Worf
I'll Lock Up
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Well... we likes what we likes... enjoy!Not every week. I always switch between german and english synchro. Same on Alien and Aliens.
Worf
Well... we likes what we likes... enjoy!Not every week. I always switch between german and english synchro. Same on Alien and Aliens.
^^^Another flick superbly reviewed, annotated to must-see list.
I remain transfixed a la jeune Dorothy Malone. Twisted silk steel and SEX spectacle spectacular appeal.
And vaguely recall seeing what I believe to have been Asphalt Jungle. Book another ticket, also read.
Love a well written criminal heist, fence, local yokel jack leg lawyer up to his eyeballs in whiskey/women.
I introduced our daughters and my wife to that classic from 1979 - Alien.
Freaked them out, and not having seen it myself in decades, was really impressed by how well it stands up. We saw the 2003 Ridley Scott director's version. I have the four main films in a blu-ray collection, got it for $10 CAD having spent more than $50 at a local shop.
Also have Prometheus, the sort of prequel. I can see now the links between the two.
Next week - Buckaroo Banzai Adventures Across the 8th Dimension!
^^^Ann Savage, imagine her cast as the Beautiful Wicked Witch of the West in Wizard of Oz.
Just finished Sword in the Desert with Dana Andrew’s
I had a friend at school whose mother was heavily pregnant with his younger brother when she first saw Alien....
What was the US Army's reaction on the movie, back in 1981?
Rumor has it the U.S. Army was very helpful and cooperative while they were filming Stripes, which surprised Director Ivan Reitman because the military personnel in the movie were depicted as buffoons. I've never heard or read what they thought of the finished product.What was the US Army's reaction on the movie, back in 1981?
I've never heard or read what they thought of the finished product.
The Dig on Netflix. A nice movie. Good cast, good acting, and nice cinematography. It was definitely worth the watch.