Deadfall would have been good to cover. Could have asked him what the fuck Nicolas Cage was playing at. 

Deadfall would have been good to cover. Could have asked him what the fuck Nicolas Cage was playing at. 

Michael Madsen isn't cool! What the fuck.

Michael Madsen isn't cool! What the fuck.

All of his '70s Island stuff is brilliant, particularly Fear. Slow Dazzle is probably his most accessible. Ho.bosapiens is really good. His autobiography is worth seeking out, very frank (some scathing words about Lou Reed).
Of Paris 1919, Half Past France is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard in my life.

All of his '70s Island stuff is brilliant, particularly Fear. Slow Dazzle is probably his most accessible. Ho.bosapiens is really good. His autobiography is worth seeking out, very frank (some scathing words about Lou Reed).
Of Paris 1919, Half Past France is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard in my life.

Unfair. Peter Coyote is cool as fuck.

Unfair. Peter Coyote is cool as fuck.

Don't forget the bit where de Niro fucks her with the butt of a rifle.

Don't forget the bit where de Niro fucks her with the butt of a rifle.

Beckinsale is one of the most ridiculous so-called movie stars around. She's one of the breed that maintains her profile with the occasional appearance in men's magazines and just makes movies now and again as a necessary evil that's required to consolidate her level of fame. Of COURSE I'd fuck her.

I thought it was worth it for the surfing scene set to Bob Dylan's "Series of Dreams".

If biopics about still-living figures were a bit more imaginative, the filmmakers could include scenes speculating upon what the future could hold for their subjects. For instance, this one could have a scene showing Thatcher's grave being soaked in the urine of millions of pissed-off UK citizens.

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No problem. Apologies for the pedantry, though.

Re: Mr. Cage's pyramid. Perhaps he could employ a stone mason to chisel hieroglyphics depicting scenes from his varied filmography into the walls. He could also have a shelf displaying his numerous toupees. Give me a call, Nic. I'm an ideas man.

Common misconception: it wasn't Mel who said that, it was another producer on the film, Stuart Cornfeld.

"Kraftwerk are a great soul band."- Another reason to bruise Bono's shaft.

It has a wintery atmosphere to it that's kind of magical, and I love the fatalism running through it to the end, where the hero plays no part in the defeat of the Dubya-esque villain. Also, Donald Sutherland does the voice of the computer.

It's got to be the 1988 version. I don't see what right the self-proclaimed experts had to dick around with the film. It's unforgivable that they took out the freeze-frame opening (and the wrap-around freeze frame close), a huge contributor to me falling in love with the film. They also dropped some amazing scenes in…