I meant to link this a couple of weeks ago when SamuraiFrog wrote it, but I forgot. Anyhow, check out his terrific post on the filmography of Studio Ghibli. There are still a few Ghibli films I haven’t seen, but I intend to make up for that as soon as I can. Share This PostDown the rabbit hole….
Someone arrived here via a search-engine query for “King Kong giant bug picture”. I’m assuming they’re looking for photos from the sequence in the Peter Jackson King Kong movie where Our Heroes are on Skull Island, and after some adventurous stuff in which their numbers have already shrunk, find themselves at the bottom of a deep chasm…at night…when the huge insects and other beasties of unusual size come out to play. This scene actually scared the crap out of me. And thanks to YouTube, it can scare the crap out of you, too. It starts off OK…until around the 1:55Down the rabbit hole….
So. Spiderman 3. Here be Spoilers! Major Spoilers! I hold nothing back! (But before I start: Hey Jen, was that you I may have glimpsed emerging from the theater with three people? I only got a brief glimpse before your party (if that was you) headed across the parking lot, and I wasn’t about to shout out “Hey Jen!” if you weren’t there and it was someone named Ashley or Morgan or something like that.) And now, onto the movie. I said, “Onto the movie. Here’s where I start SPOILING things. I’m not holding back. I’ll put all this inDown the rabbit hole….
For no real reason, I think there should be a selection online of the greatest advice ever given in the movies or TV shows. Hence this post. I’ll start listing some as they come to me, and feel free to add some in comments — I’ll update as needed. (These will of necessity be in no particular order.) 1. “Try not! Do, or do not. There is no ‘try’.” (The Empire Strikes Back) 2. “Don’t tug on that! You never know what it might be attached to.” (The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension) 3. “Don’t drink itDown the rabbit hole….
I’ve seen this quiz a few times in the last couple of days. It’s straightforward enough: 1. Name a movie that you have seen more than 10 times. Casablanca. 2. Name a movie that you’ve seen multiple times in the theater. When The Wife and I were first dating, we saw Aladdin together four times. 3. Name an actor that would make you more inclined to see a movie. Hmmmmm. Not really sure, anymore. Harrison Ford used to be gold, but then he stopped picking good movies to do. Liam Neeson, maybe. 4. Name an actor that would make youDown the rabbit hole….