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Since when is there a White Queen in Alice in Wonderland? She's a Through the Looking Glass character! And she wants Alice to slay a Bandersnatch? Like, the one from The Jabberwocky?
Between this and the images showing Alice on what appears to be a pirate ship, I am not feeling too comfortable about this movie.
Were those characters in the original Disney film?
No - just the Queen of Hearts.
I've joined the crack team of bloggers at The Screengrab, which is Nerve.com's movie page. My first post is up now. It ain't much, but it's a start. Warning: Nerve.com is primarily a purveyor of the prurient, so your job may be less than thrilled about you clicking on that page. Mine doesn't seem to care.
No - just the Queen of Hearts.
OK, no excuse then.
Man, old-school comic book covers crack me up.
Hey Cor! Cool beans on your piece.
8:00 pm: Dick on Oxygen (again at 10:00 pm). This movie looked stupid and fluffy in the previews, and I didn’t watch it until a friend forced it on me. It’s hilarious. Best as the second half of a double feature with All The President’s Men.
As the Freshman makes the perfect third part after Godfathers 1 and 2.
I wonder what other such double bills there are. Is Barton Fink improved when seen after a Wallace Beery wrestling pic?
Dude! Thanks for the warning on Cleo From 9 to 5. I want to see that.
On The Haunting you neglect to mention (a) the coolness of Claire Bloom's sapphic sexy psychic, and (b) that she was lovers with Philip Roth for a long time (and then briefly married him). Also, if you've never seen her in James Joyce's Women then you should, because her performance of Molly Bloom's soliloquy at the end of Ulysses is AWESOME.
Also, you neglected to point out that the car from Vanishing Point was the iconic car Tim Minear used in Drive. Well, okay, nobody's really going to get that one but us.
I wonder what other such double bills there are.
This Is Spinal Tap, followed by Decline of the Western Civilization Pt.2: The Metal Years.
Netflix bastards are adding a $1/mo surcharge for Blu-Ray.
