Jazzmoose

Dolly Parton Melanie Chartoff James Clapper

The Golden Fleece Della Reese Edwin Meese

Howdy!

Interesting. I'm with lp on this one; you couldn't pay me enough to listen to the Beach Boys. And if I'd heard Dickie Dale or the Surfaris in the past month, I'd probably kick you in the nuts for suggesting such a thing. On the other hand, the Cramps are fine...

I realize I'm in a small minority here, but what a shitty movie; I gave up about halfway through. In the vernacular of the film, why the fuck am I supposed to give a fucking rat's ass about any of these fucking morons?

It's the same way here; it's just that some people get upset that others aren't enjoying the game in exactly the same way they are, so they squawk about it.

Oh, well that's normal...

Albert Pickles Henry Heinz Mark-Edouard Vlasic

Sounds good. If the local theater gets it, I'll see it, but my guess is I'll have to wait for DVD.

The Spaniels David Terrier Peter S. Beagle

Wasn't he the guy who was always reading tomes?

I think I still had hair then!

Mr. Slate Mr. Spacely The Boss Toon Strangler Okay, I'll go to bed now...

Alan Ladd Sonny Rollins Jason Kidd

Joey Bishop Queen Latifah Mongo, who was only pawn in game of life...

Eight Men Out Mad Men Alfred E. Neuman

Somewhere, Chuckles the Clown is smiling...

I have mixed emotions on this one. The ending was a bit too silly for me, and, perhaps it was my confusion, but the movie seemed to imply that time dilation would only be a problem if you landed on a planet-sounds like bullshit to me, as did frozen clouds that solid. Still, it's been a long time since a movie had scenes tense enough to make me hold my breath. And the lack of sound in the space scenes almost brought a tear to my eye. How long did it take Hollywood to get that right?

Rupert Holmes Tom Watson Kate Hudson

Grass Green Homer Simpson Claude Putman, Jr.

I just stumbled upon this on You Tube-shit, I need to broaden my reading on this forum. Awesome stuff!

Beany and Cecil Freebie and the Bean Nolan Gasser

Well, there's the obvious Phil Rizzuto.

If one bulb burns out, two more take it's place...

No, Falls. Drive is a favorite! It's another period piece, like L.A. Confidential.