::points vaguely in the direction of Nighthawks::
Yeah, yeah. Really, Tango and Cash is better ammo. I mean, I don't OWN Nighthawks. I don't try to make other people WATCH Nighthawks. I'm just sickly fascinated by it, and by the fact that Stallone is actually attractive in the fucking thing. [link] (In a slim Kevin Smith way.)
Dune, however, I saw in the theatre when it came out. Frank Herbert was there. It was An Event (it was one of two official premiere showings). I am not able to be entirely rational about it, because I was 10, and it was a Big Deal to go see it.
Plus, my father watched it every few years. So I saw it often.
None of them were as bad as the Three Penny Opera production he was in in the late 80's.
Oh my. This was one of the most significant first dates of my life. We were so excited and Sting's wee voice was totally lost on the stage under the other projecting singers. Sad.
I'm just sickly fascinated by it, and by the fact that Stallone is actually attractive in the fucking thing.
I LOVE Nighthawks. But I freely admit that I will watch Rutger Hauer in ANYTHING.
I saw (500) Days of Summer today. I have not laughed that hard at a movie in a very long time.
I LOVE Nighthawks. But I freely admit that I will watch Rutger Hauer in ANYTHING.
Oh yeah! Forgot to add RH at Peak Hotness.
I saw (500) Days of Summer today. I have not laughed that hard at a movie in a very long time.
It really was quite funny. We missed some lines, we were laughing so hard.
Rutger Hauer should've been a mega-star but alas, he had a brief flirtation with stardom, and then was relegated to mostly crap B-movies. If you haven't seen the movie,
Split Second,
then rectify it immediately. It's a relatively low-budget sci-fi/horror flick he made in England, and is so much better than you'd expect.
He was great in Batman Begins.
He was great in Batman Begins.
But I was thrown for a loop seeing how much he'd aged. He was always Roy Batty in my head.
