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The War of the Worlds (1953)
Father of the Bride (1950)
A Hard Day's Night (1964)
Topper (1937)
Pleasantville (1998)
I'll have to give it a shot. Good game!
Breakdown (1997)
A couple more documentaries; I don't do many mysteries, sorry.
Pike's Peak hillclimb race. Ive been up there a few times. Got a little silly with a rental on the way up, not so much coming back down.
[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_u7-85E9MQ[/url]
These critters manage to be cute, a bit awesome & creepy all at once.
[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jk9CS1Z33Qw[/url]
Escape from New York (1981)
It's always that way, usually.
Soldier (1998)
OK, here goes...(dons Acme fireproof, threat-level IV codpiece)
Battlefield Earth (2000) solid 5/10.
I won't go into the geopolitical or religious-belief aspects of the rating on this film except to say that it's [i]not[/i] that terribly bad. Bad, yes. But I think it marginally fits into the 'so bad it's good' category.
Travolta's scenery-chewing is entirely appropriate to the character he's portraying. A particularly ambitious & aggressive psychopath amongst a race of ambitious & aggressive psychopaths. The males, anyway. If i recall, this was artificially amplified or boosted in the book.
I actually own this on DVD (Blockbuster closing sale, last day, 99-cents, how bad could it be?)
There are some other over-acting performances in there that can be enjoyed, others not so much. There are utterly silly goofs regarding contemporary Earth technology here, I can push my suspension of disbelief only so far in that area. Film might've rated a weak 6/10 if otherwise.
Is his name Günter?
Is more than subtly wall-eyed?
Currently use a disposable triple-blade razor on neck, cheeks & flanking soul-patch area. Before that, I’d been using brush, mug and safety razor. Tried a sampler pack of different blades and found 7 AM Platinum to suit my medium beard & slightly tender face. If you’ve got a tough face & beard, the ‘Sharp, high-chromium Durablade’ may be better. If your face & beard are more delicate, try the ‘Shark super chrome blades’
Also use an Alum block after a cold rinse to slam the pores shut & tighten the skin. This also stops tiny leaks. Larger leaks may need styptic pencil. If you need a tourniquet, you’re pretty much screwed.
Every morning, or afternoon, I wake up on the correct side of the dirt & attain a vertical stance without assistance or undue howling, I piss pain and absurdity, eat barbed-wire & shit motorcycle chain, snort Plutonium & fart oh, fuck. That wasn't a fart. I'll be back. Where'd the fire-extinguisher go?
Definitely, Maybe (2008)
You know what I always say, sometimes.
If you do youtube, here's a sit-down 'Hell, I was [i]there[/i]' documentaries for the A-12. (think SR-71, but faster).
May not be suitable for youngsters or polite company due to some fairly colorful language.
[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGdxpqqsHl8[/url]
I'll see what else I can find.
Mostly. Also fresh: made right at the store.
I've still got some donuts. That may not be true love, but they [i]are[/i] Krispy Kremes.