Finally, the parade of guests began, starting with Nicole Kidman (who would never do Kimmel's show because he "f--king sucks"), Gary Oldman and Amy Adams. Heck, Damon even got Reese Witherspoon to come in off the street after a liquor-buying spree at BevMo and Demi Moore left her bike with Andy Garcia and stopped by for a few minutes,
Kidman dry humps Kimmel in the chair. So do's Robin Williams.
Star Trek: Insurrection. Wow, a two part series episode made into a movie. I'm not even sure they tried with this outing. It didn't suck, and Donna Murphy was pleasant to look at, but I was really left wanting.
You know a script sucks when even a brilliant actor like F. Murray Abraham has a forgettable performance.
“Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you.”
After 17 years, things have got too predictable and stale. They argue, they visit a marriage counselor, Richard (drunk) visits a prostitute. They split up. After meeting other people, they are re-united at a night club where they realize that their marriage was better than their divorce.
Several name actors in this one.
Dick Van Dyke ... Richard Harmon
Debbie Reynolds ... Barbara Harmon (Prince Leia's mom.)
Jason Robards ... Nelson Downes
Jean Simmons ... Nancy Downes
Van Johnson ... Al Yearling
Joe Flynn ... Lionel Blandsforth (Captain Binghamton - McHales Navy plus several Disney movies with Kurt Russell)
Lee Grant ... Dede Murphy
Tom Bosley ... Farley (Mr. C - Happy Days)
Tim Matheson ... Mark Harmon (as Tim Matthieson) (Jonny Quest voice actor plus several teen movies including Animal House.)
Writers: Robert Kaufman (story), Norman Lear (screenplay)
From what I saw nothing has changed when it comes to a Divorce except for the happy ending...
During World War I, off the New England coast, German submarines prey on United States shipping vessels and are in turn hunted down by the subchasers of the splinter fleet. Operating in these hostile waters are John Thorson, a rowdy tugboat skipper, and his business competitor, Rocky Blake, an equally foul-tempered skipper. Thorson and his daughter Susan contrive to eliminate their competitor by tricking Rocky into joining the Navy, but when Thorson's beloved tug is sunk by a German U-Boat, he becomes so enraged that he also enlists in the Navy, determined to wage a one man war on the subs. Outspoken and undisciplined, Thorson disobeys orders and takes a subchaser out of formation to start his own hunt for the U-Boats. For his insubordination, Thorson is court-martialled, found guilty, demoted from ensign to ordinary seaman, and then assigned to land duty. He is about to desert when Rocky, now a subchaser division chief, is assigned to command a mystery schooner to decoy the subs and enlists Thorson in his crew. While attempting to ram the U-Boat that sunk his tug, Thorson is captured by the crippled sub, a target of the splinter fleet's depth charges. Miraculously, Thorson manages to signal the location of the sub, and when it is forced to the surface by the sub chasers, he is rescued. For his heroic actions, Thorson is decorated and reinstated to his former rank of ensign. After bidding Susan farewell, Rocky, Thorson and the fleet set sail for France.
After 17 years, things have got too predictable and stale. They argue, they visit a marriage counselor, Richard (drunk) visits a prostitute. They split up. After meeting other people, they are re-united at a night club where they realize that their marriage was better than their divorce.
Several name actors in this one.
Dick Van Dyke ... Richard Harmon
Debbie Reynolds ... Barbara Harmon (Prince Leia's mom.)
Jason Robards ... Nelson Downes
Jean Simmons ... Nancy Downes
Van Johnson ... Al Yearling
Joe Flynn ... Lionel Blandsforth (Captain Binghamton - McHales Navy plus several Disney movies with Kurt Russell)
Lee Grant ... Dede Murphy
Tom Bosley ... Farley (Mr. C - Happy Days)
Tim Matheson ... Mark Harmon (as Tim Matthieson) (Jonny Quest voice actor plus several teen movies including Animal House.)
Writers: Robert Kaufman (story), Norman Lear (screenplay)
From what I saw nothing has changed when it comes to a Divorce except for the happy ending...
Wheels
This will forever change how I look at Prince Leia in her(?) slave bikini.
Moonrise Kingdom. An absolute gem of a film from Wes Anderson. Superb music throughout and although it has quite a few big name stars in it,it was the kids that stole the show for me. Great performances.
If you watch Jaws backwards, it's a heart warming story about a shark that spits out so many people that they have to open a beach.
“Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you.”
Easy, some evil was happening in the galaxy/station/quarters/head of a character and it was up to the regular and/or recurring cast members to stop it and save the day.
Last thing I watched was the BSG ep "The Son Also Rises," with the first appearance of your favorite Irish wise-ass lawyer, Mark Sheppard.
The Jedi Master
The anteater is wearing the bagel because he's a reindeer princess. -- my 4 yr old daughter
“Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you.”
A season 2 episode of Star Trek Enterprise (it passes the time on the trip into work - trip, haha, geddit?)
Having watched the other 3 series (TNG,DS9,Voy), I really like Enterprise. The effects are good, the characters decent enough and they do a good job with the low tech stuff and Trek pre-history. Shame it was cancelled before a 7 series run like the others...
Last film was probably Predators on TV, kind of nice to get a bit more detail on the anthropology of the predator species.. oh wait, no, it sucked
Last film was probably Predators on TV, kind of nice to get a bit more detail on the anthropology of the predator species.. oh wait, no, it sucked
It was still several levels better than AvsP 2 Requiem. Still, I know what you mean. I watched it once and didn't feel compelled to watch it again.
And who knew Adrien Brody could get so ripped?
“Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you.”
Was Requiem the one set in Twin Peaks? Yeah that sucked donkey balls. I half expected an alien to be prom queen with Kevin Bacon doing a dance at the end...
Was Requiem the one set in Twin Peaks? Yeah that sucked donkey balls. I half expected an alien to be prom queen with Kevin Bacon doing a dance at the end...
LOL Yup, that's the one.
“Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you.”
