Come for the politics, stay for the snark.

Republicans don’t trust women.

I did not have this on my fuck 2022 bingo card.

No one could have predicted…

Ah, the different things are different argument.

Shallow, uninformed, and lacking identity

Damn right I heard that as a threat.

White supremacy is terrorism.

This fight is for everything.

Schmidt just says fuck it, opens a tea shop.

Is it irresponsible to speculate? It is irresponsible not to.

This really is a full service blog.

The next time the wall street journal editorial board speaks the truth will be the first.

Battle won, war still ongoing.

We are aware of all internet traditions.

When someone says they “love freedom”, rest assured they don’t mean yours.

Whoever he was, that guy was nuts.

… pundit janitors mopping up after the GOP

Reality always lies in wait for … Democrats.

Is it negotiation when the other party actually wants to shoot the hostage?

Jesus, Mary, & Joseph how is that election even close?

A last alliance of elves and men. also pet photos.

Insiders who complain to politico: please report to the white house office of shut the fuck up.

Republicans seem to think life begins at the candlelight dinner the night before.

Let us savor the impending downfall of lawless scoundrels who richly deserve the trouble barreling their way.

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  1. 1.

    vacuumslayer

    Did anyone else see “The Watchmen”? I had heard that people said it was unfilmable. It should have stayed that way. I thought it was so bad it actually made me angry. Anyone else see any awful films lately?

  2. 2.

    joe from Lowell

    Not “lately,” but Rising Sun was so bad that I was actually grateful for the kids from Southeast shouting at the screen.

    It’s, like, got all these Japanese people, OK? So, like, at the end, everyone starts kicking each other, OK? And Sean Connery can’t actually lift his foot above his knee, so they edited his fight scenes so that you’d see him start to pick up his foot, and then a Japanese guy flies backwards into a wall, and then you see Connery putting his foot back down.

  3. 3.

    SGEW

    @vacuumslayer:

    I thought it was so bad it actually made me angry.

    Tell me about it. But the opening title sequence was pretty good . . . if only I had walked out of the theatre once the narrative actually started!

    Anyone else see any awful films lately?

    Public Enemies. Just awful! Such a disappointment . . . looks like Michael Mann is in that category of “filmmakers who made one or two films that were rather decent but shouldn’t be trusted with a camera in their hands anymore.” The sound mix and camera operation in Public Enemies was just tremendously awful – straight up amateurish. (looks up IMDb) Jeebus! Mann was actually the camera operator on Public Enemies! Holy crap!

  4. 4.

    vacuumslayer

    OK, here’s a bit of open thread fun for everyone. I was lurking at a thread on SadlyNo where everyone was having fun with their user names and an anagram generator. I’m amazed at how funny some of the rearranged names/phrases are.

    Here are some of my favorites for “vacuumslayer”

    Creamy Uvulas (Should uvulas be creamy?)
    Casual Rev Yum (A laid-back Sun Yung Moon type?)
    Lama Curvy Use (Special kebabs?)
    Uvula As Mercy (It has healing powers!)
    Lave Ray Cum Us (Ummmmmmmm…something dirty)
    La Ma Curvy Sue (I’m pretty sure she’s a fabulous lip-synching drag queen)
    Cram Uvulas Ye (No, don’t!)
    Cars Value Yum (And they said Cash for Clunkers wouldn’t work)
    Saucy Veal Rum (YUM!)

  5. 5.

    Michael

    I put this on an apparently dying earlier article, but its too delicious not to share.

    It looks like Sanford appointed a homeschooling fundamentalist abstinence-only cretard to the state board of education who has an interesting side hobby – scribbling porn over at Literotica.

    http://www.dailykos.com/story/2009/9/1/775092/-OMGDid-Mark-Sanford-appoint-net-porn-author-to-SC-Brd-of-Ed

    She’d gotten elected chair, and abruptly resigned yesterday after this came out. At South Carolina’s newpaper “The State”, she was given cover on her resignation, with no newspaper notice of the recent revelation of her little hobby.

  8. 8.

    Dave

    @vacuumslayer:

    I accidentally flipped across “Independence Day” on the TV the other night. I think that still holds the title of “Stupidest Blockbuster Ever”.

  9. 9.

    Punchy

    Matt Schaub sprained his ankle? Really? 1 day after I drafted his sorry ass? Listen, Matthew — chuck the effin’ ball to Andre and let him run. Throw it to Slaton on the 5 yard line and watch him juke his way in. Quit trying to be superman and stop hurting your damn ankle.

  11. 11.

    peach flavored shampoo

    @Dave: We disagree vociferously on this point. It actually makes me tear up with goose bumps when he makes that “Today is our Independence Day” speech just prior to jumpin in the plane. And having Goldblum play the nerdy, skittish genius is casting perfection.

  12. 12.

    SGEW

    @Dave:

    Interesting trivia tidbit: apparently the script for “Independence Day” was written over a single weekend. A three day weekend, but still!

  13. 13.

    asiangrrlMN

    @SGEW: Aw, crap. I love me some Johnny Depp, and I was so looking forward to this movie. Le sigh.

    @vacuumslayer: My fave for me was Snarling Ram because I am an Aries. If I take out the MN, then I am Saran Girl.

    If I use another of my online handles, the anagram I like is: Decadent Queer Slims (that’s me, hopefully!). I’m going to try my real name now!

  14. 14.

    SGEW

    Balloon Juice: “Jail Be Uncool” (explains Mr. Cole’s overwhelming fear of showering in prison).

    My handle, alas, is too short for anagrams.

  15. 15.

    Comrade Jake

    Anyone seen the new Tarantino film? I’m trying to convince some friends to go, but the response I got back was (no joke) “well the review in Newsweek was mixed”. Newsweek? Fuck Newsweek!

  17. 17.

    Dave

    @SGEW:

    “Interesting trivia tidbit: apparently the script for “Independence Day” was written over a single weekend. A three day weekend, but still!”

    It shows. :)

  19. 19.

    Dave

    @Comrade Jake:

    I thought “Basterds” was really, really good. The set pieces are top-notch and the dialogue is good because the setting forces Tarantino to not do his usual pop-culture references every two minutes.

  20. 20.

    asiangrrlMN

    @Comrade Jake: No, but I heard a group of four people debate it at length. They were all Tarantino fans. Two of them LOVED it, and two thought it was just more of the same from Tarantino. The latter two liked it, but were not bowled over.

  23. 23.

    ChrisB

    I am amused that yesterday’s NY Times crossword puzzle had the answers “Palin” and “also” quite near to one another.

    Coincidence?

  24. 24.

    Da Bomb

    @vacuumslayer: That movie sucked royally. Lately, most of the movies I have seen have been decent.
    These are old, but I don’t get how people love David Lynch. His movies can be pretentious and borderline confusing. Mulholland Drive and Lost Highway. BLAH.

  27. 27.

    Cat Lady

    For the Mad Men fans here – I thought Sunday night’s show was amazing and on reflection rather subversive. Don Draper, an amoral philandering fraud, has realized that he holds Republicans in contempt. This season is going to be really interesting.

  28. 28.

    debit

    @Michael: Dude. I’ve written porn for the internets. I know college professors who write porn for the internets. Other than the supposed cover up and purging, I don’t see the story. It’s like pointing at someone who’s supposed to be a good Christian woman and saying, “See her over there? She has SEX!” So what? Unless she’s a nun, who cares?

    (And yes, I am aware the word internet does not have an s. I am aware of all internet traditions/malapropisms.)

  29. 29.

    djork

    Basterds is really, really good, but not on the level of Pulp Fiction. In other words, good, not great.

    Having said that, the SS colonel guy gives a top notch performance. And the bar scene is amazing.

    Do see it in the theater, though. Lots of subtitles that would be hard to follow on the TV.

  30. 30.

    Laura W

    Please remember to vote for Little Bitsy again!

    I’ll be running PW ads daily thru Oct. but I know many of you don’t see the ads anymore, or choose to block them. We’re flooding the Cat Blogosphere with Bitsy propaganda today (See today’s Special Posting.
    This is the woman who does all my PW ads, BTW.

    I hate to say it, but those cat bloggers are even more lethal when it comes to stuffing ballot boxes than Juicers. Cat owners are maniacs.

  32. 32.

    jwb

    @Comrade Jake: Not a Tarantino fan here, but overall, I thought Basterds was good (occasionally brilliant), more than a bit sadistic, but for a change you can easily avert your eyes from the violence because none of it was really sprung on the audience as a surprise. (So if you don’t want to watch the many scalpings or the guy getting his head bashed in with a baseball bat, you don’t have to.) On the other hand, it’s the one film I’ve seen this summer that I’ve found myself thinking about a lot.

  34. 34.

    asiangrrlMN

    @Da Bomb: I really enjoyed Mullholland Dr.. The movie depicted what it’s like inside of my brain.

    Best movie I’ve seen lately is Harry Potter & the Half-Blood Prince. Granted, it’s the only movie I’ve seen lately, and it has three times the Snape….Yum….

  38. 38.

    asiangrrlMN

    @djork: Pulp Fiction broke up one of my relationships because the guy loved it, and I, well, let’s just say I didn’t. We’ll leave it at that.

    @debit: This was my reaction, too, except for the rampant hypocrisy of these people. It only matters because they are pushing programs like “Abstinence Only” and memes like “Teh gays are immoral”, so they should be exposed for the big fat hypocrites they are. I don’t give a shit about their personal lives–until they use their positions in public office to push their twisted agendas, which they, themselves, don’t even follow.

  39. 39.

    R-Jud

    Quentin Tarantino’s films generally annoy me, but I liked Basterds. The set pieces really are ingenious.

    We saw and enjoyed Moon, although that has probably been and gone in the States. I note that in the bigger cities some theaters are still playing “In The Loop”, which is well worth going out of your way to see (“Fuckity bye-bye!”).

    District 9 is released here on Friday. We have sneak preview tix for tomorrow. I will take my dramamine, as I hear there’s a lot of ShakyCam going on. I also hope they release Big Fan over here, because the review in last week’s NYT intrigued me.

    In other news, I made a killer chicken stew with dumplings last night. I should make dumplings more often. Secret stew ingredient: just a smidge of Stilton.

  40. 40.

    JGabriel

    debit:

    It’s like pointing at someone who’s supposed to be a good Christian woman and saying, “See her over there? She has SEX!” So what? Unless she’s a nun, who cares?

    The fundies do, that’s who! In fundie world, no one is supposed to know that a woman enjoys sex except her husband, and not always then either.

    .

  41. 41.

    bjacques

    I also really liked Mulholland Drive. I haven’t seen Lost Highway or Inland Empire. I have a lot of catching up to do. I only finally saw Kill Bill Vol. 1 because the BBC ran it last night. It really as good as peopIe have been saying all these years. I want to see Inglorious Basterds before all my friends who might be interested have already seen it.

  42. 42.

    asiangrrlMN

    @jwb: Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, but I have resigned myself that for some unfathomable reason, the movies are centered on the children instead of the adults. In fact, that was my biggest disappointment about HP5. It had a great chunk of Snape background that got glossed over.

    Before the filming of the last movie, Alan Rickman hadn’t been secured for the film. No way I would have watched it if they switched to a different Snape. Happily, he has now been secured.

    /drooling over Snape.

  43. 43.

    bjacques

    A lot of movies could be improved by adding moar Snape.

    And good riddance to another fundie pushing stupid rules “for thee but not for me.” If only it were always that easy (cf. Sanford himself, Craig and Vitter.)

  44. 44.

    asiangrrlMN

    @bjacques: Yes. Yes. Yes. And, yes (to your Snape comment).

    Oh, and yes to your comment on the hypocritical fundies, too. Really, I don’t care who’s bonking whom as long as it’s between consenting adults. I only care when said bonkers are telling me whom, how, where, when, and how many times a day I can bonk.

  45. 45.

    ChrisB

    @MikeJ: After submitting my post I wondered whether I should have given a spoiler alert. Somehow, though, I don’t think the Balloon Juice crowd would have much trouble with the Monday puzzle.

  46. 46.

    JGabriel

    @bjacques:

    And good riddance to another fundie pushing stupid rules “for thee but not for me.” If only it were always that easy (cf. Sanford himself, Craig and Vitter.)

    How does Sanford justify accepting Maguire’s resignation without tendering his own? Can you say double standard, home-schooled children?

    .

  47. 47.

    Keith G

    Good lord.

    Politico bothers me. David Brooks bothers me. Combine the two and you get:

    Playbook: ‘The Obama slide’?

    By MIKE ALLEN | 9/1/09 7:25 AM

    David Brooks says no newly elected president has fallen as quickly as Obama has.

  48. 48.

    arguingwithsignposts

    Don’t know how many caught it, but there was a Truther explosion at the end of the Monday night open thread. They must have google alerts for 9/11 or something.

  51. 51.

    Da Bomb

    @asiangrrlMN: I couldn’t stand that movie. But I love movies like Amelie or The Cooler.

    I just don’t like David Lynch. I just watched Frost/Nixon. It was pretty good.

    I did go see District 9. That wasn’t too bad. It has a huge underlining racial and political theme to it. Not your typical sci-fi movie.

    I plan on going to see 500 Days of Summer and THe Inglorious Basterds, sometime this weekend.

  52. 52.

    JGabriel

    @Keith G:

    David Brooks says …

    You actually finish articles that beging that way?

    You have a much stronger stomach than I, Gunga Din.

    .

  56. 56.

    jwb

    @Keith G: Yeah, and the Times stopped accepting comments on the column before 9 am (EDT) this morning—that’s about as early in the day as I’ve seen them do that. I must say the column is full of teh stoopid—even by Bobo’s standards.

  58. 58.

    JGabriel

    @arguingwithsignposts:

    … there was a Truther explosion …

    What does a Truther explosion look like? I’m imagining gore and shredded tape measures all over the place and one li’l lump o’ viscera with a word balloon extending from its guts saying, “But if you measure it this way…”

    .

  59. 59.

    someguy

    Hey, how bout Brave Sir George Will, who wants to bravely run away from Afghanistan now that there’s a Democrat in the White House?

    I guess now that they can’t capitalize on it for political gain, the Republican national security pant pissers actually don’t give a fuck about national security.*

    * Will is right, we should be retreating out of Afghanistan before the defeat grows too expensive, as well as all the other places teh Brown Peepul are kicking our asses, but the fact he inadvertantly gets it right here in no way detracts from Republican cowardice or duplicity. Run away… keep running!

  60. 60.

    vacuumslayer

    @asiangrrlMN: I watched Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince and Coraline back to back. I can honestly say that Coraline is probably the most gorgeous movie I’ve ever seen in my life, so between the two I was just sort of overwhelmed with cinematic eye candy. Just gorgeous, gorgeous, moving stuff.

  61. 61.

    Da Bomb

    @Keith G: I don’t read Politico,escpecially if David Brooks shows up anywhere in the article. He’s an ass to highest denominator. And an uppity one at that.

  63. 63.

    vacuumslayer

    @Da Bomb: I found District 9 almost too sad to enjoy, precisely because of what makes it atypical SciFi fare. (Although I think a lot of scifi fans could argue lots of scifi stuff is sociopolitical in nature.) Anyway, I just found the lead actor’s acting too damn good. When he would call his wife and beg her not to give up on him in that sweet vaguely-Scandinavian accent, I teared up.

  64. 64.

    Mike in NC

    Best line from Inglorious Basterds was from Brad Pitt: “You know, fightin’ in a basement offers a lot of difficulties. Number one being, you’re fightin’ in a basement!”

  68. 68.

    General Winfield Stuck

    From the idiot cheap seats. Rep. Bachmann.

    “This cannot pass,” the Minnesota Republican told a crowd at a Denver gathering sponsored by the Independence Institute. “What we have to do today is make a covenant, to slit our wrists, be blood brothers on this thing. This will not pass. We will do whatever it takes to make sure this doesn’t pass.”

    Would you like some razor blades Michelle?

  69. 69.

    jibeaux

    Now that cleek has a little more free time, maybe he could write a widget that would automatically re-spell so ci al ism for you, in various and sundry ways, so you won’t get stuck in moderation hell for forgetting for like the fourth time. And by you, of course, I mean me.

  70. 70.

    jibeaux

    @Dave Herman:

    If Klein writes again, we will have officially jumped the shark on inside baseball flame wars, me thinks. I like Greenwald, but it is essence of Greenwald that says: This is a silly feud that is not of the public interest and I don’t want to be dragged down into it. And now, seven thousand more words on the subject and eleventy links.

  72. 72.

    Da Bomb

    @asiangrrlMN: That’s just a crime. But true, definitely different tastes. Although I do enjoy the Harry Potter Movies. The Cooler is with William H. Macy, Alec Baldwin, and Maria Bello. It’s pretty good.

    But then again I like Eastern Promises and pretty much anything with Don Cheadle. He’s a great actor, pretty underrated. His best part was in Devil in a Blue Dress. I just saw that movie Traitor with him and Guy Pearce(another great underrated actor). Kept me interested.

    @vacuumslayer: It was sad, especially at the end. I am sure they will probably make a sequel to it.

  75. 75.

    ellaesther

    Ok, I’ve just discovered that David Arquette slept in a plexiglass box above Madison Square Garden to raise money for hunger awareness http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2009/07/10/2009-07-10_actor_with_a_cause_at_msg.html and is now partnering with The Cheesecake Factory on a hunger awareness campaign! http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS106643+31-Aug-2009+BW20090831 (bring in two cans of soup, and they’ll donate 10% of your check to a local food pantry — though I will confess that I suspect that in the Venn diagram of “Balloon Juice readers” and “Cheesecake Factory diners,” the circles don’t much overlap).

    I’ve always kind of liked David Arquette and his “hell yeah I’m goofy!” approach. Now? Harnessing the goofy for the sake of the hungry? Dude. Now I like him even MOAR.

    And it also turns out that this September is Hunger Awareness Month. Just thought you might want to be aware! http://emilylhauserinmyhead.wordpress.com/2009/09/01/hunger-update/

  77. 77.

    asiangrrlMN

    @Dave Herman: Oh, now you know Klein will NOT be able to let that one go by. I love the way GG coolly eviscerates Klein in a dispassionate way.

    I didn’t know aimai was the actual granddaughter of I. F. Stone. Hi-five again!

    P.S. My list of worst movies I have ever seen (that are supposed to be good) include:

    Amelie
    Pulp Fiction
    Star Wars (the first one back when it was the first one and is now the fourth one or whatever).
    Titanic
    The English Patient
    A.I.
    Donnie Darko
    Leaving Las Vegas
    Being John Malkovich (but only because of the last ten minutes. I really liked the rest of the movie).

    Go ahead and wax apoplectic.

  79. 79.

    JGabriel

    @asiangrrlMN: If it makes you fell less lonely, I wasn’t crazy about Amelie either. It might have worked if the characters had any, well, character, but they all, especially Amelie and her boy toy, came across as whimsical ciphers. IMO, anyway,

    .

  81. 81.

    arguingwithsignposts

    @JGabriel:

    What does a Truther explosion look like?

    Like the troll explosion mentioned in another thread, only uglier and with more righteousosity.

  82. 82.

    SiubhanDuinne

    Is the anagram party still going on?

    DUH. ASININE BUN. (Who’s stupider, me or that muffin?)

    HUSBAND I: ENNUI. (Oh God, my ex was SO boring!)

    But this is my favourite. It speaks to the ADHD side of me:

    “UH . . . AND I . . . BUNNIES!”

  83. 83.

    Bill E Pilgrim

    @asiangrrlMN:

    Ah, Amelie was light and silly no doubt, but one thing I can say is that is the best portrayal of Paris around, in many ways. The director was making a movie in LA and missing Paris terribly when he dreamt it up. And it shows.

    Seen that way it might put it in a different perspective, or, it might not.

    It’s actually sort of ruined, or helped to ruin, the areas where it was centered and where I lived years ago. I went to the Abbesses metro a year or two ago and thought “What the hell?” and was told that since the movie it’s become a movie tourist destination.

  84. 84.

    arguingwithsignposts

    Greenwald’s takedown is likely excellent, but I have to confess that I only scanned. I did like the point he made about that damned JournoList. These are a lot of the same people who bitch about the secrecy of the bush admin. practicing their own form of secrecy.

    “But they’re not public officials,” ppl will say. No, they’re not. But they frame the debate and set the agenda just as much as the politicians do. They shuttle back and forth between public and private jobs depending on the party in power.

    In short, they should be held to the same damned high standard they claim to hold public officials to in terms of secrecy. That doesn’t extend to their private lives, because frankly I could give a hoot less about what they do in their bedrooms. But what they do when reporting on the public’s business? that’s fair game.

  85. 85.

    Zifnab

    @asiangrrlMN: If this is the list of the worst movies you have ever seen, you must not watch many movies.

    I mean, Pulp Fiction? Donnie Darko? Leaving Las Vegas? Star Wars?! Really? Now you’re just trolling.

    I want to see the list of the best movies you’ve ever seen, just so I know what kind of litmus test we’re working with. $5 says at least two are made by Pixar or Dreamworks.

    The least you could do is come out and bash The Matrix or, I don’t know, 40-year-old Virgin, just so we know you simply like being contrary.

    And no one actually thought AI was any good once it hit theaters. That doesn’t even count.

  86. 86.

    Da Bomb

    @asiangrrlMN: Okay, I like Pulp Fiction, Star Wars, and Amelie of course.

    Titanic was too long, I wanted the boat to sink already.
    The English Patient is good to fall asleep to.
    A.I. was just absolute crap. Stanley Kubrick is hot and cold for me.
    Donnie Darko was okay. Kinda overrated.
    Leaving Las Vegas was just too depressing, and I can’t have sympathy for someone who wants to drink themselves into their grave.
    Being John Malkolvich wasn’t too bad.

    I don’t have a top ten list off the top of my head, but I can think of several:

    Eyes Wide Shut
    Vanilla Sky
    Moulin Rouge
    Lost Highway
    Aeon Flux
    The Spirit
    Bloodrayne
    Ultraviolet
    Hancock

  90. 90.

    asiangrrlMN

    @Zifnab: Nope. Those were the worst movies in the context of movies I was expecting to be good. Have I seen worse movies? Yeah, sure, but they were movies I was expecting to be bad. Ok, I will take A.I. out of the running because you’re right that most people did not expect it to be that great when it actually hit the theatres.

    To be fair, I expected to hate Titanic, and I did. I also didn’t want to see Pulp Fiction because I knew it wouldn’t be my kind of thing. The Matrix I enjoyed until the last five minutes. Didn’t see The 40-Year Old Virgin, so I can’t comment on that.

    Shrug. Like I said, they are the worst movies I have seen in the context of all the hype. I didn’t even finish Donnie Darko because I hated it so much.

    Oh, to be more fair, I saw most of the movies years after their releases.

  94. 94.

    ellaesther

    @asiangrrlMN: Ok, I’m going to join the party!

    I agree with many of your choices, though I have nothing approaching objectivity re: the first two Star Wars movies, and the bombast of Titantic worked on me so well as to make me a blubbering idiot, so, can’t really judge that one either. And I will say that some of the films you listed (especially the three I mention here) REALLY need a big screen. So, if you saw them late, you didn’t see them as you should have. And yet: You may well have hated them anyway, AND been poorer for the experience!

    Here is a short list of things I was supposed to love and really didn’t:

    Movies:
    Spirited Away (actually fell asleep)
    The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (turned it off and went to bed)

    Books:
    East of Eden (Steinbeck – brilliant! This book – desperately needed editing!)
    LOTR (though I did love The Hobbit and am nuts about the movies)

    I am a fool and a cretin, I know!

  95. 95.

    Zifnab

    @Da Bomb: That was kinda the joke. Matrix 2 wouldn’t have been so bad if the original hadn’t been so good. And the 3rd Movie was just a train wreck.

    @asiangrrlMN:

    I didn’t even finish Donnie Darko because I hated it so much.

    Then you’re a bad person and you should feel bad.

  97. 97.

    jibeaux

    No one has mentioned Remains of the Day? That movie had me trying to make puppets out of lint from my seat cushions to try to pass the time, the way people in solitary confinement do after a while.

  98. 98.

    chopper

    @joe from Lowell:

    And Sean Connery can’t actually lift his foot above his knee, so they edited his fight scenes so that you’d see him start to pick up his foot, and then a Japanese guy flies backwards into a wall, and then you see Connery putting his foot back down.

    ah, the rudy ray moore school of fight cinematography.

  100. 100.

    catlover

    Okay. have to nominate 2001 Space Odyssey, Full Metal Jacket, Planet of the Apes, Romeo and Juliet – you know the Italian version – Francesco – help me out – hangs out in Positano. I really like Cheri – with Michelle Pfeiffer.

  101. 101.

    catlover

    Okay. have to nominate 2001 Space Odyssey, Full Metal Jacket, Planet of the Apes, Romeo and Juliet – you know the Italian version – Francesco – help me out – hangs out in Positano. I really like Cheri – with Michelle Pfeiffer.

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