I wish. Actually, it was the Kehoe brothers (you can google them). A real winning pair, those two.
I wish. Actually, it was the Kehoe brothers (you can google them). A real winning pair, those two.
I'd say more than half.
Does anyone here ever confuse Wes & PT Anderson? I mean, not like thinking the same guy made Boogie Nights & Rushmore, but rather forgetting which one is the whimsical one & which is the one who loves seedy subcultures?
The Tragedy Dildoes is the name of my Nine Inch Nails tribute band
Pretty much the main reason I want to see this movie now is to check if the 2nd meeting is there.
I just hope, if the Assassin's Creed film gets sequels, that in the third one there is a final chase scene where the protagonist comes to a wall of fire and dies, like 500 times in a row trying to get past it, with the movie angrily resetting each time, until finally he throws a Playstation controller at the screen…
Thank you for this. Now I don't have to make a stew out of Mike D'Angelo's children and feed it to him.
But unlike iZombie, Veronica Mars would have been a much better show if it had been cancelled after a single season. The quality dipped tremendously, and kept falling throughout
This immediately jumped out at me, as the line (as I recall it) was along the lines of
Yes, this is an excellent point. Earlier today, in an article about the different ways children with behavioral problems are treated, I read two comments by people who stated a mentally ill child was better off in prison than receiving medication & therapy. As a parent of a bipolar child (who is doing great thanks to…
Well, if it helps, I had totally forgotten about that show (having seen a single episode). I might go back & check it out, because of these comments.
Yes. I just finished this show and while it was very good, it really felt like the last 2-3 episodes were dragging out the inevitable. Once a certain thing happened, the story should have gotten on its way. It may have been better to start a little slower.
I just suspect that all of Clark Kent's friends are going to die of cancer in a few years, because his head is leaking damn x-rays.
So I understand that there are x-rays everywhere all the time, and I accept that Superman can see in that spectrum. But would there be enough x-rays to actually see with? I mean, if there are that many hitting us all the time, why does the doctor need to shoot a bunch straight at us to see our bones, while the tech…
The correct answer is always "the one with more cocaine", so I gotta go with the fishing boat.
Are we sure George Lucas isn't involved?
OK, science question: does Superman shoot x-rays out of his eyes when he uses X-ray vision? Or are there just plenty of x-rays bombarding us, and he can flip a switch to see things using that spectrum of light? Either way this whole thing seems like a huge cancer risk to me.
Dark is not the problem; Zack Znyder is the problem.
Man, when I read "older movies" I thought to myself, "what, like the 1966 movie?" Then I realized you meant the 1989 film, which came out after I had graduated high school. My youth is now "the good old days". Crap.
This looks way too goofy and lighthearted. I half expected Adam West to come running through carrying a comic-style bomb over his head.