Use super-hypnotism to make OTHER people do the evil deeds. Then, if the cops arrest them, they'd go "I was hypnotised!", and the cops would go "suuuuuuuuuuuuuure you were. Now put yer goddamn pants back on, Your Holiness".

Interestingly, Spielberg has a better relationship with lawyers (well, BUSINESS lawyers) than you might think: for years, he resisted joining a talent agency, instead having his personal lawyer negotiate his contracts.
And, given that he affectionately named the shark in JAWS "Bruce" after that lawyer, I think that…

Don't watch 'em on mute; watch 'em in French.
seriously, it works best.

(mentally scrolls through both careers for comparisons; now fixated on seeing Woody Allen appear in one of the TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE movies)

Of course. Lucas also gave us… THE SARLACC.

I recall an interview with Bruce Timm (who was involved with FREAKAZOID! in it's early stages- he essentially designed most of the original cast), in which he noted that, although Spielberg didn't really stick around once the shows got running, he WAS a lot more involved in their early development than you might…

Oh no; check my other posts on this thread; I'm a HUGE Argento/Bava fan. I just don't think Fulci is in their league.

Well, if a more technically skilled director (or at least a more technically skilled FX guy) made some of those films, they'd be unendurable…. although I'm willing to concede that some of the "clumsiness" of the FX MAY actually be intentional. (there's a scene with a bat in HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY that actual starts…

Which is a shame, as their FATHER'S DAY is MUCH more interesting. (Got to love a film where Lloyd Kaufmann shows up as God in the "Heaven" sequence…and then shows up as God AGAIN in the "Hell" sequence, because he's the landlord.)

I used to write off Fulci completely; I've warmed to him a bit, but he's still not in the league of Argento or Mario Bava (or Michelle Soavi, for that matter)

see my response to Pinky.

oh my yes.

Well, not ALL of DePalma's films are total Hitchcock rip-offs (big PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE fan)… but he sure was guilty of it on occasion.
It's telling that Hitchcock preferred Dario Argento, who knew all Hitch's techniques (and Bava's, too), but was never anything but his own man. (Of course, DePalma ripped off…

There is some debate on this issue: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

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" I don't know who the preeminent feeble old lady is in the DC comics continuum."

"That depends on what your definition of "is" is."- William Jefferson Clinton.

He's trying to get cast as J.Jonah Jameson in the next Spidey film. IT'S IN THE SONY HACK.

Boy, that Billy-Bob wuz a heckova play-writer.

No, it's a tenant. IT LIVES THERE, and it's behind in it's rent.