Dredd 3D - fun movie, does what it wants to do well
It's funny how movies like this can be so effective when they shed all the unnecessary exposition and over-explanation you'd find in something like a Michael Bay movie.
TV's Frink said:
She's back up.
TV's Frink said:
Redact it.
I put my thing down, flip it, and reverse it.
doubleKO said:
Am I the only one that sees a front-facing Tyrannosaurus Rex wearing two giant oven mitts?
Lawyer up.
Harmy said:
Why are you all in such a grave mood about this. I for one think this find to be really hilarious. I mean, she's alive and well today, isn't she? And everybody knows she was doing coke - like every other celebrity in the 70s and 80s. So what's the big sad deal about it?
Some of us are being facetious.
Wah?
My ultimate duck would be Kate Beckinsale.
Is this thread about fapping into tissues?
She missed all the snow on Hoth.
Was there a traumatic incident in the past that involved sock accounts? I've only been around for just over one year.
Why?
zombie84 said:
Usually, but I think the reason is that the pinky is used less in everyday life so the longer nail doesn't interfere with things as much and is less conspicuous. But the index would probably be easier for the um, intended usage. And also for women, some women have every nail that long, so it's not a big deal.
I guess this does explain Carrie's slightly worn-out appearance in the film in very direct ways.
Maybe she used the index nail to throw off suspicions. But it's quite clear the other nails are cut.
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I imagine this will find its way back to George and be added to the list of revisions for the next iteration of the original vision of Star Wars.
What about a thread where people make fake accounts (you call them socks, right?) and everyone tries to guess who is who?
It could make for a fun Halloween masquerade ball type thing.
^ Yup. I confirmed it to be so on my UOT discs.
Usually it's the pinkie nail, though, right?
zombie84 said:
The Quest (1996). Kind of like Bloodsport meets Mortal Kombat with a bit of Charles Dickins or something thrown in. Not a particularly great movie but I have always had a soft spot for it. Haven't seen it since the 1990s. It was as good and as bad as I remembered it being. Not a huge Van Damme fan but this is one of his better films in my opinion.
As a huge JCVD fan I love that movie (in a way that you love movies which aren't very good but you watched as a kid).
You forgot the most important detail - it has Roger Moore!
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georgec said:
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georgec said:
I'd like a "chill out and relax" type thread.
There are a few floating around off-topic. Have fun looking!
I'm too stressed out and wound up to look.
I'm sorry, but that is beyond the scope of this thread.
Lando!
Is the name of the thread I seek "Lando"? Are you giving me a clue?
A: My friend
Q: Pontification or proliferation?
Inland Empire - 7/10 - the best and worst of David Lynch. Mysterious, brooding, and atmospheric, but largely aimless and disjointed. Lynch himself has said there wasn't a script and that he wrote scenes just a day or two before they were filmed. But overall the film seems to be more of an encapsulation of his filmmaking process.
TV's Frink said:
georgec said:
I'd like a "chill out and relax" type thread.
There are a few floating around off-topic. Have fun looking!
I'm too stressed out and wound up to look.
TV's Frink said:
Breakfast.
But what about second breakfast?
Waiting for: my own mortality
Looking forward to: eternal life
