THE EPINIONS FILM DICTIONARY WRITE- OFF Wanna "B" in Movies?
Apr 14 '03 (Updated Apr 15 '03)
The Bottom Line BBBBBBBBBB
THE LETTER B , IN THE FILM DICTIONARY
BBBBBBBBBB
Wanna B in film? Well you came to the right place. While this is supposed to be a “dictionary” of film, it is looking a lot more like an index. Is it Boring? Starts with a “B” doesn’t it? Or is it all Bull s*it? Or is it beautiful, benign, besmirched or besotted? Maybe all the above. But let’s Begin.
Section I, DEFINITIONS, Section II, PEOPLE, Section III, MOVIES
On a practical note, so you don’t have to read everything, check out the parts of this posting. Lets’s start with some true definitions in making movies, that start with the letter B .
This is not as easy to find , define or nail down as you might think. If it seems sort of scattered, it is because the writer is Befuddled.
________________________________________________________________
SECTION I - DEFINITIONS
***
B-Film-A low budget movie shown as the second feature during the big studio era. Rarely included important stars -a popular genre including thrillers and horror flicks, often used as a testing ground for new talent under contract.
back lot- During the big studio era, the back lot consisted of standing exterior sets of some common, often used locales, such as a western frontier town, or a turn of the century city block, or a European village. Whatever was a common theme, they had a set for it. In today’s studio, open property where scenes can be stages, or sets built.
Back Projection (rear projection) A filming technique where live action in the foreground is shot against action projected in the background. Typically used in scenes taking place in moving cars.
Back story -the history of a character in a plot, that is not told in the film, but may be implied by the character, or understood without stating it directly, by the audience. Often used by actors to create a persona, from which they will derive their performance.
background artist-(matte artist) the artist that painted scenes or backdrops that were used instead of filming on location. This device is obvious in many Hitchcock flicks.
backlighting-When lights for a shot derive from the rear of the set, throwing foreground figures into semidarkness or silhouette
banned means that the film is not allowed in to a country or a locale by a board that is created to monitor the media that is shown in that locale. "Banned in Boston" used to mean something.
Behind the scenes- all the machinations that occur off screen. Caan refer to the unseen support and production team, or something that occurs off camera in a film.
Below the line expenses-(who cares?) All the expense of the extra stuff that you have to pay for, like basic material costs, rights to titles etc. A producer’s nightmare, I suppose.
Benshi-film narrator or commentator in early Japanese Film-a sort of master of ceremonies that would introduce each movie before it played, and would read the narrative, or introduce the scenes. A very handy person tio have around in the silent film era.
Best Boy- Just refers to the first assistant in whatever department it is listed. Has nothing to do with gender.
Billing-The order in which the names or listed in the credits. Has some importance to the egomaniacal actors who see themselves as a lot more important than they really are. In some cases, the cast is billed in the order in which they appear on screen instead, which makes it harder to find the stars in the lineup.
Bimbo-unflattering term for asilly, simpering shallow woman, who is flirtatious and stupid. Typically a blond that went with the gangsters of the thirties films. The first choice name for Walt Disney’s Dumbo, before Walt wised up.
Biographic or Biopic-a -life story filmed. How hard could that be? I know, you thought it meant you couldn’t see very well, right?
Birds eye view-a shot in which camera photographs a scene from directly overhead. (Unless of course the bird is somewhere else, or flying)
Bit part- a small unimportant part -usually one scene.
Black and white- No color in the images. Again, how hard could that be? Did I really need to define this? It does free up the cinematographer from annoying color matches, and allow him or her to focus on more interesting texture, and dynamic composition.
Black Comedy- A film which makes light of serious subjects. No it is not a funny film by Spike Lee.
Blacklisting- film makers actors, writers etc who were discriminated against and prevented from working in the McCarthy era. If you were on this list, you were out.. Oh the price we all pay when the fascist right gains control of the media!
blimp- sound proof camera housing that muffles the noise of the camera’s motor sop sound can be recorded on the set. (Not to be confused with Goodyear’s)
Blockbuster-Financially successful movie, with box office of over 100 million. In its first usage, however, it meant that the line of people waiting to see the film went clear around the block. Also the place where I have to rent my movies now.
Blocking- movements of actors within a given playing area. Refers more to the planned movements.
Blue film- old term used in American film for hard core pornographic flicks
Blue Screen- a filming process where actors strut in front of a monochomatic background, and the background is replaced by whatever post production. In older films, without digital enhancement, It often makes the actors look like cut outs against the background.
Body Double- the replacement of a perfect body for the body of an imperfect actor. When you thought you were seeing your favorite “ nekkid”, alas, you were not.
Body Make up -Aw come on! Applied below the neck or above the wrists. Duh!
Bomb-a movie which is a financial disaster. Except in the UK, where “went down a bomb” means it was a success.
Boom, boom mike- an overhead telescoping pole that carries a microphone permitting synchronous recording of sound without restricting the movements of an actor.
Boom operator-You don’t have to be a rocket scientist. Figure this one out yourself. Hint: see above.
Bootleg- an unofficial and illegally copied version of a movie, often of lesser quality. Big business where the flicks have been banned or have not yet been released.
Box Office- just means the money taken in by people who see a movie in a theater, as opposed to the video rental etc. It relates back to the little box where tickets are sold in front of the theater.
Overall box office can mean all the money taken in by viewing in a theater, or relate to a specific weekend.
BAFTA -British Association of Film and Television Arts-
BFC-British Film Commission- government funded organization, cerca 1991 , formed to assist film makers in making films in the UK.
BFI -British Film Institute- “exists to promote greater understanding and appreciation of and access to film and moving image culture in the UK. (Sounds like BS to me, but Becky assures me that it is not-See comment section, with my apologies. )
BSC-British Society of Cinematographers. Right. Like you need to know this.
Buck-a male deer. Or, the American dollar. Or an American Indian male in old westerns. Or, more money than I will make with this posting.
bungei-eiga-Japanese films based on literary works
bunruku-Japanese puppet drama
bushido-the way of the Samurai. The code of ethics by which the Japanese military elite were supposed to live their lives and comport themselves.
________________________________________________________________________
SECTION II -PEOPLE . B is for Biography...these are some of the people who can be found under B. God knows this ain’t all of them....The movies I consider representative of their work are the only ones I listed.
***
Bacall, Lauren (Betty Joan Perske) , (1924- ) stage actress whose first screen appearance was with Humphrey Bogart, who she married. KEY LARGO
Bacharach, Burt (1929-) American composer of pop music, said to have been accompanist for Marlene Dietrich. Married to Angie Dickinson in one go round. ARTHUR
Bacon, Kevin (1958-) American Actor, born in Philadelphia whose charm is mainly that he always looks a lot younger than he is. First movie, ANIMAL HOUSE Favorite movie, FOOTLOOSE followed closely by STIR OF ECHOES
Badalamente , Angelo (1932-) American composer who must rue the day he got his name. It is a joke, isn’t it? I mean, bad? lament? MULHOLLAND DRIVE
Badham John (1939- ) American director of some interesting low key comedies, such as SHORT CIRCUIT
Badham, Mary, (1956-) The kid that played the girl in TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
Bakaleinikoff, Mischa (1890-1960) Composer, mainly of B Westerns and Horror Flicks. You never heard of him, right?
Bakshi, Ralph (1938-) Animated film director, born in Palestine. Didn’t he do FRITZ THE CAT?
Balaban, Bob, (1945-) Actor turned director. PARENTS
Baldwin, Alec (1958-) American Actor, lead , oldest of the Baldwin bothers, Daniel. Stephen and William. NUREMBERG
Bancroft, Ann (1931-) (Anna Marie Italiano) Broadway actress that did better in movies with the second try, and is still a fabulous actress. Married to Mel Brooks. THE GRADUATE
Banderos, Antonio, (1960-) Spanish leading actor, now in Hollywood. A hunk. Known best perhaps for his role as a gay lover in PHILADELPHIA
Bankhead, Tallulah (1903-1968), Famous and infamous actress of stage and screen. The daughter of a politician, known for her extremes and life style. She was the life in LIFEBOAT
Banton, Travis- (1894-1954) Famous costume designer for Paramount, art deco, beautifully elegant. (Marlene Dietrich) SHANGHAI EXPRESS
Bara, Theda (Theodosia Goodman) 1890-1950 The first American screen ”vamp”, in the silent era. CLEOPATRA (silent)
Bardot, Brigitte, (1934-) French pin up girl made actress by her director-husband, who exploited her sexuality for the screen. A troubled life. “I started out as a lousy actress and I have remained one”. Very pretty. Even I remember that! ET DIEU -CREA LA FEMME
Barkin, Ellen (1954-) American actress, who can play anything .Great in comedic roles. Not the usual face for the big screen, but I would rather watch her than most all the rest. Born in the Bronx.
THE BIG EASY
Baron Munchausen -A German army officer whose big whoppers inspired at least 5 separate movies. I hated all of them.
John Barry, (1933-) American Composer, MIDNIGHT COWBOY
The Barrymores -Diana, Drew, Ethel, John, John Jr, Lionel-there’s so many of them, and I was so bored with their never-ending story you’ll have to look them up yourself if you really want to know. Sigh.
Basinger, Kim- (1953-) American leading actress who suffers from agoraphobia. MY STEPMOTHER IS AN ALIEN.
Bass, Saul (1920-1996) Graphic Designer, known for creating title sequences, especially for Otto Preminger, THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM
Bates, Kathy (1948-) Heavyset American character actress who lines ‘em up, and knocks ‘em down with every performance. FRIED GREEN TOMATOES.
Baxter, Anne (1923-1985) talented American Actress, especially popular in the 40's. ALL ABOUT EVE
THE BEAT GENERATION- the group of people in the 50's who had Jack Kerouac as their unofficial “voice”.They called people Daddy-o, smoked weed and wrote poetry in coffee houses. They coined a language all their own. The first generation to embrace negativity as an asset.
BEATLES-long haired British pop rock group from the sixties, who went psychedelic when they discovered acid, and never recovered. Does anyone remember them? (a joke)
Beatty, Ned (1937-) Chubby American character actor. DELIVERANCE
Beatty, Warren (1937-) American lead actor and director, known to be picky about the roles he chooses to do, and be a liberal sort, supporting many causes. BONNIE AND CLYDE.
Becker, Harold (1928-) Photographer turned director, MALICE
Beckett, Samuel 1906-1989 , Irish playwright and sourpuss, radiates negativity. WAITING FOR GODOT
Belmondo, Jean Paul-(1933-1998) French lead actor, very cool, very sexy. BREATHLESS
Belushi, John (1949-1982)-American actor, and comedian, famous for SNL, died of a drug overdose. ANIMAL HOUSE
Benigni, Roberto, (1952-) Italian. actor, director, comedian LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL
Benjamin, Richard, (1938-) Actor turned director MERMAIDS
Bergman, Ingmar- (1918- ) Swedish writer-director, made several “art house” type movies, over which many are still scratching their collective heads. SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE, FANNY AND ALEXANDER
Bergman, Ingrid-(1917-1982)-Swedish actress, who made many wonderful movies, with some of the best in Hollywood, and internationally. CASABLANCA, NOTORIOUS.
Berkely, Busby, (1895-1976) -Choreographer, song and dance director, especially 30's musicals, THE GOLD DIGGERS
Bernstein , Elmer (1922-) American composer. Prolific. THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE
Berry, Chuck-(1926-) Who? Hint: guitar, Johnny B Good!
Berry , John, (1917-1999 )Blacklisted director, went abroad to make movies, and returned-but did TV
Bertolucci, Bernardo, 1(940-) Italian poet turned director, LAST TANGO IN PARIS
Besson, Luc (1959-) French Director, movies concerning the sea? LA FEMME NIKITA
Bigelow, Kathryn (1951-) American director and screenwriter-POINT BREAK
Billy the Kid- murdering outlaw of the old west, transformed into a hero by Hollywood.
Binoche, Juliette (1954-) French actress. THE ENGLISH PATIENT, CHOCOLAT
Bjork-Icelandic singer, song writer and actress. DANCER IN THE DARK
Blanc, Mel-1908-1989 The voice of Bugs, Sylvester and Tweetie to name just a few,
Bobbysoxers-refers to a subgroup pf American teen-agers in the early fifties who consciously adopted strange costumes as group members; ie white socks and saddle shoes, full skirts and tight sweaters.
Bogart, Humphrey (1899-1957) American tough guy in a trench coat lead actor, who won over audiences by the force of his sheer charisma. CASABLANCA, THE AFRICAN QUEEN
Bogdanovitch, Peter-(1939-) Film Critic turned director. Expert on several film genres. Not terribly successful as a director. THE LAST PICTURE SHOW
Bolger, Ray (1904-1987)-dancer, actor, mostly stage: the scarecrow in THE WIZARD OF OZ
Boorman, John (1933- )-British director, thrillers and the like. DELIVERANCE
Bostwick, Barry-(1945-) lead actor of the 70's, for the intelligent, quiet type. THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
Bradbury, Ray-(1920-) One of the most creative and delightful science fiction writers io ever hold a pen SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES
Bradbury, Robert North, (1896-1949) -American director and screenwriter, Westerns, including early John Wayne flicks. I confess this is the first time I have seen the name, and he died younger than I am now. THE MAN FROM UTAH
Braga , Sonia (1950-) Brazilian leading actress, internationally known THE KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN
Branagh, Kenneth-(1960-) Irish born actor, dramatist, actor, director, who brings Shakespeare to the box office. HOW TO KILL YOUR NEIGHBOR’S DOG
Brando, Marlon (1924-) American lead actor, a method actor, renowned as much for his odd personality as the quality of his work. ON THE WATERFRONT
Brecht, Bertolt, (1898-1956) -German poet and playwright who started a whole new way of stage expression, and is cited by many as inspirational to their work. THREE PENNY OPERA
Brat Pack- Term coined in 1985 by NY magazine for these actors/actresses who were but young and all the rage at the time: Emilio Estevez, Anthony Michael Hall, Rob Lowe, Andrew McCarthy, Demi Moore, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald, Ally Sheedy, Mare Winningham. Where are they now? What about Kiefer Sutherland? (THE BREAKFAST CLUB)
Brennan, Walter (1894-1974 )American character actor who made a living playing old men, from the time he was 30 up until he died. RIO BRAVO
Bresson, Robert, (1901-1999)-French director of spare, introspective low budget flicks. A MAN ESCAPED
Bridges, Lloyd, (1913-1998) All purpose American actor, best known for SEAHUNT ,Beau (1941-) the oldest son, many movies THE RED PONY - and Jeff (1949-) many movies, some of my favorites STARMAN
Briggs, Joe Bob (1953-)-premier reviewer of films of a certain kind-hosted movies on a couple of TV channels. Offers wit, and intelligence. Imagine that. Has his own website and writes.
Bruckheimer, Jerry (no birthday. Does that mean he crawled out from under a rock?) American Producer, with roots in advertising. who is a bit taken with himself. Went overboard on PEARL HARBOR, a movie without many redeeming graces. So much for advertising, Jerry.
Brunuel , Luis, (1900-1983)-Spanish writer /director who made movies in France, surrealistic , then critical. BELLE DE JOUR
Bullock, Sandra, (1966-) American actress who has made a career on her friendly mediocrity, the typical “girl next door”. Fans don’t seem to forgive her for stepping out of her role. WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING
Bujold, Genevieve (1942-) - French Canadian Lead Actress DEAD RINGERS.
Burke, Billie (1885-1970) The girl who married Ziegfield, better known as Glenda, the good witch in WIZARD OF OZ. The sound of her voice would have driven me to madness.
Burns George-(1896-1996) American Vaudeville comedian who was still performing up until the end and who made a great comedy team with his wife, Gracie Allen. OH GOD
Burton, Tim-(1958-) American director, who brings a unique look and feel to all of his movies, which are all a little strange NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Bushman, Francis X (1883-1966)-Leading actor of the silent era, whose career ended abruptly when he got crossways with Louis B Mayer. Once thought quite handsome, so the story goes. BEN HUR (Silent)
Byrne , Gabriel, (1950-) Irish leading actor. EXCALIBUR
If I forgot any of your favorite people, leave me a note, and they will be added.
__________________________________________________________________________
III . MOVIES. I am only including, not as you might expect, “B Movies” , but movies with Titles Starting in the letter” B. And of these, only a select few. I have been writing this review for three weeks! Give me a Break.
***
BABETTE’S FEAST (Babettes gaestebud)-1987-, Gabriel Axel, starring Stephan Audran, Brigitte Federspiel, Bodil Kjer, A French woman comes to live in a Danish village where she provides two spinster sisters, living in the shadow of their minister father, with a treat for their senses.
BACK TO THE FUTURE (I, II, III)- 1985, 1989, 1991-Robert Zemeckis, starring Michael J Fox, Christopher Lloyd and various others through a time traveling adventure and two sequels. Fox as a perpetual teenager is one of those things-you either love these movies or you don’t. I liked the Delorean.
BADLANDS (1973) Terrence Malick, starring Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek. A dramatization of the Starkweather-Fugate killing spree, in the Dakotas.
BALLAD OF NARAYAMA, THE (Narayama bushiko)-1990, Shohei Imamura, starring Ken Ogata, Sumiko Sakamoto and Takejo Aki, drama of a small town who keep their population down by sending 70 year olds to the mountain to die.
BALLET MECANIQUE - (1924) Fernand Leger, Dadaist film. He explored abstraction in the cinema. Animated ordinary objects for kinetic effects. I need to see this one. Starring Kiki of Montparnasse. Leger was a well known painter of the day.
BARRY LYNDON-1975-, Stanley Kubrick, period piece about nobility, starring Ryan O’Neal, Maria Berenson and Patrick Magee. Great set design. Long movie.
BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED-1987- Matthew Robbins, starring Hume Cronin, Jessica Tandy and Elizabeth Pena. Spielberg’s UFO answer to urban decay. A wonderful feel good little film.
BEDTIME FOR BONZO -1951-Frederick de Cordova , starring Ronald Regan, Diann Lynn, and Walter Slezak. Regan teaches monkey to pull the levers in a Florida voting machine at election time. Used as a training film for the new George W. Bush administration.
BEING THERE, 1979, Hal Ashby, starring Peter Sellers, Melvyn Douglas and Shirley MacClaine. A simple gardener is thought to have the “answers to life’s questions”.
BEETLEJUICE -1988, Tim Burton, starring Alec Baldwin , Geena Davis, and Michael Keaton. A comedy about a couple who wake up dead, and have to go to unusual means to keep the living out of their house. No I don’t know why I like this movie. I just do.
BEVERLY HILLS COP- 1984-Martin Brest, starring Eddie Murphie, Judge Reinhold, John Ashton. It was typical of the the empty vacuous police comedies the era, slick Hollywood stuff that everyone watched in the 80's.
BIG-1988, Penny Marshall, starring Tom Hanks and Elizabeth Perkins, A thirteen year old boy find himself in an adult body. Great family movie.
BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA-1986 , John Carpenter, starring Kurt Russell, Kim Cattrall, and many others. A truck bragging truck driver finds himself in the middle of a culture and ancient conflict. Great special effects, great comedy. Lots of fun. My favorite Carpenter contribution.
BIRDS, THE, 1963, Alfred Hitchcock , starring Tippi Hedron, Rod Taylor, Jessica Tandy and Suzanne Pleshette. Birds attack, for no discernible reason. Chilling. Don’t fool with “mother nature. “
BIRTH OF A NATION, THE, 1915 DW Griffith, starring Lillian Gish, Mae Marsh, and Henry B Walthall. The first long film of the silent era, (190 minutes) details the Civil War and aftermath, leading to the formation of the KKK. This is a blatantly racist flick, that is very disturbing to watch, although it is magnificently filmed.
BISHOP’S WIFE, THE, 1947, Henry Koster, starring Cary Grant, Loretta Young and David Niven. A bishop is trying to raise money for a cathedral, and neglects his faithful and dutiful wife. Cary Grant shows up as an angel to set things straight. Nice lightweight feel good movie.
BLACK RAIN- (kuroi ame) 1990. Shohei Imamura, starring Yoshiko Tanaka, and Kazuo Kitamura. Story of the aftermath of the bombing of Hiroshima.
BLADE RUNNER , 1982 , Ridley Scott, starring Harrison Ford , and Rutger Hauer. The first of many tio come, movies based on Philip K Dick stories. A Blade runner is sent out to destroy 5 androids. Considered a classic.
BLONDE VENUS, 1932, Josef Von Sternberg, starring Marlene Dietrich, Herbert Marshall and Cary Grant. A movie about a love triangle, involving a night club singer.
BLOOD OF A POET, THE , 1932, (le sang d’un poete) Jean Cocteau, starring Enrique Rivero, and Elizabeth Lee Miller. A strange dream like movie, still sited as one of the most memorable ever made, and is still ‘burning down the house’, so to speak, with it s surrealistic quality, and its lack of conventional narrative film devices.
BLOOD WEDDING, 1981, (Bodas de Sangre), Carlos Saura, Spanish film Starring Antonio Gades and Cristina Hoyos, a film about performing, and the ballet, considered a work of art itself.
BLUE ANGEL, THE, 1930, (der blaue engel) Josef von Sternberg, German film, starring Marlene Dietrich and Emil Jannings. A stern moralistic teacher is brought low by his lust for the show girl, night club singer.
BONNIE AND CLYDE-1967, Arthur Penn, starring Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway and Gene Hackman. A movie that was pivotal in the way crime began tio be portrayed as glamorous, and the criminals became “heroes”.
BOOT, DAS , -1981 , Wolfgang Peterson, starring Jurgen Prochnow, life aboard a German U2 in the second World War.
BOWLING FOR COLUMBINE-2002, Michael Moore, Oscar winning documentary /comedy about gun control.
BRAVEHEART, 1995, Mel Gibson, starring Mel Gibson. Fanciful history of William Wallace, a Scot in the 13th century.
BREAD AND CHOCOLATE, 1973, (pane e cioccolata)- , Franco Brusati, starring Nino Manfredi, and Anna Karina. Italian comedy about an Italian who tries to make a living in Switzerland as a waiter.
BREAKFAST CLUB, THE-1985, John Hughes, starring many of the Brat Pack, in a teenage flick. A bunch of widely divergent teens are forced to endure an all day detention together.
BREAKING AWAY-1979, Peter Yates, starring Dennis Christopher, Dennis Quaid, and Daniel Stern. A teenager competes in a long bike race, and learns some important lessons. Much better than it sounds.
BREATHLESS-(1960) (a bout de souffle) Jean- Luc Goddard. Starring Jean Paul Belmondo, and Jean Seberg. A French movie about the alienation of youth. The start of the French New Wave in Cinema.
BRIAN’S SONG, 1971, Buzz Kulick, starring James Caan and Billy Dee Williams, a tear jerker based on the real life relationship between two football players, Brian Piccolo, and Gale Sayers.
BRINGING UP BABY, 1938, Howard Hawks, starring Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant. A comedy about the dilemma of having a full size leopard to take care of.
BULLET IN THE HEAD, (1990) (Die Xue Jie Tou) John Woo, starring Tony Leung Chui Wai, Jacky Cheung, Waise Lee, Simon Yam. A moving drama about four young men, involving crime and war in Hong Kong. An incredible movie.
BURNING SEASON, THE, 1994, John Frankenheimer, starring Raul Julia, Carmen Argenziano, and Sonia Braga, true story about a rebellion in Brazil.
BUS STOP, 1954, Joshua Logan, starring Marilyn Monroe, Don Murray, and Arthur O’Connell. A cowboy comes to town, and falls in love with the first girl he sees, the worldly blonde.
BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID, 1969, George Roy Hill, starring Robert Redford, Paul Newman and Katherine Ross. Another of the first movies glamorizing crime and the criminal. Lovable Western train robbers keep on robbing trains....Part of the trend.
_________________________________________________________
FINAL NOTE
And there you have it. My contribution to defining film using the letter B.
B nice.! If you have anything you want me to add, I will gladly accept the suggestions. I am B 9, and I will B grateful. B 4 you go, B well, and have a nice day.
See http://www.epinions.com/user-Simply_Crispy for more details on this write-off, where everyone else has already posted.
for the letter "A" go to :
http://www.epinions.com/content_3146686596
AND FOR THE ENTRY FOR LETTER "C" go to
http://www.epinions.com/content_3221332100
THANKS FOR READING. I AM B SIDE MYSELF.
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Epinions.com ID:
artbyjude
|
 - Top 500 |
|
Member: jude paxton
Location: In a state of confusion
Reviews written: 699
Trusted by: 459 members
About Me:
If I'd known TODAY was to be my TOMORROW I woulda done better YESTERDAY.
|
|
|
© 1999-2009 Shopping.com, Inc.