Nice Guys
Nice Guys
2) A New Hope
3) Rogue One
4) Return of the Jedi
5) The Force Awakens
6) The Last Jedi
7) Revenge of the Sith
8) Rise of Skywalker
9) Attack of the Clones
10) The Phantom Menace
11) Solo
2) Return of the Jedi
3) A New Hope
4) The Empire Strikes Back
5) The Force Awakens
6) Revenge of the Sith
7) The Last Jedi
8) Rogue One
9) Attack of the Clones
10. The Phantom Menace
11) Rise of Skywalker
12) Solo
2. A New Hope
3. Revenge of the Sith
4. Return of the Jedi
5. Rogue One
6. The Force Awakens
7. Solo
8. The Last Jedi
9. The Phantom Meance
10 Clone Wars (the show is incredible though)
11. Attack of the Clones
12. Rise of Skywalker
2) A New Hope
3) Rogue One
4) Return of the Jedi
5) The Force Awakens
6) The Last Jedi
7) Revenge of the Sith
8) Rise of Skywalker
9) Attack of the Clones
10) The Phantom Menace
11) Solo
Nobody’s Fool (1994).
I’m hard pressed to think of any movie that *feels* more like a novel.
Just dropped in a town of fully realized characters, floating along through their days, the depth is subtext and the charm palpable.
Nobody’s Fool (1994).
I’m hard pressed to think of any movie that *feels* more like a novel.
Just dropped in a town of fully realized characters, floating along through their days, the depth is subtext and the charm palpable.
Identity.
Haven’t seen this in 22 years and I think my original assessment holds true, dumb.
Twist just does not work for me.
Would have preferred if it was ‘They’re all dead! And this rained out motel is Hell’s waiting room, populated by monsters with an appointment for ETERNITY.’
Identity.
Haven’t seen this in 22 years and I think my original assessment holds true, dumb.
Twist just does not work for me.
Would have preferred if it was ‘They’re all dead! And this rained out motel is Hell’s waiting room, populated by monsters with an appointment for ETERNITY.’
Nobody’s Fool (1994).
I’m hard pressed to think of any movie that *feels* more like a novel.
Just dropped in a town of fully realized characters, floating along through their days, the depth is subtext and the charm palpable.
Nobody’s Fool (1994).
I’m hard pressed to think of any movie that *feels* more like a novel.
Just dropped in a town of fully realized characters, floating along through their days, the depth is subtext and the charm palpable.
Udo Kier
1944-2025
Udo Kier
1944-2025
My drawing of THAT scene from Frankenstein
My drawing of THAT scene from Frankenstein
Which is why, H.P. Lovecraft's "The Colour Out of Space" is pink/magenta.
Which is why, H.P. Lovecraft's "The Colour Out of Space" is pink/magenta.
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