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la-la-la-la (Reply to this comment)
by artbyjude
(Like I know what I am doing at 2 AM.) La-la-la is something you can say as a mantra when you are trying not to listen to a group's inane banter.i-because you know if you actually hear what they are saying you will be forced to terminate them. Try it. It works for me.
Jude
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Jun 04 '03
11:10 pm PDT
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Re: Couldn't agree (Reply to this comment)
by Vormancian
Yech.
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Apr 20 '03
11:39 pm PDT
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Re: Lanchester, Elsa... (Reply to this comment)
by Vormancian
I think I remember that episode.
Thanks for stopping by.
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Apr 20 '03
11:38 pm PDT
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Re: :) (Reply to this comment)
by Vormancian
Thanks much.
;)
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Apr 20 '03
11:37 pm PDT
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Re: So... (Reply to this comment)
by Vormancian
Errr... sorry bout that.
Cheers!
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Apr 20 '03
11:36 pm PDT
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Re: you know... (Reply to this comment)
by Vormancian
To tell you the truth, I never see his movies come on TV over here either.
The fan generation may be gone, but I don't even really know if they ever existed. Somehow it's just become the old joke.
Appreciate the comment.
Cheers!
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Apr 20 '03
11:35 pm PDT
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Re: Modesty Blaise? (Reply to this comment)
by Vormancian
Hmmm, have you seen it?
I don't think I've ever been asked to explain Modesty before.
Well, it's hard to describe what it is exactly, but if you could do it, it would be a brilliant example of that. It's almost brilliant just in being such a product of its times, sort of along the lines of 'Our Man Flint'.
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Apr 20 '03
11:30 pm PDT
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Re: 'L' of a list (Reply to this comment)
by Vormancian
****I suggest you, Chad_Lime, and I start an "I Heart Hudson Hawk" club, through which we can spread the gospel that this much-loathed flick is actually a pretty entertaining slice of perfection. Or would you rather be a fish?****
I didn't realize either of you liked it. I'm so used to having never run into anyone who liked it, that I just assume that I'm the absolutely only one.
****The only thing more true than ‘Germans love David Hasselhoff’ is ‘The French love Jerry Lewis’.
Do I detect a fond remembrance of Norm MacDonald in this line? Please say it so. A man who adores the Hawk and the Norm as much as I do? Sight…****
Well, I don't know if I adore Norm, but I do like him. Oh, and yes, it was certainly a remembrance of him. The strangest thing about it is that you really wouldn't believe how often I manage to work 'Germans love David Hasselhoff' into a conversation.
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Apr 20 '03
11:27 pm PDT
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Re: ------------- (Reply to this comment)
by Vormancian
Her best performance? Or, what sort of best performance?
I don't know, I just thought the whole movie was goofy. I will admit, however, that I may be very jaded, because I thought the whole movie was goofy before I ever saw it.
Cheers!
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Apr 20 '03
11:22 pm PDT
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Re: Lucas a two-trick pony? (Reply to this comment)
by Vormancian
Now, come on. You have to give him the first two Star Wars movies, and Raiders at the very least. He may be awful now, but let's not let that cloud our judgement.
;)
Cheers mate!
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Apr 20 '03
11:20 pm PDT
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Re: YEESH (Reply to this comment)
by Vormancian
I stole it. Muuhaha.
Well, actually, I did look a lot of it up.
Cheers!
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Apr 20 '03
11:18 pm PDT
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Couldn't agree (Reply to this comment)
by katmar
with you more about David Lynch, but Jessica Lange hard to look at? Oh my goodness... I think she's goy-jiss.
Oh, and who's that Lopez, Jennifer chick you mentioned? Never heard of her... :)
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Apr 19 '03
8:12 pm PDT
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Lanchester, Elsa... (Reply to this comment)
by Chris_Billings
....also played in an episode of I LOVE LUCY. She played a crazy lady that Lucy and Ethel hitch a ride with. They think she is an ax-murderer they hear about on the radio.
Chris
PS: just thought I would throw around some info. Nice article!
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Apr 18 '03
11:40 pm PDT
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Wow... (Reply to this comment)
by researchguru
...just wow.
Gobsmacked.
rg
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Apr 18 '03
11:05 pm PDT
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:) (Reply to this comment)
by susidee34
just friggin beautiful
Zuzi
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Apr 18 '03
7:57 am PDT
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So... (Reply to this comment)
by jetbluefan1
your bottom line is telling me to imagine saying 'L' over and over again. Well, I'm not imagining it, but I am doing it and I feel like my tongue is going to fall off!
Anthony who now has a fractured tongue
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Apr 17 '03
10:42 am PDT
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Re: Lancaster and Liotta (Reply to this comment)
by Vormancian
Thanks muchly.
Appreciate your comment.
I know a lot of people that think of 'Animal House' in a similar way. Somehow, I am not among them, though it's a great film.
Cheers!
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Apr 16 '03
7:31 am PDT
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you know... (Reply to this comment)
by emptywishes
I have never seen a Jerry Lewis movie appear on tv over here. While if you bring him up no one says anything mean, they don't rave about him either. I get the feeling that the Jerry Lewis generation must be sort of dying out, or something.
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Apr 16 '03
3:10 am PDT
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Modesty Blaise? (Reply to this comment)
by voxpoptart
An excellent list, if unexpectedly useful and detailed and informative in a way that i hope will not besmirch the write-off's sterling reputation. One question: would you care to spend a couple sentences making the case that Modesty Blaise is a masterpiece of whatever it is? Your writeup of its director intrigued me, but i can't find any other case for the movie at the obvious sources.
cheers,
- Brian
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Apr 15 '03
4:05 pm PDT
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'L' of a list (Reply to this comment)
by mfunk75
Marc-
Lehmann, Michael - In some sense, few directors are less notable, but Lehmann is a rare mix of brilliance and stupidity that warrants its own attention. Directing such films as ‘Heathers’ and ‘Hudson Hawk’ (which I love even if everyone else hates it),
I suggest you, Chad_Lime, and I start an "I Heart Hudson Hawk" club, through which we can spread the gospel that this much-loathed flick is actually a pretty entertaining slice of perfection. Or would you rather be a fish?
The only thing more true than ‘Germans love David Hasselhoff’ is ‘The French love Jerry Lewis’.
Do I detect a fond remembrance of Norm MacDonald in this line? Please say it so. A man who adores the Hawk and the Norm as much as I do? Sight…
Slightly exhausting (like I'm one to talk!) but highly entertaining list…
-mike
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Apr 15 '03
12:30 pm PDT
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Lucas a two-trick pony? (Reply to this comment)
by Simply_Crispy
I didn't even know that he had one trick. Aside from spending shedloads on special FX, and hiring Steven Spielberg to direct films he's too untalented to deal with.
Very informative stuff. I see you went for the serious angle. Good enough for me.
Chris
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Apr 15 '03
10:17 am PDT
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Lancaster and Liotta (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket
Both in my beloved Field of Dreams. Lancaster always oozed class and Liotta is just kinda creepy.
Lambert, Christopher...........single-handedly (unless you have a better theory) spurred a spike in the number of children named ‘Connor’ of almost mythic proportions
Ha! I like this theory. It's just as plausible as any other.
Landis, John
We were just recently talking about Animal House - a movie that truly marks my teen years like no other. But I had completely forgotten about John Landis.
Lovely list, laddy,
Sue
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Apr 14 '03
8:34 pm PDT
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Note to Reader (Reply to this comment)
by Vormancian
I think I caught all the goofy things that happen to numbers and so on, but if you spot an odd symbol please let me know.
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Apr 14 '03
7:19 pm PDT
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