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I just found this: A Japan travel guide website, called: Japan all over. Or the URL reads: Jap Anal Lover

I got my haircut on the weekend, the young chick cutting my hair was sort of chatty. After a while she asks: "Do you have any children?" . . . me: "No" Then she says: "Oh, because you look like my landlord, I thought he might have been your son" So some guy who's her landlord, I'm old enough...

And every time this thread gets bumped, I get a tiny flash of hope . . . But then I read the latest, and no.

Ummm . . . .

I have been back and forth thinking about what I'd put top of the list. It's a close match between The Thing and Escape from New York. The Thing has: Body gore effects that still hold up today. Simple story ( one location / small group ) does it so well growing sense of fear and suspicion...

That vid reminded me of how bitterly disappointed I was with Escape from LA. And also: Fuck Rich Evans for putting Halloween down so low. It's a classic.

I've seen some bad safety pictures in my time: This one takes the cake. The more you look at it, the worse it gets. Like when you notice that there are wood planks on the tractor roof . . . so that the outer legs of the saw horses can sit on them.

I checked, Clint is 91 years old. Damn! He's keeping active and doing things in his old age = making movies.

Huge budget + woke changes that will drive away established fans + Covid slashing potential cinema revenue. This is the sort of thing that will bankrupt the studio.

Or to put in simple terms, he did this:

I was more referring to how he was laying out specific plot points and details, that then ended up being that way in the final film. Actual specific details.

Doomcock had a bunch of things to say about The rise of Skywalker. At the time even he said that "if this is to be believed" and saying that the stuff sounded quite hard to believe. In the end pretty much everything he said was correct.

I live on the other side of the world. I was reading some stuff today, about the 9/11 attacks, and it just refreshed in my mind, how much it affected me. It still feels so fresh.

I re-watched the original last night. Must have been a few years since watching it. Fuck me, what an amazing film!!

I liked the trailer more than I'd thought. It reminded me of how much I liked the Matrix, in the top 10 for me. But with that said, we've been down this road before. Interesting trailer gets you hyped for movie, then it's a big letdown, rinse and repeat. So I will play the waiting game, if...

I saw the thread title, clicked on it, then saw picture with the black family. "Oh, this is a joke right?" Right?!?

^^^ We got that last night. English rider had weakened and dropped back. The Danish team came about and the lead rider had his head tucked down trying to be aerodynamic. Fully crashed into the rear and took them both out.

. . . turning my stomach. more like it. Why she wasn't run out of town on a rail for that image with the President's severed head, I'll never know.

Australian Andrew Hoy won a silver and a bronze today in equestrian. He's 62 years old. His first Olympic games were . . . L.A. 1984. It took him until Barcelona to win medals, but he's been getting results since then.

I can relate: I worked for years at a luxury boat manufacturer. One time they did a big launch of a new top of the range boat. USD $1.5 Million plus. So they had a party for all us workers on the Friday afternoon. Prior to the official launch with invited toffs. The 'finished' boat 001 is in...

From my understanding the lack performance of Haas this year is due to them putting their efforts into getting their 2022 car worked out. Think of what Brawn GP did in 2009 It does sound like a poor trade, such a weak year this year. In the hope of a strong car under the new regs. But the guy...

It's true then, only the good die young.

Photoshoot taken with 1969 Ferrari 512S Berlinetta Speciale.

Brendan Fraser's weight gain is apparently due to him about to play a 600 pound fat man . . . maybe. https://meaww.com/brendan-fraser-put-on-weight-new-film-makes-rare-public-appearance-internet-happy-to-see-him

Hmm, I guess his absence from some of their boozy movie night's makes sense. Having a few drinks ( a few too many at times ) seems to be their way of getting through it. Wishing him the best for his recovery = One day at a time. I did a quick look back over their releases over the last little...

Did they just show us all the stuff from the film? I mean it looked like we got to see all the main baddies getting killed in the trailer.

Foler getting ready to start this thread . . . .

I can remember this sitting on shelves in VHS, in the good ole days. I never rented it. I'm older than Rich and Jay, so as Rich was saying he enjoyed it as a 5 year old, if I'd have rented it as a mid teenager. I'd probably have hated it. Now if I was to watch it, I might enjoy the silly camp...

Thinking about this more, I figure that McKellen and Christopher Lee were on chump change per film compared to what Harrison Ford has been on, while sleep walking through his roles. Perhaps for Lee and McK it was a case of needing to prove themselves as a viable talent each time, on each new...

All this makes me think, is there any chance of Harrison Ford getting a great role in his later career?? The sort of thing that people will remember him for. Not this trainwreck of course. edit: Footage of Harrison Ford avoiding a trainwreck ( he should do it again now )