I scanned the quotes page for 2012 at imdb but nothing jumped out at me as the last line and it was too painful to re-read all of them so I gave up.
Buffista Movies 7: Brides for 7 Samurai
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His seven year old daughter tells dad that, thanks to their ordeal, she no longer has to wear pull-ups. She's stopped wetting the bed. I hate this movie so much.
I was going to suggest watching a good disaster film to wash the taste away but I can't think of any.
Poseidon Adventure--the original version.
His seven year old daughter...
BWAHAHAHA! OMG, that's hilariously awful. For me, since I didn't have to sit through it.
Is anyone planning to see RiffTrax LIVE: Reefer Madness?
I miss Brandon Lee as The Crow. I think the idea of a remake is stupid. It's a story idea where you can have infinite Crows.
For some reason, Brandon Lee and Heath Ledger are in similar not-yet-over categories for me. Not sure why. But it's going to be a long time before I can happily stomach a new Joker either.
it's going to be a long time before I can happily stomach a new Joker either.
for me, maybe forever.
For some reason, Brandon Lee and Heath Ledger are in similar not-yet-over categories for me. Not sure why. But it's going to be a long time before I can happily stomach a new Joker either.
I haven't gone back to watch Ledger's Joker since I saw it on the big screen, but I've seen The Crow probably half a dozen times in the last three years, and Lee is so, so, so good. Layered and nuanced and deeply felt and thoughtful and balls-out over the top (but exquisitely controlled at the same time). He's a great Crow, and it's such a great performance on so many levels that it makes me infinitely sad that we won't get to see what else he could do with all those gifts.
And, Nick Cave, splendid, but I just don't need any more Crows. Brandon Lee is utterly, superlatively it.