In the movie, Hitler spends much of his time yelling and screaming at his generals.
Hence, Oscar the Grouch.
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In the movie, Hitler spends much of his time yelling and screaming at his generals.
Hence, Oscar the Grouch.
Yeah, that could work.
He could spend the movie in a garbage can with wheels, and Goebbels could push him around the bunker....
Imagine Gonzo giving impassioned speeches to vast throngs of jackbooted chickens...
Huh, now I'm imagining Grover waving his arms in the air and screaming "Goebby BABY!!!!"
Sometimes the straight to DVD surprises.
Cruel Intentions 2 gave us the giggles and guffaws--yeah, we watched as a group. If you've seen Cruel Intentions you've seen Cruel Intentions 2, which is basically the same movie, only self referential of the original--wrap your head around that. Amy Adams was wonderful as Catherine.
Cruel Intentions 2 was a reworked Fox pilot, with bonus nudity! That I (self-pimp alert)recapped.
Dude needs to stop re-making old movies and do the Hobbit. I hate to say it, but Ian McKellan isn't getting any younger. (Yes, I know there's still a big legal mess with the rights, but I want to see it and I can't imagine anyone else playing Gandalf.)
I can't imagine anyone else playing Gandalf
Grover!
I'm heartened by the fact that McKellen tends to play older than he actually is. In interviews and such he seems more hale and hearty than he does in the movies.
Plus, sheer fabulosity should see him through into his 90s at least...