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My apologies. (Reply to this comment)
by mongomad1
This happens to be my favorite book and one of my favorite movies and fervently disagree with what you wrote to the point it made me angry.
Stupid and idiot do not apply to you, and I again apologize.
For what it is worth, agreed that in the book Ms. Row-ark was presented as somewhat homely, but of course Hollywood is going to do something to put sexiness into it. I felt that for once a movie showed that all kinds of people exist in the south and none were perfect characters. Was his drunk protege good or bad, was he good or bad for the ways he saw things (Jake Brigance), was Harry Rex good or bad (he sure helped out and was a good friend to Jake)...? Each had their own issues as all of us do, but overall MOST were good in their heart.
It clearly showed the decline of the KKK's significance and that a VERY many people in the south are not racist. We have our dirtbags just like the north does.
Apologies, I agree to disagree.
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Apr 28 '07
6:44 pm PDT
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Re: How stupid can you be? (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket,  in Movies
Mongomad1,
Well, my, my, my. Nice to meet you, too.
Hmmmm, you read the book and did not like it and then you buy the DVD? Something tells me you did not buy it and rated the book to pad your #'s or for some other idiotic reason.
Not to quibble over details, but nearly everything you say here is false. I read the book and thought it was mediocre, but not thoroughly torturous. I thought maybe it could be turned into a decent film (I was horribly mistaken). I did not buy the DVD, I rented it. Through Netflix, probably, so lost nothing by doing so. I did not rate the book here or anywhere else, so cannot have done so in order to "pad my #s" - an accusation which, by the way, not only makes no sense but is an insulting insinuation and completely uncalled for from someone who knows me not at all nor anything about my habits or participation in this site or any other.
Apparently you find me to be "stupid" and "idiotic". I find you to be rude and without manners of any sort.
Otherwise, what in the hell did you expect?
I expected exactly what I outlined in the review - a film that focused on the issues rather than the bodies of the actors.
Why is the book rated so highly on this site?
I have no idea, but am not obligated to fawn over something simply because others do so. The book was okay - it didn't blow me away. My choice, my opinion.
The books is better, but of all the Grisham films, this one followed the book the most closely.
Funny, I don't remember the book being filled with references to sweaty cleavage or the main characters derriere. But, since I'm such a "stupid" "idiot", maybe I just overlooked the soft core porn section of the novel.
This is the least insightful review I have seen from a hat of any kind.
And this is the rudest comment I've seen from a complete stranger in a long time. I guess that makes us even.
You missed the point. You think things like this do not happen? It is not necessarily a southern issue and again you missed the point?
Nope, I don't think I did. I have no doubt that things like this happen all the time, all over the world. Just as I have no doubt that this movie completely sucks at portraying these events (which take place in a southern locale in both film and book - lest you forget that small detail) in any sort of compelling or moving manner.
Buy the documentary "Death on a Sunday Morning" and get back to me...
No thank you. I watch what I choose and take suggestions from people who exhibit the ability to be civil. That counts you out.
Also, Mr. Grisham wrote this loosely on a case he observed. Sometimes facts are stranger than fiction.
I don't actually care how or why Grisham wrote the book. Being loosely based on fact does not automatically make a book great and most certainly does not assure that the film version isn't completely vile.
Sue
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Apr 28 '07
11:41 am PDT
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How stupid can you be? (Reply to this comment)
by mongomad1
Hmmmm, you read the book and did not like it and then you buy the DVD? Something tells me you did not buy it and rated the book to pad your #'s or for some other idiotic reason. Otherwise, what in the hell did you expect? Why is the book rated so highly on this site? The books is better, but of all the Grisham films, this one followed the book the most closely.
This is the least insightful review I have seen from a hat of any kind. You missed the point. You think things like this do not happen? It is not necessarily a southern issue and again you missed the point? Buy the documentary "Death on a Sunday Morning" and get back to me...
Also, Mr. Grisham wrote this loosely on a case he observed. Sometimes facts are stranger than fiction.
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Apr 27 '07
7:34 pm PDT
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Re: Your disdain-- (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Gavia,
---for everything about this film does not strike me as well-founded, and you gave me far more of it than I need---so I thought it was helpful but not very.
Awww. Well, to each his own.
The movie struck me as a fair depiction of people and attitudes in that part of the country at that time.
At what time? This isn't a period piece, the movie was meant to depict current conditions.
Cruel heartless rednecks,idealistic northern liberals down there trying to help, etc, etc--a little overdrawn, perhaps, but not enough to warrant such scorn and disdain.
I believe I made it quite clear that the basic premise of the film was not what earned my scorn and disdain. How it was put to film, on the other hand, earned it perfectly.
I don't need comments about the actors butt--or cleavage either.
Perhaps if the movie hadn't so ridiculously and blatantly offered them up repeatedly and unnecessarily, you wouldn't have gotten them. But it did, so need them or not, the butt and cleavage comments directly pertain to the reasons I dislike the film.
Opinions are such a personal thing---
Indeed.
Sue
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Aug 14 '04
11:56 pm PDT
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Your disdain-- (Reply to this comment)
by gaviidae
---for everything about this film does not strike me as well-founded, and you gave me far more of it than I need---so I thought it was helpful but not very.
The movie struck me as a fair depiction of people and attitudes in that part of the country at that time. Cruel heartless rednecks,idealistic northern liberals down there trying to help, etc, etc--a little overdrawn, perhaps, but not enough to warrant such scorn and disdain.
I don't need comments about the actors butt--or cleavage either.
Opinions are such a personal thing---
Regards, Gavia
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Aug 12 '04
7:14 am PDT
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Re: 52 comment pick up (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Becky,
If you've read one John Grisham book, you've read 'em all.
Sad but true. This is the only one that is really any different at all and it's the first one he wrote. I guess if you have a gazillion dollar formula, you stick with it.
Another great review!
Thank you, Mrs. Cusack.
Sue
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Aug 05 '04
10:33 pm PDT
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Re: Re: Re: Return of the Cleavage-Sweat (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Mikecerity,
I usually just reply with random sarcasm, and somehow it looks like we're having a legitimate conversation.
Works for me, monkey boy.
Oh, I'm all about sincerity. I'm a 24-7 collection of sincerity up the yin-yang.
Yeah, I forgot that about you. Is there junk in that yin-yang?
"Breaker, breaker -- here comes Sue's ass. Get ready to pucker up. 10-4, good buddy."
Well, if I have to have a TruckAss, I might as well have a ConvoyAss.
Nope. Just foreign.
Making you automatically unpatriotic. Want freedom fries with your poutine today?
"Hold me closer tiny womber
Count the urethras on the highway
Lay me down in ovaries of linen
You had a busy day today" --Elton John & Fallopian Taupin
Goodnight room,
Goodnight moon,
Goodnight little tiny womb
----Margaret Placenta Brown
That guy's totally playing that bongo! Go, smiling hippie, go!
You could do that. Just hang out by the Rat Man and you'll be rich.
I may have to dye it brown, but I'm sure that wouldn't be a problem.
That would be a good look, too. Do you have a little pillow to go with that?
I just spent 20 minutes searching out pictures of brown tuxedoes. Sadly, or happily, Google was no help.
No way! I thought Google had everything. You've shaken my previously rock solid faith in the internet.
Sadly, but not happily, I know exactly where I can find a picture of a brown tuxedo. Sigh.
Moms are the best. Scaaaaaaannerrrrrr........
Tuxsuedo
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Aug 05 '04
10:32 pm PDT
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52 comment pick up (Reply to this comment)
by beckytcy
If you've read one John Grisham book, you've read 'em all.
Another great review!
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Aug 05 '04
8:04 am PDT
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Re: Re: Return of the Cleavage-Sweat (Reply to this comment)
by mfunk75
Best Gay Suelang-
Your own comment section, too!
You think I actually read the comments people leave for me? I usually just reply with random sarcasm, and somehow it looks like we're having a legitimate conversation.
That better have been damn sincere.
Oh, I'm all about sincerity. I'm a 24-7 collection of sincerity up the yin-yang.
stop talking about it like it's a fully loaded Mack truck.
"Breaker, breaker -- here comes Sue's ass. Get ready to pucker up. 10-4, good buddy."
John Ashcroft will get you for that, you know. What are you, unpatriotic?
Nope. Just foreign.
"Reality Television reached a new pinnacle today in announcing its new show 'Extreme Makeover - Tiny Womb Edition'."
"Hold me closer tiny womber
Count the urethras on the highway
Lay me down in ovaries of linen
You had a busy day today" --Elton John & Fallopian Taupin
http://www.hippieshop.com/cgi-bin/gold/category.cgi?item=GR5220&type=store
That guy's totally playing that bongo! Go, smiling hippie, go!
I think I'm just going to go with this outfit, and be done with it:
http://images.andale.com/f2/104/100/11883829/1075850940166_1075999463822_tuxedosuit400.jpg
I may have to dye it brown, but I'm sure that wouldn't be a problem.
(side note: I just spent 20 minutes searching out pictures of brown tuxedoes. Sadly, or happily, Google was no help. Sadly, but not happily, I know exactly where I can find a picture of a brown tuxedo. Sigh.)
-moinkxedo
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Aug 05 '04
7:41 am PDT
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Re: Return of the Cleavage-Sweat (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Chickenmoink,
You lie. But I'll take the points anyway.
I do not! It's all in here, monkey boy.
http://www.epinions.com/content_149787348612/show_~allcom
Your own comment section, too!
Alright. Back that dairy air up over here. *smooch*
That better have been damn sincere. And stop talking about it like it's a fully loaded Mack truck.
Wow, munkus knows all the best gay slang!
Duh.
Though, in my defense, I still think the word appropriate, no matter which definition you use.
Ha! John Ashcroft will get you for that, you know. What are you, unpatriotic?
No, I don't. For I am chickenmoink, and all the old gay men will bow down before me.
That's an image I really didn't need at all. It's worse than the MackTruckAss.
"When Baba Wawa checked into the hotel, she didn't need a big suite. 'Just give me a tiny womb,' she said to the concierge."
Oh, that's good.
"Reality Television reached a new pinnacle today in announcing its new show 'Extreme Makeover - Tiny Womb Edition'."
Hey, that's a girl's hemp cargo bag! No self-respecting hippie hunk would be caught dead with one of things draped slinkily over his shoulder.
Oh, please. All good hippies know that hemp is strictly unisex. That gender role stuff is square, man.
http://www.donsbossons.com/pages/9images/sherpa.jpg
Now I do like that. But I think you want more Liberal, less Sherperal. How about some of these:
http://www.hippieshop.com/cgi-bin/gold/category.cgi?item=GR5220&type=store
The drum would be nice, too. You could play it on the street for change.
Or a Dubya cabinet member. Oh wait, that's, "Make War, and then Make More War".
You talk the talk, Dude, now you just have to wear the hemp. Peace out, man.
Birkensue
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Aug 04 '04
9:47 pm PDT
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Return of the Cleavage-Sweat (Reply to this comment)
by mfunk75
Suerpa-
Then you now have 46 points, for you were recently awarded five points for honesty somewhere else in some other comment section.
You lie. But I'll take the points anyway.
You're going to have to kiss some serious SueJudgeAss to make up for that one.
Alright. Back that dairy air up over here. *smooch*
While politically apt, I feel it necessary to tell you that munkus informs me that a "chickenhawk" is also an old gay man interested in very young men.
Wow, munkus knows all the best gay slang! Though, in my defense, I still think the word appropriate, no matter which definition you use.
So maybe you don't want to be chickenmike.
No, I don't. For I am chickenmoink, and all the old gay men will bow down before me.
"Fortunately for Barbie, her lack of external genitalia prevented her from having to make use of her tiny womb."
"When Baba Wawa checked into the hotel, she didn't need a big suite. 'Just give me a tiny womb,' she said to the concierge."
http://www.hippieshop.com/cgi-bin/gold/category.cgi?item=GR75169&type=store
Hey, that's a girl's hemp cargo bag! No self-respecting hippie hunk would be caught dead with one of things draped slinkily over his shoulder. I prefer this look instead:
http://www.donsbossons.com/pages/9images/sherpa.jpg
Except for the little pink shorts, it's much more manly.
Nothing says "Make Love, Not War" like a hemp cargo bag.
Or a Dubya cabinet member. Oh wait, that's, "Make War, and then Make More War".
-chickenmoink
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Aug 04 '04
6:51 am PDT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Cleavage-sweating to the oldies (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
MikePoints,
No. If the judge's rule in my favour, then I'll have 41 SuePoints.
Then you now have 46 points, for you were recently awarded five points for honesty somewhere else in some other comment section.
I don't see that happening, though, for the SueJudges, just like the French judges, are never kind to Canucks.
You're going to have to kiss some serious SueJudgeAss to make up for that one.
How could I ever forget? She reminds me of it every time I crack wise about his lack of testicle.
Hey!
Correct! 10 MoinkPoints for you! Once you get to one hundred, the prize committee will send you a lifetime's supply of cheese curds. Good luck.
Mmmmm. Cheese. I need more points.
If there were two birds in the Bush, one of them'd be a Chickenhawk. And I'm guessing the other one would be a Dodo. It makes perfect sense.
While politically apt, I feel it necessary to tell you that munkus informs me that a "chickenhawk" is also an old gay man interested in very young men. So maybe you don't want to be chickenmike.
"But when the lawyers found out about her tiny womb, they thought she might have a case."
"Fortunately for Barbie, her lack of external genitalia prevented her from having to make use of her tiny womb."
I like it. Even just looking at it I'm tempted to try the brown acid, or at the very least beat up some Hell's Angels with a pool cue.
You aren't ready for those things. You may have the shirt and the hat, but you're still wearing your pressed khaki's and carrying a briefcase. You need more accessories. How about this:
http://www.hippieshop.com/cgi-bin/gold/category.cgi?item=GR75169&type=store
Nothing says "Make Love, Not War" like a hemp cargo bag. Out with the briefcase, in with the love beads.
SueJudge
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Aug 03 '04
10:16 pm PDT
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Re: --------------- (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Jack,
Gaw! Talk about cynical!
You may call me Cynical Sue.
I adored Bullock in "Demolition Man" and "Miss Congeniality" but thought her an abrasive titanic terror here.
I usually like her - even if the movie is crap (read: Two Weeks Notice), but she was nothing but annoying here.
Well, this is the same filmmaker who gave us the two worst "Batman" films , Sue Get an Inkling, so expecting subtlety from Schumacher would be like expecting Crispy to bag Paris Hilton, ya know?
I didn't really realize that at the time, but when I looked up the director on IMDb, the crappitude of this film made far more sense.
This was touted as the scene that would launch this actor's career into the stratosphere
Mike said that, too. Gack. The thing is simply awful.
there was just too much in the way of expectation for a good-but-not-great actor to live up to.
I think he can act - but takes some amazingly bad roles in what turn out to be really high profile movies. John Grisham films and JLo vehicles are really not the place you want to tank.
Score!
Whee! It's too bad, though, because I like Donald Sutherland.
I always wish he had more screen time. Never tired of this fearless actor teeming with imagination and technique.
He was great as the lawyer on "West Wing" - I haven't seen Executive Decision, but will queue it.
Sorry you had to endure it. (Well, not that sorry!)
I feel the same way. On the one hand, the movie completely sucks. But on the other hand, I get to make fun of Ashley's sweaty cleavage. Sort of evens things out.
Sue
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Aug 03 '04
10:02 pm PDT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Cleavage-sweating to the oldies (Reply to this comment)
by mfunk75
Grassuepper-
Is this including your recently acquired twenty points?
No. If the judge's rule in my favour, then I'll have 41 SuePoints. I don't see that happening, though, for the SueJudges, just like the French judges, are never kind to Canucks.
You may carry them over.
Finally, a ruling in my favour.
remember that the QuizMistress has very little tolerance for jokes about The Lance.
How could I ever forget? She reminds me of it every time I crack wise about his lack of testicle.
But, seeing as how it's a Moink, I can say with some confidence that the answer is:
Poutine.
Correct! 10 MoinkPoints for you! Once you get to one hundred, the prize committee will send you a lifetime's supply of cheese curds. Good luck.
If there were two birds in the Bush, he'd send them off to Iraq.
If there were two birds in the Bush, one of them'd be a Chickenhawk. And I'm guessing the other one would be a Dodo. It makes perfect sense.
"Even his estate couldn't sue, since he had no heirs - a tragic result of the tiny womb of his wife."
"But when the lawyers found out about her tiny womb, they thought she might have a case."
http://www.hippieshop.com/cgi-bin/gold/category.cgi?item=3001M&type=store
I like it. Even just looking at it I'm tempted to try the brown acid, or at the very least beat up some Hell's Angels with a pool cue.
-chickenmike
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Aug 03 '04
7:16 am PDT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Cleavage-sweating to the oldies (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Mikeché,
It appears that, after a number of unfair deductions, I only have 21 SuePoints.
That seems a reasonable number. Is this including your recently acquired twenty points?
If you let me carry them over, then I promise to stop making jokes at the expense of Lance's one ball. At least until next July, when I won't be able to help myself again.
You may carry them over. But remember that the QuizMistress has very little tolerance for jokes about The Lance. Tread lightly next July, grasshopper.
If a Moink approaches you, and says, "I am lying to you now", is he telling the truth? *head explodes*
I have no idea if he's telling the truth, for I'm staring at the spectacle of exploded head all over the place. But, seeing as how it's a Moink, I can say with some confidence that the answer is:
Poutine.
That's a great cliché, that is. It's worth a bird in the hand, or, at the very least, two in the bush.
If there were two birds in the Bush, he'd send them off to Iraq. Poor birds. We're not just older, junior, we're older and wiser. And incredibly well versed in bad clichés.
"If he were alive today, Jonathan Swift -- whose wife had a tiny womb, by the way -- would sue Sue and Mike for slandering his most beloved literary character."
"Even his estate couldn't sue, since he had no heirs - a tragic result of the tiny womb of his wife."
All I am saying is give that shirt a chance.
Okay, I think you're ready to move on. How about we add this?
http://www.hippieshop.com/cgi-bin/gold/category.cgi?item=3001M&type=store
Now some really serious conservatives might cross the street to avoid you. It's a good start.
Sueché
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Aug 02 '04
9:33 pm PDT
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Re: The closest I . . . (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Gungian,
. . . want to get to this flick is your fine posting.
Thank you. And wise choice!
Sue
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Aug 02 '04
9:17 pm PDT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Cleavage-sweating to the oldies (Reply to this comment)
by mfunk75
SuePoints Reloaded-
She wants to know how many points you had accrued and what you're willing to give her to get them back. Then she'll consider your request.
It appears that, after a number of unfair deductions, I only have 21 SuePoints. If you let me carry them over, then I promise to stop making jokes at the expense of Lance's one ball. At least until next July, when I won't be able to help myself again.
Are you sure you didn't mean "lie" as in "Moink is telling a big fat lie?"
That's probably closer to the truth. Unless I'm still lying now. If a Moink approaches you, and says, "I am lying to you now", is he telling the truth? *head explodes*
You're only as young as you feel, sonny! How's that for your cliche-o-the-day?
That's a great cliché, that is. It's worth a bird in the hand, or, at the very least, two in the bush.
I feel approximately 80. Which, from what I've been told, is my actual age.
Cake jpgs don't lie. Unlike Moink.
"Gulliver, on the other hand, was repulsed at the notion of planting his giant seed in such a tiny womb".
"If he were alive today, Jonathan Swift -- whose wife had a tiny womb, by the way -- would sue Sue and Mike for slandering his most beloved literary character."
http://www.spreadshirt.de/shops/1000/1/products/1_20500_1_big.jpg
All I am saying is give that shirt a chance.
-noam chomikesky
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Aug 02 '04
8:12 am PDT
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The closest I . . . (Reply to this comment)
by gungian
. . . want to get to this flick is your fine posting.
Nicely done.
Write On!
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Aug 02 '04
4:31 am PDT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Hi (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Marie,
Oh of course they have standards...do whatever they have to do to make more money with the movie.
Exactly. Are there any other standards?
Sue
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Aug 01 '04
11:53 pm PDT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Cleavage-sweating to the oldies (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Miketestant,
Cool. I wonder if my old stash of SuePoints is still valid.
The QuizMistress is undecided. She wants to know how many points you had accrued and what you're willing to give her to get them back. Then she'll consider your request.
No, I meant "feint". As in, "Ashley Judd feinted me out, with her sweaty cleavage, so that I didn't notice the ineptness of the movie surrounding her."
Are you sure you didn't mean "lie" as in "Moink is telling a big fat lie?"
I'd love to fetch your danish, but I think I just broke my hip. And now I've fallen. And I can't get up. Oh, what a hopeless cliché I've become.
You're only as young as you feel, sonny! How's that for your cliche-o-the-day? Unfortunately, I feel approximately 80. Which, from what I've been told, is my actual age.
"The Lilliputians were quite eager to bear Gulliver's offspring, but feared for the trauma the pregnancies would cause on their tiny wombs."
"Gulliver, on the other hand, was repulsed at the notion of planting his giant seed in such a tiny womb".
Okay, I think I've got a good start on a new look
No, no you don't. I'm sorry. Let's start you with this one, okay?
http://www.spreadshirt.de/shops/1000/1/products/1_20500_1_big.jpg
Nice basic navy blue with a hint of liberalism. Good start. The rest will come with time and guidance, my little Noam Chomsky.
The QuizMistress
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Aug 01 '04
11:52 pm PDT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Hi (Reply to this comment)
by dragonfire88,  in Movies
Oh of course they have standards...do whatever they have to do to make more money with the movie. ;)
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Aug 01 '04
8:47 pm PDT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Cleavage-sweating to the oldies (Reply to this comment)
by mfunk75
Birthday Sueit-
20 SuePoints!
Cool. I wonder if my old stash of SuePoints is still valid. Cause I'd love to trade 'em in for a Led Zeppelin t-shirt, or a SuperSoaker. And then go get some cotton candy.
Do you mean *faint*?
No, I meant "feint". As in, "Ashley Judd feinted me out, with her sweaty cleavage, so that I didn't notice the ineptness of the movie surrounding her."
You told me that story five times in the past hour! Now it's past time for our metamucil and I'm going to be late for my appointment to have my hair blue rinsed. You're a punk, sonny. Now fetch my prune danish.
I'd love to fetch your danish, but I think I just broke my hip. And now I've fallen. And I can't get up. Oh, what a hopeless cliché I've become.
"Why, how am I ever going to give birth to that labrador's puppies when I have such a tiny womb?" thought the distraught, but deeply in love, miniature dachshund.
"The Lilliputians were quite eager to bear Gulliver's offspring, but feared for the trauma the pregnancies would cause on their tiny wombs."
Maybe we'll start you out slow with a nice pair of Birkenstocks and move carefully into tie dye, then vault into political protest marches.
Okay, I think I've got a good start on a new look:
http://www.upscaleaudio.com/rare/hippie.jpg
Oh wait. Did you say I should move slowly? Dammit.
-mikenstock
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Aug 01 '04
6:51 am PDT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Hi (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Marie,
There were probably a lot of other men that enjoyed that..look for her as well.
If I had to make a wild guess...........I would say they did it on purpose to pad the movie with glistening cleavage! But they would never do such a cynical, unnecessary thing.
Hollywood has standards, after all ;)
Sue
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Jul 31 '04
11:10 pm PDT
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Re: A (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Thanks, G! Four stars overall? Man, I didn't even notice that. Blech.
Sue
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Jul 31 '04
11:08 pm PDT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Hi (Reply to this comment)
by dragonfire88, in Movies
Yeah, me too. Now if Mattie had more sweat, that would be a different story altogether.....
Yes it would be. :) I wouldn't mind seeing him in that condition.
There are a couple scenes where she looks freshly hosed down. It's creepy. Unless you're mfunk, in which case it makes you happy.
There were probably a lot of other men that enjoyed that..look for her as well.
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Jul 31 '04
9:22 pm PDT
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A (Reply to this comment)
by George_Chabot, in Movies
masterful skewering of a piece of trash that richly deserves it. You and I are on the minority with this one as I see it has FOUR stars overall. Great job, Sue!
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Jul 31 '04
12:04 pm PDT
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Re: Re: Re: Hi (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Marie,
I think I can survive without checking out her clevage sweat again.
Yeah, me too. Now if Mattie had more sweat, that would be a different story altogether.....
I don't remember everything from the movie, but I do remember she was always..damp
There are a couple scenes where she looks freshly hosed down. It's creepy. Unless you're mfunk, in which case it makes you happy.
Sue
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Jul 31 '04
9:46 am PDT
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Re: Re: Re: It's fitting... (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
MILFlissa,
A MILF, rougly speaking, is a boinkable mom. We're all the rage on the internet these days.
Well, then, I guess we are indeed MILFs, for who could be hotter moms than us? No one, I say. No One!
I like it that we're all the rage on the internet. Makes me feel loved. In an unwholesome way, but loved nonetheless......
The Boinkable Mom
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Jul 31 '04
9:45 am PDT
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Re: Re: Re: ! (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Richard,
I can't help myself, I have an attraction to your comment section (but not in a creepy way)
Oh, come on! Make it a creepy way. That's way more fun.
Absolutely.. even in "Contact".
Oh, I saw part of that, and yes, he remains very pretty.
"Word-as-Virus Multi-shot Tit Bra Shamuhmahuh: A Deconstruction."
Just the title gets you the award for essay of the year.
I pray, for my own sanity, I'm not the only person that suffers from this.
I believe that you are not. For it is a most confounding name. My theory is that the last name wouldn't be nearly so difficult to remember if the first name weren't so entirely ludicrous.
Well you did ask....
I did indeed. I'll remember not to, next time......;)
Yes. She is. I'd give her 10/10 for cuteness, and it's actually quite endearing the way her nose wrinckles up when she smiles. Bless her.
It is! And cuteness factor and nose wrinkling can get you a long way in Hollywood. More the pity for the poor viewer. Unless it's Mattie being cute, of course.
It does! And may he long continue to make good movies, or at least movies where he can be ogled, as God intended, or else he wouldn't have given him such a pretty face.
Amen, brother. We do need the ogling movies interspersed with the good but slimy Mattie movies. For you are correct, such prettiness needs to be ogled or it's wasted. I find myself with the urge to see EdTV again.......
MQS
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Jul 31 '04
9:40 am PDT
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Re: Re: Re: Fine review, butt, uh, but... (Reply to this comment)
by millinocket, in Movies
Glenn,
Sue, I agree with Mike Holmes here.
Well, that's simply appalling. You're supposed to always agree with me, that's what the contract says. Oh, I didn't make you sign the contract? Then you may proceed.....
The book was good......way better than you gave it credit for.
I don't remember it well enough to disagree. Only the basics and that it was far more thoughtful than his other work. It didn't grab me by the neck enough for me to have held on to more than that, though.
I rarely disagree with you, so I'm chalking this one up to the passage of time since you read the book.
I suspect that's part of it, though I'd have to actually go back and read the book again to be sure.
That, and the ravages of raising children, the inevitable death of brain cells, and the Bush Administration.
Any one of those three is enough to render me either stupid or insane. Put them all together and I'm both. I'm going to my room for a time out now.
Sue
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Jul 31 '04
9:32 am PDT
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