That one exchange lays out one of the world's greatest comebacks.
That one exchange lays out one of the world's greatest comebacks.
That's what happens when you steal from the greats. There's nowhere to go but down. Also the "didn't see that coming" is straight from the movie where Redgrave talks like the dummy. Also stolen from this "Devil Doll" (best seen on MST3K).
SPOILERS! The ending is a bit of a head scratcher.
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Why is the road missing? Why do the characters change places? Why are the positions reversed in the snow globe?
I wish someone would explain why! Zombieism is, by definition, loss of personality. Make 10 people into vampires and you have 10 different vampires. Make 10 people into zombies and you might as well have 5 or a thousand. They are indistinguishable. They are (and the review admits this) no different from virus…
Many many years ago someone (can't remember who) described the Hollywood process as (1) buy a property for the name, (2) hire writers to create a whole new story and (3) change the name. Guess nothing's changed.
You skipped over the 15 episode movie serial. It was pretty interesting and had all the flaws of the other formats and more.
And then, when my brother was drowning in the river, he suddenly runs away instead of helping us save him. Luckily my brother turned up alive and well on the river bank downstream right next to the hospital.
And again we have people who claim they have never made something actually doing it. Not well, necessarily but still.
I was kinda hoping the balcony would collapse under Krissi, sparing the others of course.
The funniest bit with the hands is that they'll even pick your nose, but when Fry had an idea an how he could fun alone, suddenly they're making the whoa, no way gesture.
Thank you - ruined the entire concept for me :-) Although I loved the "all I see are lines". Actually, one line since they couldn't the second guy in back of the first guy. Loved Flatland.
I know this is way late, but after piling up 9 episodes on the DVR I finally sat down and watched the two hour pilot. I'm pretty sure I've never seen a show with less imagination. They mention 8 races but they are all human! Most could pass as human today - so they're tanned orange or kind of albinos but that's…
Tattoos don't seem to be random. They're like the silver mirror stuff in The Matrix. Starts with the hands and eventually crawls up the neck to the face.
I wondered at the time, if they are off duty, why did they show up in fire trucks? I hope no ones home was burning down because the trucks were at a cook-off.
Any city where they comp you the mile long buffet in exchange for gambling is all the culinary rep I need.
If you watch any number of chef contest shows you'd see nothing but ink, tobacco and beer. I think there should be less pressure tests and more blood tests.
It reminds me of a line from the Simpsons, where Krusty explains why he did something venal - "They backed up a dump truck of cash to my house. I'm not made of stone!"
English muffin, canadian bacon, egg on top. yes, there's an "amazing" hollandaise on top. They are different, but not "wildly" different.
1. How can the judges taste the food with their lips firmly attached to Wal-Mart's ass?
2. There should be a rule that the judges have to stay away from the cooking. They are constantly making snide comments and forcing the contestants to change directions. That's either cheating (if they help) or sabotaging (if…
Why is it illegal to watch foreign language programs in the US? This isn't North Korea!