great. I enjoyed the first one.
I'm just going to throw this out here for Deadwood fans: Steve the Drunk is played by the same actor who played Xander's father.
I'm just going to throw this out here for Deadwood fans: Steve the Drunk is played by the same actor who played Xander's father.
No way. I can totally see it, now that you've mentioned it, but I would have never made that connection.
That reminds me of my recent realizations that both Willy the Snitch and Whistler were on Homicide
"I know him. Who is that? Lemme go IMDB."
I knew I'd seen him before, Corwood. Couldn't place him though.
I just saw Krrish. Any Bollywood fans interested in thoughts?