Now that you mention it I have to agree. That is an actress that needs to shake up her career. When I heard she was up for Catwoman I was very pleased but she would have been subject to the same silly costume Halle Berry is wearing so I'm glad she opted out. Hmmm...maybe she declined because she got a look at the stupid rat-hat she was going to have to wear. Hmmm....danlo wrote:I know, like I said, remake-predictable--kinda like Ashley Judd movies--I mean there very good, for the most part--but after a while they look like clones...
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Finally watched Windtalkers last night. Pretty good flick. I did like Adam Beach as well. Good performance if that was his first movie (I can't recall seeing him in anything else?)Joy wrote:Have you seen Windtalkers yet? I was impressed by all 5 of the main actors. Cage, of course, was wonderfully anguished, but I was equally impressed by his partner (Adam Beach, I think?).
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Windtalkers was a good flick and the real Navajo code talkers who were in the audience with me at the Albuquerque premier seemed to really enjoy it-even if the actual battle for Saipan was waged in the opposite direction as my father (who was there) tells me. Beach was good, so was Christian Slater but I feel John Woo overdid the explosions and some of the violence was absurd. Not alot but some.
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TCM is showing "Meet Me in St Louis" right now, one of my all time favorites
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I just watched Braveheart again last night, first time since it came out. Mel Gibson's accent????? What a scream. Actually, it's not that bad, although it does fall down occasionally and come out all Newcastle. It's funny also to see how many Cockney sparrows longshanks had in his men. mmmm. Awright guv'nor!
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Alright Emma, Now you've gone too far!!!!
I've tolerated your political views and your disdain for the US government but I will not stand idly by while you skewer Braveheart which is probably the single greatest movie of all time! Now take back what you said or I will taunt you a second time!
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I've tolerated your political views and your disdain for the US government but I will not stand idly by while you skewer Braveheart which is probably the single greatest movie of all time! Now take back what you said or I will taunt you a second time!
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"Because, unlike other Robin Hoods, I can speak with an English accent."edinburghemma wrote:I just watched Braveheart again last night, first time since it came out. Mel Gibson's accent????? What a scream. Actually, it's not that bad, although it does fall down occasionally and come out all Newcastle. It's funny also to see how many Cockney sparrows longshanks had in his men. mmmm. Awright guv'nor!
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Sorry Brinn, please accept my profuse apologies. I shall never again criticise Braveheart. indeed Mel looks great in a kilt (doesn't anyone?).Brinn wrote:Alright Emma, Now you've gone too far!!!!
I've tolerated your political views and your disdain for the US government but I will not stand idly by while you skewer Braveheart which is probably the single greatest movie of all time! Now take back what you said or I will taunt you a second time!
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What political views!!?
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I'd team up with you v. Brinn on political views, but when it comes the Braveheart, HOOT LASSIE! Don't you mess with Braveheart now.
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I shall never dare again! Trust me, I'm a Scot!hahahahahahaha The most down-to-earth, non-argumentative people on the planet as you well know Danlo!
ooh, Please could you tell mewhere's the best place to start with Zindell by the way. I am itching to start. many thanks!
ooh, Please could you tell mewhere's the best place to start with Zindell by the way. I am itching to start. many thanks!
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Thank you kindly, Lordly one. I shall amazon forthwith. I think I'll start with the Sci-Fi. I am always very excited about reading something new to me that others love. It also gives you as greater perception of other people. Thanks again!
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Joy wrote:Watching 2 Fast 2 Furious. It's cool so far. Lots of action. It's got just as many beautiful people as the original. Only thing it lacks is Vin Diesel sitting like a lodestone in the middle of it.
Vin Diesel's Chronicles of Riddick are out soon so that should make up for the loss in 2 Fast 2 Furious.