[quote]DBCooper wrote:
[quote]Big Kahuna wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
[quote]Big Kahuna wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
I heard her mention she was going to Mars. Is she talking about the MarsOne Project that is hoping to send a small team of “explorers” to colonize Mars within the next ten years or so? The one that I made a thread about roughly a year ago and had applied to?
If so, a psychopathic bitch like her could turn that whole colony into an interstellar version of Sharon Tate’s house, with her being the first victim.[/quote]
Maybe they could make a documentary about it called “Manson on the Moon”, has a nice ring to it, if nothing else, doesn’t it?[/quote]
I don’t want my murder spree turned into some cheap documentary.[/quote]
Directed, narrated, filmed and edited by Werner Herzog. Producer credit going to Nicolas Cage and his pet iguanas. (Please tell me you get the iguanas reference).[/quote]
I had to look up the iguana reference. I’m not a fan of Nicolas Cage and avoid movies that he appears in. And after seeing the original Bad Lieutenant, one of the worst films I’ve ever seen and a serious blight on Keitel’s career, I definitely wasn’t going to see a “rethought” Bad Lieutenant.
I would only want the most proud moment of my life, which is what killing that stupid bitch, with an AXE in the FACE, (tell me you get that reference) would be, to be directed by Stanley Kubrick. It would be like 2001: A Space Odyssey combined with The Shining. [/quote]
I don’t appreciate Nicolas Cage as an actor, but I’m mesmerised by him as a concept, kind of in that Tommy Wisseau way. I quote Nic Cage movies a lot, most often Vampire’s Kiss and Face/Off, but sometimes The Wicker Man too, there are too many unintentionally hilarious moments to pass up Nicolas Cage. Even early career:
Yeah Bad Lieutenant was a little weak, at least Port Of Call realises how fucking silly it is right from the beginning and wallows in it. It’s just another silly Nicolas Cage movie, but a reasonably fun and memorable one.
You think I’d miss out on an American Psycho reference? I always wanted to break up with a girl in a similar way to that restaurant scene with Evelyn. I wonder what that girl’s head would look like on a stick…
No subtle Hitchcock references in said Kubrick? You’re not going to slash her dressed as Squeaky Fromme? Speaking of which, last time I watched The Shining I really decided to go deep into the whole story behind the twins, Kubrick continues to amaze the shit out of me with this convoluted, cryptic trivia, most of which I still have to find, let alone comprehend.
There’s a mentally retarded boy at my gym that I’m friends with, sometimes I like to sneak up behind him and shout this, it’s a hell of a lot of fun: