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I'll give it up to you Mich. You've got a serious set of brains and a solid sense of humor. And I'll admit that killing a guy with a trident was pretty funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mich & Tele
It's just that, well, Fred Willard was also in that movie, and between him and Paul Ruud, I didn't have time to give Carell his proper due. BTW, Anchorman is the best movie of all time.
High-five on the Fred Willard note. He's been fantastic since Real People was on the air.
United 93 anyone? Really sad movie. Beginning was so fucking boring but later it was pretty intense. I've become so into 9/11 after it had passed watching alot of clips about what really happened, conspiracies etc.
Check out "Wake Up, Ron Burgundy: The Lost Movie", the outtake plotlines of Ron Burgundy rearranged into a brand new movie on the two-disc Anchorman DVD. You find out that he's a Vietnam vet who's shell-shocked into idiocy, but his "vet" self comes out when they have to plan a raid. Funny, funny stuff. The movie doesn't *quite* stand on its own IMO, but as a companion piece to Anchorman, there's a ton of top notch stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mich & Tele
So you know when you are watching American Beauty and
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and Kevin Spacey are at home and Spacey is coming on to
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and she goes into that whispery voice and is all "There happens to be a lot about me that you don't know, Mr. Smarty Man."
Do you ever think that's the voice she uses to get
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all aroused?
I think it is too. And I think its awkward that I know what gets
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excited.
I put Warren Beatty and Paul Newman in the same category these days. They're both always shuffling around like, "huh? What?" Same with Harrison Ford. I know movie heroes get old like everyone else, but these 3 guys have just gone absolutely senile before their time.
Newman raced at the Daytona at age 80. To whatever extent he may be getting a little long in the tooth, he's not senile before his time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mich & Tele
I first got turned onto Paul Newman by one of my all-time favorite movies, The Verdict. Whenever I see it on TV, I want to watch it until the end even though I have it on videotape somewhere, because the end is just SO worth it. It has compelling David Mamet dialogue, and Paul Newman is in top form! If you're a fan of classic legal drama, this one is for you.
Hitman for Moodini
Live Free or Die Hard starts today........
BooYah!
OH FUCK YES!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gutz Gatsu
And my friends are spending this afternoon drinking and when I get out of work I'm picking them up and DDing for them. The plan is to take them to see the new Die Hard. Should be interesting.