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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
If there aren't any wise-cracking robots in silhouette snarking on the film, I'd say very.
Nope, they run them straight. Last week was something called "Quatermass II: Invasion from Space", some '50s British thing where they used a new Shell oil plant as the set (according to the note at the end). I'm wondering what the first Quatermass (spelled correctly) was like that they thought it was worth making a sequel.
Maybe I'll just play Icewind Dale with the headphones on loud.
watch Keanu drive around in a pink, flowery go-cart
I obviously need to rewatch this movie again. The first time I saw it, I must have been too young to fully appreciate His Keanuness.
That sounds fabulous! In fact, they should film it and show it every...oh, right.
That movie is GREAT and they should show it every Christmas!
Sounds like somebody put acid in the egg nog.
I'm amazed the Mexican SANTA CLAUS movie that MST did one year didn't make the list. I heard that used to get pulled out every Xmas for several years there during the 60s.
And now I want to hear "Let's All Have a Patrick Swayze X-mas". I think that was during ...CONQUERS THE MARTIANS, though.
And now I want to hear "Let's All Have a Patrick Swayze X-mas"
... love that song.
Last week was something called "Quatermass II: Invasion from Space", some '50s British thing where they used a new Shell oil plant as the set (according to the note at the end). I'm wondering what the first Quatermass (spelled correctly) was like that they thought it was worth making a sequel.
Well, they were no budget movies, but the Quatermass films (which were based on a TV series) were smartly scripted (not unlike DR. WHO, though not kid oriented). 20,000,000 YEARS TO EARTH is a really cool movie, but I think it had a much more generous budget.
That movie is GREAT and they should show it every Christmas!
It's also got Richard Mulligan! Pre-Bill-and-Ted!Keanu! Drew doesn't look that stoned! And all the Mother Goose references. So awesome.
I dicovered last night that Memphis' lone Long John Silver's is in an area of town I really don't ever want to drive through again.
I just realized this morning why the Brown's Chicken nearest my apartment doesn't have a bigger sign and is tucked away into a strip mall, as opposed to a stand-alone building like every other one in the chain. It's in Palatine. Back in 1993, seven people were killed in the old Palatine Brown's (which was a stand-alone), and the murder suspects have been awaiting trial for 4 1/2 years. A strange revelation to have while listening to the radio news as you're getting into the shower.
Well then, without further ado: [link]
Hee! Thanks.