The camera briefly flashes back to the disappointed face of Martian Judge.

He's too busy kicking ass and taking the awards under his own power. He doesn't need any one to simply give him one.

One thing that we're probably overlooking is that most of the awards shows seem to geared to casual film goer audience, not us. We're all movie media buffs who revel in obscure arcane lore behind everything movie related. To the greater general public though, movies are probably viewed as mere disposable…

I was hoping
for the Bond movie first

Sorry… How the town car got into my pajamas I'll never know.

Bach
St. Matthew walks out to his town car in pink melon sports jacket.
Gets in. Starts it.

Rob Roy convinced me. That's when you realize how large a guy he is… especially with that great end fight with shrimpy Tim Roth.

Kingsley's commentary is interesting on that. Essentially he just played it straight up l'enfant terrible baby screaming.

Just kick back with a bottled water and chat up the stage hands who handle curtains and lights while her zoo entourage clamours.

Absolutely.

Willis - Rourke
It might kinda seem kinda strange to the youngsters around here… but Bruce Willis and Mickey Rourke.

Tiny Ian Holm was all scary sinister as Ash too. He really is hobbit sized.

Older Unlikely Badasses
Kindly actors who played against type…

Sorry - As much as I like Hanks and the Perdition movie for lots of reasons, but it was still wide stretch of disbelief to imagine Hanks as a cold badass killer.

Coen Brothers & Kubrick
I would say that the Coen brother and Kubrick movies feature tons of examples of one scene/limited screen time performances.

I nominate Lanny for our Club poet laureate.

I can't think of a Molina performance I didn't enjoy… all kinda diverse too.

Candy crazed music S&M
To followup lovely lie M&M

The marketing for this appeared to more along the lines of some Todd Phillips-Judd Apatow-John C Reilly hybrid. I had zero idea it from one of my faves, Alexander Paine - Election-About Schmit-Sideways sorta smart comedy. Those are 3 serio-comedies I can watch limitlessly. Those are classics in my book and knowing…

Larry parked his plain tan sedan at the new Stuckeys by the Interstate. The parking lot was packed full and he had to find a place far from the building. As he walked to the restaurant entrance, he noticed heaps of clotted construction dirt was piled along one side of the parking lot. Dirty tread marks from the…