I figured you meant this movie, but i see not.
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Heh. Makes it funnier that it's Michael Caine insisting on a double. (Ref: Sleuth)
An archer shot an arrow in front of Mifune, approximating the right
trajectory, and the movie cuts, midway through the arrow’s flight, to a
shot of Mifune already impaled by a fake arrow. Throw in the right sound
effect and the human brain readily connects the dots—even after knowing
how it’s done. (Going through it…
"I don't want it good - I want it Thursday!"
Yeah, that's the problem with trying to do something actually good - you can't do "good", you gotta do "marketable".
Considering the books are much better than the Potter books…
Forty years ago, i gave my first wife a set of the Prydain books.
Yeah. With a big f*ckin' sword. Bakshi would screw up these books so badly … and then pee on the corpses.
Mentioned in Emma Bull's novel "War for the Oaks".
On Forty Second Street.
Because they don't sound the same. Listen carefully - the theremin produces a pure sine wave tone; the saw's tone is "dirty" and full of all sorts of harmonics.
I thought it might be the Hampton String Quartet, at first. A little disappointed.
Depends on who's peering and exactly what they're peering at.
"Cape Buffalo" just about covers it.
he did say "I don't think that…"
I agree that "predator" was not the word.
The fewer mental comparisons you make to Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, the better time you’ll likely have.
My god - it's got all of 17% on RottenTomatoes!
Joan Jett got banned from Wal*Mart's music department for the hidden track on the end of the cassette version of Album - a not uncommon practise in those days was to include extra tracks on the cassette versions of LPs with uneven side lengths to make the cassette side approximately equal.