I have no problem with Sheen's position on this. If Apocalypse Now is anything to go by, he's a straight-up cold-blooded murderer, but he's not a torturer.
I have no problem with Sheen's position on this. If Apocalypse Now is anything to go by, he's a straight-up cold-blooded murderer, but he's not a torturer.
I suppose it's understandable that they didn't add more ships from the "lost era". About the only time we saw many ships from that period was in the Wolf 359 graveyard scene in "Best of Both Worlds", and most of those ships were probably not the best candidates to be converted into CG models. Assuming, of course,…
The real tragedy, of course, is that when they converted the Excelsior model into the Enterprise-B for Generations, all the parts they attached were added in such a way so that they couldn't remove them without wrecking the model.
I've wondered about that too, @Automacar:disqus. A few years back there was a novel called Articles of the Federation, which was essentially a year in the life of the Federation president and her advisors. That story was set about a year after Nemesis (which I think makes it 2381), and one of the things that stuck…
If you're advertising the movie for Skyrim modders, then you've already got the pervert market locked up.
He's so hot right now. Hansel.
Hey, that scene was very essential! Those scenes are all about a broken man earnestly trying to walk a path to enlightenment, forever unaware that it is at heart a scam, and that the others in the room had only succeeded on this "path" through willful self-deception.
*becomes inexplicably hostile while photographing a middle-aged man*
That reminds me…I stole this bit once.
@avclub-5bc6960dad8ab0694bb4d6ff884b0c1e:disqus: it wasn't the stupidity that bugged me so much as the sadism. My sister described it to me as "Gerard Butler kills everyone in Philidelphia", which I thought was hilarious, but I sat down with my parents and watched Butler dismember a guy and…well, I still apologize for…
It'll probably turn out that not only was he actually a sniper in WW2, he was one of those sick bastards who shot some poor German conscript in the stomach and left him to bleed to death in the middle of the street, taunting the others to try and rescue their fallen comrade. (Anyone who tried, of course, would get…
And does this movie mean that all previous Baywatch canon is invalidated? Because I will totally boycott this movie if that is the case.
Okay, I've got an old treatment I think will work for this movie.
And every once and a while he surprises you with his fairly astute understanding of karma.
You're not the boss of me, Sean. I'll photograph who I want with my sexual aid of choice, because THAT'S what this country (America) is all about!
What, like with a raptor as Nahman Jayden and with a dilophosaur as Lt. Blake?
Maybe it'll be a prequel: Jurassic Park: The Triassic Menace.
What, no mad props for The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari? Robert Wiene was fucking with people's heads before our grandparents were born.
You mean get Jason Statham to fight Godzilla? It's been done.
I'm imagining that when the initial casting call went out, the write-up for Reacher was something along the lines of "…as a physical embodiment of the Aryan ideal, the actor should fall somewhere between 'Stuka pilot' (c. 1938) and 'Waffen SS paratrooper'."