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200 Cigarettes. Am I the only person that saw this movie? I loved it.
Yes.
200 Cigarettes. Am I the only person that saw this movie? I loved it.
Yes.
lol I missed seeing you around James. You always make me laugh
hahahahaha...... lolI am like Congress. I am full of beans but I have answers.
Okay how about Vampire's Kiss?
"I'm a vampire! I'm a vampire! I'm a vampire!" lol
Nope. Not that one either. No bats in that belfry.
Is that one of those chick flick vampire movies where they Looooovvvve each other?
Same here. Visually interesting, but s...l...o...w...just remembered one:
i've never made it through "2001: A Space Odyssey" with succumbing to total apathy/boredom.
Then an author friend has a series of novels I think you'd appreciate... should I PM you the link? (Several of us have talked about Correia before, but I don't wanna spam the joint even though the guy's a friend.)Oh and I hate anything to do with those stupid sparkly vampires named Edward.
Then an author friend has a series of novels I think you'd appreciate... should I PM you the link? (Several of us have talked about Correia before, but I don't wanna spam the joint even though the guy's a friend.)
Um no not quite lol It's actually a very campy movie that shows a man losing his mind http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfcJUl39iiA&feature=related
It's very very strange.
Oh and I hate anything to do with those stupid sparkly vampires named Edward.
You owe me nine minutes of my life back. A horrible Nick Cage performance and accent. :eusa_doh::laser:
Sparkly vampires sounds like a scene we have out here in San Franfreako.
lol lol I think I said it wasn't for everyone
Actually I think there really is a vampire lair there lol
hehehehe.... He might of. I think it was one of his first movies after Valley Girl. My taste has changed A LOT over the last 22 years, so don't judge me by that movie aloneI don't think it is really for anyone. Nick made that in his bathroom didn't he?
I have never had anyone else agree with me on this but I think the only James Bond that I can truly stand (and who I think did a great job) is Timothy Dalton. He brought a darker tone to the role (which I believe is more in tune with the novels by Ian Fleming) and realism to the character (and also dispensed with the corny jokes). He's a brilliant actor anyway - loved him in the tv production of Jane Eyre....
hehehehe.... He might of. I think it was one of his first movies after Valley Girl. My taste has changed A LOT over the last 22 years, so don't judge me by that movie alone
i think they show that movie to prisoners at guantanamo don't they? It makes them talk in under ten minutes---if that long. :eeek: