River_Styx said:Lets say Bladerunner as the most arty, pretentious nonsense in this world.
Why...........I thought I was the only Millhouse. So this is what it sounds like when doves cry.
<sobs uncontrollably>
River_Styx said:Lets say Bladerunner as the most arty, pretentious nonsense in this world.
Mothfox said:Well, if wer'e pulling out the heavy guns, how about 'Hell Comes To Frogtown' starring Rowdy Roddie Piper?--Or ANYTHING with Mr. Piper (God bless 'im!)
Yes I think it did. Have you seen it then? Good isn't it?:hmph:Mothfox said:Beakboo, didn't that have DeForest Kelly in it?
dot23 said:
Ratfink A Booboo is probably the best worst film Ive seen,
beakboo said:Most disappointing films- Three weddings and a Funeral, that American woman was just a horse faced trollop :hmph:
Adrian Veidt said:Erm, I thought it was Four weddings?
Or did i just see the uncut version. An extra 5 minutes of Hugh Grant saying fuck at the start?
So Hubcap slipped you a copy of our home video while I wasn't looking? The spots on his bum have cleared up now by the way.Adrian Veidt said:And Ratfink a Beakboo is an absolute classic!
beakboo said:So Hubcap slipped you a copy of our home video while I wasn't looking? The spots on his bum have cleared up now by the way.
Carnacki said:Granted that "Rowdy" Roddy Piper is blessed with an acting talent that would make Konstantin Stanislavski weep and is that the sound of Bertholt Brecht doing 90 rpm in his grave?
But don't dismiss every film he has been in. That would turf John Carpenter's "They Live" out on the street and in that film Mr. Piper's lack of capability to display any emotion as John Nada segues in nicely to the films themes of nihilsm and superficiality in the materialist 80's age of Yuppiedom. It also allows us the benefit of watching an absolutely astounding 15 minute long pointless fight scene that has enough testosterone coursing through it to grow a beard on a baby girl.
dot23 said:Ratfink A Booboo is probably the best worst film Ive seen, completely incompreshensible, no plot, but features grown men in tights shouting 'let's fight crime' and a man in a gorilla suit carrying a woman up a hill for no apparent reason.
A must see
beakboo said:So Hubcap slipped you a copy of our home video while I wasn't looking? The spots on his bum have cleared up now by the way.
beakboo said:Yes I think it did. Have you seen it then? Good isn't it?:hmph:
carole said:'Tarzan' with Bo Derek and (?) Christopher Lambert. They obviously only chose her so that she could flash her tits at every opportunity. Particularly memorable to me because they had orang-utangs in the 'African' jungle. I can also remember reading that one of the lions which appeared with Bo Derek in one scene attacked her. Obviously it was a member of Equity . . .
Carole
Carnacki said:Errr...I think thats an amalgamation of two separate films there. Bo Derek was in the same "Tarzan" film as Richard Harris and Miles O'Keeffe (the same one that Graham Norton is obsessed with) which is "Tarzan, the Ape Man".
Christophe Lambert was in "Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes" with Ian Holm and horse-face, I mean Andie McDowell.
The first film was a dire parody and a poor excuse to show naked flesh.
The second was quite good actually...