I saw them filming a scene in Burbank today. I don't watch the show and couldn't see what was happening and they shoot there all the time, but, spoilers, some characters will be walking down a street they have walked down before on an upcoming episode.
Here in L.A. I see girls wearing those ratty cut up shirts all the time. As a red-blooded male, I suppose it's nice getting a clear view of a young lady's underwear. That sounds creepy, but they've removed a third of the fabric from their top, so it's not my fault. On the other hand, it looks stupid and not edgy when everyone's doing it.
I saw it last week and it's not really depressing. It is harrowing and intense, but it's an incredible movie that everyone should see. It even has some quite funny moments and the director told us beforehand that it's okay to laugh at those parts, so I think you'll be ok.
This reminds me of my second favorite Lassie episode where Timmy nurses a raccoon which he names Melonhead back to health only to later find Melonhead dead in the middle of a road where people liked to speed. So, he buries Melonhead on the side of the road and erects a sign that reads, "Here Lies Melonhead - Please Drive Slowly" which I'm sure caused many a scofflaw to think twice.
Right there with you, hots, but Garfield was elected as a reformer, so I'd like to think we would have made it out ok if he hadn't been shot by a madman. What's funny is that Arthur was put on the ticket to appease the crooked N.Y. Customs House Boss Tweed types, but after Garfield died, Chet decided the right thing to do was continue Garfield's policies. (To your question, since it took Garfield months to die, the country did get pretty attached to him with daily newspaper dispatches on how much puss was leaking from the president's wound.) So, perhaps in an Arthurian move, Kelly will bring about a return of WMOAT in Gabe's honor.
I was going to say losing a Garfield gaining a Chester A. Arthur because Chet was Totally A. Awesome and quite underrated, but Garfield's presidency was brief, so maybe Harding-Coolidge is a better analogy.
I didn't get to see The Wolverine (I think James Mangold is the hackiest of hacks) but, I did see The Act of Killing and, holy frijole, that is an incredible movie. Fascinating, strange, harrowing, beautiful; it's one of the best documentaries ever made. No lie. See it.
I really hated Four Lions. For some reason, every joke in that movie fell flat for me and I found it basically unwatchable. That said, I don't believe any subject is off limits no matter what the genre. If it's done right, a school shooting comedy could be moving and enlightening, and if done wrong, we can talk about it and be informed that way. The Dirties has me intrigued.
Yeah, having sex with Logan would be a little weird. Same for Colossus, Iceman, Beast defninitely, Angel, Nightcrawler of course (I imagine he's a fuck and bamf kind of dude). But, if I were a lady, I'd totally screw Gambit. That guy is suave.
In memory it was strongly implied, but the left it a little ambiguous. But, then I also have a vague memory of Orson Welles, or his voice playing Robin at one point?
I love her another Martino film, Your Vice is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key a.k.a. Gently Before She Dies. She's also pretty and in peril in it. A good, under the radar Giallo. I kid of wish she was in Torso, too.
I work from home which means I spent the day annoying my cat by piling things on her favorite napping spot. She's watching me right now with that "you're an asshole" look.
Does anyone actually like Reggie Watts? I've never seen him do anything even remotely funny or entertaining. I really don't understand how he has a show or even a following. I even saw him live once opening for a great band and my friends and I were so confused. We were wondering if they had let the sound tech goof around on stage for some reason. Honestly.
I don't know. Who wouldn't want to see a scantily clad lady running around kicking dudes and tying them up with a magic rope? I think it's her cuckoo backstory that the movies don't know what to do with.
This is wonderful. Thank you for filling my heart with joy on this hot summer day. Tom Catt spreads mirth and frivolity to a suffering populace and he should be celebrated, not mocked. The ladies, though, deserve some ribbing because cats don't move like that on sand.
I appreciate how in this show and on Weeds, Jenji Kohan gets a kick out of putting yoga/Whole Foods/mani-pedi loving middle class white women in their place.
Surprisingly, for me, the only two of these that looked any good are Oldboy and Lovelace. I don't know why they had to remake Oldboy, but I guess if they did, Josh Brolin and Spike Lee are the way to go since those are two names pretty far down the list of people I'd expect to be involved in an Oldboy remake. And, Lovelace is about Linda Lovelace, a much more interesting subject than Porn. Plus, for some reason I think Amanda Seyfried is a pretty good actress.
Highly recommended although the crux of the story is the search for $3000 all in one hundred dollar bills whose serial numbers are all divisible by 13 so the main character can save his circus. Harry was a bit of a madman.
The thing that bugged me (and I'm sure I'm not alone) is that this is a blatant rip-off of the great Harry Stephen Keeler's book The Case of the Crazy Corpse in which a body is pulled from Lake Michigan which turns out to be the torso of a black man glued to the lower half of a Chinese woman.
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