Finally got round to watching "The Beyond", no way the missus will watch it but my they don't make horror films like that anymore
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Got to be careful with these chemicals.Originally posted by zeitghostSome of it is due to being knackered & some is due to the fumes from the mould killer I've sprayed in the kitchen.
Fecking effective stuff from Dettol.
Dunno what it's doing to the mould but it seems to be killing me.
I once got ready for work, noticed a contingent of moths tucking into a nice rug, sprayed the bejasus out of 'em, and settled down to a nice cup of tea.
Half an hour later my eyes were streaming and I ended up phoning in sickBehold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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Not much is, Zeity.Originally posted by zeitghostAbout Schmidt - Jack Nicholson, 2002.
Chinatown, it ain't.
Story about a chap who retires from an Insurance Company, whereupon his wife croaks & he goes on a trip in the RV they bought for their retirement.
Odd.
And, as I say, it really ain't Chinatown.
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Originally posted by zeitghostI watched Chinatown again recently.
Even that wasn't Chinatown.
Which was disappointing.
Amazing how much I'd forgotten.
I'm pretty sure Chinatown is Chinatown.
The Two Jakes on the other hand, that definitely ain't Chinatown
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Originally posted by zeitghostYesterday's epic was "Young Guns", 1988, Emilio Estavez, Charlie Sheen, a very young Kiefer Sutherland, and Terry O'Quinn long before he became the smoke monster on "Lost" or appeared in the X Files.
I rather enjoyed it.
Patrick Wayne appeared as Pat Garrett.
The Lincoln County War.
The only thing I can't find the answer to is WTF is "James C. Welsh" 1934 - 1988 to whom the film is dedicated.
Was that not Titus Welliver ?? (Of 'Deadwood' fame)When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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He was on Top Gear last nightOriginally posted by zeitghostYesterday's epic was "Young Guns", 1988, Emilio Estavez, Charlie Sheen, a very young Kiefer Sutherland, and Terry O'Quinn long before he became the smoke monster on "Lost" or appeared in the X Files.
I rather enjoyed it.
Patrick Wayne appeared as Pat Garrett.
The Lincoln County War.
The only thing I can't find the answer to is WTF is "James C. Welsh" 1934 - 1988 to whom the film is dedicated.
Looking quite old!Comment
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The credits for American Psycho list four "Hand Doubles"
I wonder if that's what inspired that Friends episode where Joey reckons a Las Vegas blackjack dealer is his "hand twin" and they can make a fortune out of it, by some means he's rather unclear about
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Verdict?Originally posted by zeitghostThe Fisher King - Jeff Bridges, Robin Williams, Terry Gilliam, 1991.
Recommend: Big FishComment
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