Episode VII: Revenge of The Rancor.

georgec said:

Now I'm imagining that that's older Luke posing for a big-game-hunter style photo with the mounted and stuffed Rancor he took down.

For Ric :

I seem to have a gene missing that everyone else in the world has. That of finding it funny when other human beings look like they got really hurt (Like the bike falling on that girl ^). Slap stick humour is hilarious because it's done by using "A SLAP STICK", but watching somebody actually get hurt isn't funny at all... call me crazy.

The rollerblading video is awesome btw.

Dammmmn Bingowings! ^ That photo just turned me gay ;-)

Ryan McAvoy said:

Dammmmn Bingowings! ^ That photo just turned me gay ;-)

This one will turn you back.

AAAHHHHHH ZARDOZZZZ!!!!

That film can never be unseen

Ryan McAvoy said:

AAAHHHHHH ZARDOZZZZ!!!!

That film can never be unseen

DuracellEnergizer said:

 

Ryan McAvoy said:

AAAHHHHHH ZARDOZZZZ!!!!

That film can never be unseen

I really need to see this movie someday.

 

It's great. A very... unique... experience...

But I'd view John Boorman's other masterworks first, before 'Zardoz'. Especially 'Point Blank', 'Excalibur' and 'Hope and Glory'.

Sadly if you're in the UK 'Point Blank' can be strangely hard to get hold of as it's never been released here. I imported the US DVD and it's worth every penny.

Ah, Excalibur ... a trilogy's worth of storyline crammed into a single average-length movie.

Let's just say I have mixed feelings on that rather interesting film.

DuracellEnergizer said:

Ah, Excalibur ... a trilogy's worth of storyline crammed into a single average-length movie.

Let's just say I have mixed feelings on that rather interesting film.

*slowly and quietly shuffles into the room*

(Whispering) I actually really really like Excalibur.

*runs away*

DuracellEnergizer said:

Ah, Excalibur ... a trilogy's worth of storyline crammed into a single average-length movie.

Let's just say I have mixed feelings on that rather interesting film.

greenpenguino said :

*slowly and quietly shuffles into the room*

(Whispering) I actually really really like Excalibur.

*runs away*

GIF of Nicol Williamson as Merlin Falling in water link fail.

You mean THIS!?

Sure the film has flaws, but that doesn't stop it from being one of my favourite films.

Plus Nicol Williamson is really great as Merlin.

...

And Helen Mirren in this film switched on a lot of... feelings... in this young man, before I saw Miss Kate Winslet in Titanic and then Caligula (where things really kicked into high gear)

Sluggo said:

I miss Sluggo and old me.