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Tremors is fabulous. Reba!
Barbarella was less boggling the first time I saw it at the drive-in than it's been since. That may say something about my states of mind then and now. Barbarella and The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming are responsible for my being a fan of John Phillip Law.
...those may be his entire oevre, actually.
...those may be his entire oevre, actually.
Danger: Diabolik! One of the best spy villain lairs ever.
Does he have dialog? Because on my mental movie screen, Pygar tilts his head, birdlike, and says in a "Russian" accent, "You kiss-ed me."
Sci Fi movie posters from an alternate universe.
I would watch the fuck out of that Matrix. Can you imagine? "I know Kung Fu" indeed.
Does he have dialog?
Oh yes. And an evil laugh.
I want a The Maxx movie! I could do without the Stallone though.
I actually thought you were being sarcastic when you posted that. There has been SO much "Inception" talk.
Not at all sarcastic. I was gobsmacked to see (incorrectly, as it turns out) only one post.
Off now to have fun reading what the B'stas have to say! Whee!
I saw it and enjoyed it muchly. Though I'm too worn down to appreciate it on a philosophical level and contribute to the discussion of what was real and what wasn't.
Fire Bad. Tom Hardy Pretty.
Crum! I can't find a site that is still showing this: The Awesome 'Secret' Behind the Music in Inception: [link]
Help, anyone? I loved the music and sound design and would love to see this.
I was reading the Billy West Random Roles at AVclub and he had this bit that I thought I should share:
You know the show Oz? Well, I was separated from my wife, and when I went home one time she said, "Have you seen Oz?" And I said, "No, I haven't." So she said, "Sit down." And she knew what was coming up, and she pointed, "Watch this guy, watch this motherfucker. Those are not acting choices. They are not—he's doing something very familiar and very real to him." You know, Schillinger, the worst guy in the prison. [J.K. Simmons voice.] "I've changed, Beecher." She said, "Look at this motherfucker, he's the real deal." And I started snickering, and I go, "I know him. That's the Yellow M&M."
When I get to see him, he's only doing voice acting, but believe it or not, he's taking me to school most of the time. Even though it seems like nothing much: [J.K. Simmons voice.] "Uh, Red…" It's the way you riff in the booth before you actually record anything.