Cool beans! So...who's seen this Jerry Cornelius movie?

Oh, missed you saying this, but I did. Don't remember much except FUCKED UP.

I will admit I was seriously drunk at the time.

Speaking of fucked up and movies, I give you the Ursa's World website.

This website is for all those who wish to submit to a cruel, all-powerful, unstoppable, invincible, invulnerable, superhuman Kryptonian Goddess.

That would be Sarah Douglas in Superman II.

Dude, I'm not sure anything tops the carnivorous piano, so I'm thinking that should be your watermark for fucked up.

so I'm thinking that should be your watermark for fucked up.

True, it's only mildly fucked up in a rubber-chicken-on-your-head kind of way.

I'm just wondering if they copped her look in Superman from Servalan.

(She was in the Jerry Cornelius movie, incidentally, which is why I looked her up.)

The Little Prince (the movie. Which I also didn't know existed)

I've seen it! It's not too bad, but definitely not very memorable. Gene Wilder is great as the Fox, and it was Bob Fosse's last feature film song-and-dance performance (as the Snake).

Holy shit! Stanley Donen directed The Little Prince. You don't see that mentioned on his resume a whole lot (less than Saturn 3 and Blame it on Rio even).

Huh, Will Vinton did a claymation version as well in 1979.

Also, Saturn 3's screenplay? Martin Amis. Yes, that one.

Looks like a Zardoz level flustercluck.

In response to someone who couldn't believe I knew of, let alone had seen, Zardoz, I said, "Heck, I'm going as Zardoz for Halloween."

Now there's a group costume in the works, with a friend making a Big Stone Head.

Odds of everyone thinking I'm going as "Vampirella FAIL" are pretty good.

OK, the above is downright hilarious and awesome, but how could you go as Zardoz AND your costume be "Vampirella FAIL" when Zardoz was the big giant head?

Now if you're going as Zed, that would be another story. And I think we'd ALL want pictures.

I finally saw Inglourious Basterds. I like Strega's earlier description of "a series of tense conversations, punctuated by bursts of violence." I liked a lot about the movie, but I'm not sure I like it as a complete movie. It felt like two movies, neither of which reached its full potential, rather than one great movie.

I am a Tarantino fan, and I love that his movies are so unconventional (I haven't seen Jackie Brown ). But I don't think this was his best work.

I haven't seen Jackie Brown

You definitely should. In a lot of ways, its a very sad movie, but it's also hilarious in a lot of places.