One of my sisters had an inflatable John Lennon thing on her bedpost for years. Not really a doll. I wonder if she still has it and what it would sell for.

I prefer the first. It was more true to its own stupidness.

We needed both versions of Judge Dredd.

I ask because a friend of mine was once an usher at a place with a midnight movie, so she saw Flashdance over 700 times.

I would score that as a 2 on a 10 scale.

So how many times did you end up having to see it?

The Sting.

You only make me want to see these movies.

Yeah. I would hate to be described in those manners. To think, describing a model as thin, in this day and age.

There being few if any other viable options for the wooshing noise is relevant, and maybe they have information of their own. What other cheap sources of air blowing do you envisage?

I do not recall small hand-held hair dryers existing back then, and they also have a lot of their own unavoidable motor noise to overcome.

Those smart dolphins that attach mines to ship hulls.

So, the latter in this case, then.

I think the tone of the film can convey if the female character is knowingly dangling sexual bait and is in charge of the situation vs. is simply a trophic level down.

Didn't see it. Not even worth a view at 1 am with nothing else to do?

Man. He must have gained some weight for that role, and it all went to his neck. Thanks for the info.

Concur.

Nothing? Not even like Hopkins playing Nixon?

You are correct, it would receive a brief mention, but it would mention it, and there would be no other reason why he got the role that he did.

Charlize Theron won a well-deserved best actress Oscar for uglying her self up to the point of non-recognition in Monster and absolutely inhabited that role, the same way that Forest Whitaker did for The Last King of Scotland. If Margot Robbie wants to act for a living, there are venues available to her. I would…