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Buffista Movies 7: Brides for 7 Samurai
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I don't know why I don't own those DVDs. Hmmm.
I don't know why I don't own those DVDs. Hmmm.
They are good DVDs to own! Plus, they are cheap.
First PJ video blog from the Hobbit.
Hobbit! Hobbit!
edit: I should write Peter Jackson that I will be wroth with him if the curse of LOTR holds over onto The Hobbit and Hubby ends up in the hospital after another midnight showing.
I own the DVDs of Kitchen Confidential but a friend has had them for a long time. I need to get those back.
First PJ video blog from the Hobbit.
Oh dear, that vlog is very enticing, isn't it?
I started watching it on hulu yesterday...it's funny, but so far not as twisted for true Bourdain-ishness(imo, of course...haven't seen 'em all yet. )Too bad it's not still on...it might have made a perfect spec for me. I may not know a cleaver from a hole in the ground, but dark? I can do that. Faintly literary with a self-destructive tinge? I'm the Do-That Girl(actually, she's probably dead...but I'm the Copy-That Girl. At least.)
You know I realized I was kind of missing on the movie scene?
All those small budget neo-noir movies that Hollywood pumped out in the 80s and 90s. A lot were formulaic and had more posturing than acting.
But there were still a lot of gems in that subgenre: One False Move, Red Rock West, Deep Cover (Lawrence Fishburne's best), Body Heat (which kicked the noir revival off), Johnny Handsome, Angel Heart, The Grifters, The Last Seduction (Linda Fiorentino would've won an Oscar if the movie weren't disqualified on a technicality)...