It's kind of like a double jackass feature!
Batman and Robin can be:
Jackass and Robin or
Batman and Jackass or
Jackass and Jackass!
Now let's try it with The Cook The Theif His Wife and Her Lover.
So let me see if I understand this....
You take the title of a movie that is not called Jackass. You remove one word from that title. You replace that word with the word Jackass. Hilarity ensues.
GENIOUS!!
:rolleyes:
PS: How could no-one have mentioned Billy Jackass?
Some good choices so far. I hated Radioland Murders though. It seemed to have been scripted on the spot. It reminded me of one of those puppet shows at a kids party that just makes it up as it goes along and doesn't pay any mind to the fact that no-one is watching.
The Phantom Broadcast is a...
Paul Gulacy, hmmm? That could be interesting. Thanks for the link, lots of information there. But good lawdamassy does the page have to be so UGLY? My eyes hurt.
He must have a good tailor to help that suit fit him like that. The trousers are perfect, with just that tiny, almost indiscernible little break. He could almost be a Fellowes illustration, he just needs a mustache.
I also agree that In a Lonely Place is way better than Dead Reckoning. In Dead Reckoning Bogie kills time throwing pitches in his hotel room, and what pitches they are!! They make Gary Cooper's pitching in his hotel in Meet John Doe look dangerous by comparison. Maybe Bogie hadn't been to a game...
Paper Moon is a wonderful movie. It is pretty much perfect. Weren't the seventies great!!!
The documentary attached to the dvd is interesting too. it seems that Polly Platt, then married to Peter Bogdanovich, was as responisble for the excelence of this film as Bogdanovich was. Last Picture...
Maybe this should be in NEWS, but here it is. The last, the very last of the original blues artists to record on Paramount Records has passed away. Here's the article/obit from AP:
You'll be pleased to know that The Proposition was such a success that director John Hillcoat and star Ray Winstone will be back together on another Nick Cave scripted project very soon. It's a black comedy (you were expecting a romantic comedy from Herr Cave?) set in London called Death of a...
Is that a new policy? The Pleasantville thread was pretty political. Or do you mean that you don't want political discussions unless they can be directly relatd to the film?
Cheers.
Wasn't there also a Mel Brooks produced tv show called When Things Were Rotten or something? And didn't it star some gameshow host or something as Robin Hood? Or am I confusing an episode of Don Adams' Screen Test with Men in Tights?
(Rememebrs more: "There comes a time in every man's life...
It has a real Terry Thomas quality to it.
It's so suggestive of that period of film, those Ealing comedies especially (Kind Hearts and Coronets, for example, or those St Trinians films) that I'd love a suit just like it. I can just see myself walking into a lecture hall wearing knickers...
I'm not all that hung up on period detail even when it's really off - like Robert Redford's hair in The Sting. Comments like "Josh Harnett's hat is all wrong" are kind of comical, and barely relevant to my veiwing of the film. I'm more than willing to check my disbelief at the door as long as...
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