Kevin's Watch

Well you interrupted before I could find a photo, but...



nice cast though-
Nick Nolte
Melanie Griffith
Chazz Palminteri
Michael Madsen
Chris Penn
Treat Williams
Jennifer Connelly
Daniel Baldwin

There's really only one movie car I covet.....

Cameraman Jenn wrote:The shirt is too big for me now that I have lost so much weight. I only wore it about three times. You want the shirt, DW? I would be happy to mail it to you. It's a men's large from Hot Topic. I would say I would be your coffee table but I'm too hyper to stay in one place that long....

I very much appreciate the thought, Jenn, but I'm imagining trying to explain to my wife why hot chicks on KW are sending me gently used t-shirts....

dw

That's too bad. It's a really cool shirt.

Cail, I know you wouldn't say no to this...

That is one bitchen' Camaro.

It makes my knees weak. Seriously.

So Cool. I wants it.

ANY of the Swords from LotR.

How about Starman's marbles?

Movie stuff ... I don't have a need for them, but a friend of mine in the plating business, who has done a lot of business with Hollywood for props has replicas of the Terminator bust and the gold idol from Raiders, among other, less memorable things.

I always get a kick out of seeing that stuff, but I wouldn't want it for every day.

Hats? I have a fedora. Let me know when the revolution begins ...

If this actually worked I would covet it too...

I'll take the Mirkwood bow...



...of course, Orlando Bloom in Legolas make-up would be even better...

*sigh*

And the landspeeder?
Oh my...yes!!!

One of those things from Men in Black where you can erase people's memory. Oh I could have so much fun with one of them!

I wouldn't mind having the Book of the Dead from "Armies of Darkness"

Dirty Harry's gun...

Speaking of Clint Eastwood's guns, I really liked the one he used in Pale Rider. Very odd-looking, but very cool.

Brother Charn wrote: Oh, and while I'm shopping in la-la, I'd also like THE map, the one from Time Bandits.

Awesome. Yes, indeed. Especially if it worked.

As for movie cars - this'n.



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and from TV:

matrixman wrote:Speaking of Clint Eastwood's guns, I really liked the one he used in Pale Rider. Very odd-looking, but very cool.

A Remington 1858 cap-and-ball .44 caliber.

Nice piece, but I like the Dirty Harry Model 29 (not that sacrilegious 629 posted above), and I'd love to find an AMT Automag like he had in Sudden Impact.



But the first gun I ever fell in love with was Thomas Magnum's 1911 on November 5th, 1981....

I hate to sound like a broken record, but . . . Hobbit ale!

Oh well, it probably tastes just like an English bitter.

Cail wrote:

matrixman wrote:Speaking of Clint Eastwood's guns, I really liked the one he used in Pale Rider. Very odd-looking, but very cool.

A Remington 1858 cap-and-ball .44 caliber.

Thanks, Cail! I'm a sucker for interesting guns at the movies, but know little about them in real life.

Nice piece, but I like the Dirty Harry Model 29 (not that sacrilegious 629 posted above), and I'd love to find an AMT Automag like he had in Sudden Impact.

Ah, now I know. Googled the AMT Automag...yes, a very handsome pistol. Watched a youtube of it, too.

Fedoras for men
Bowlers for women
Trenchcoats or Greatcloaks for well-shaped men and women, long cloaks for those with less-than-media-perfect proportions (give the mystery and attitude without the mid-body embarassment of modern life)
That sweet mag above for the Classic "Holy &^%@! Noone gets away with a gun like that" effect.
OR
gold-plated Desert Eagle for the Modern "Holy &^%@! Noone gets away with a gun like that" effect.
Has anyone noticed that styles for women change in an eye-blinks, and styles for men change in decades?
And a side note for men: simple mid- to long skirts (not mini, no frou-frou, not form-fitting) are amazingly free and comfortable. I'd wear them if it didn't mean a snicker or fight every minute or so.
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