airyairyquitecontrary replied to your post: Oh and I finally watched Fargo (the mo…
Oh good! What’d you think of it?
Oh I liked it, ya? very quiet and understated in a way. It went to show a lot of people have a lot of the same anxieties and getting trampled underfoot.
Anon says that like it’s a bad thing!
70s films seem to either be campy, atmospheric, or both (Logan’s Run comes to mind for that). It’s weird because the 70s are so familiar and almost us, and sometimes it’s so far removed from our current situation.
Speaking of atmospheric I think in a bit I’m gonna rewatch The French Connection.
oh I think I know her! Is she that Japanese ghost lady who takes off her mask to reveal her mouth is slit from ear to ear?
Versions of the story differ, but one says that if you can keep a straight face and say yes, she will let you go safely and/or be set free from ghosting.
Correct!
oh it is a way good movie that I expect you will enjoy
well I’ve read (skimmed) the Locus review and know a bit what to expect in terms of differences between the movie and the book, but I know i’ll like it still
airyairyquitecontrary replied to your post: That’s not a menorah
Ooh, a Hand of Glory! Have you seen The Wicker Man?
I’ve been meaning to, I mean doing ALL the hammer films is in my long list of things to do. Christopher Lee what more needs to be said.
This is why I hate hot-air hand dryers and vastly prefer paper towels.
OR THOSE AMAZING DYSON BLADE DRYERS HAVE YOU SEEN THEM
Yes I have, they collect water at the bottom and one keeps being out of service at the mall.
Didn’t Jonathan Frakes host that?
I know he hosted Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction but I don’t think he did the Alien Autopsy one.
What’s funny is that former Governor (well YET to be governor in that case) and wrestler Jesse Ventura is one of the “Men in Black” in this episode (Alex Trebek being the other one o.O), who would go on to host his own Conspiracy Theory show in the late 2000s.
airyairyquitecontrary replied to your post “Watching West introduce himself in the morgue you can see some…”
Combs does such an amazing job of making West both horrifying and a little bit sympathetic. When he suffers we feel for him, even while his whole REANIMATING THE DEAD thing grosses us the fuck out.
He’s all over the place, both offended when his serum doesn’t seem to work (I DIDN’T FAIL, HE DID!!!) to callmy using the bone saw one the attacking corpse, half toneless half watching out for Dan.
I’m guessing 80s. She looks very Nagel-influenced to me.
makes sense. It’s interesting but I prefer her TOS-Era look. Still, this segment was set right after TMP which had Disco Bones…
I was tagged by like 5 people, most recently daswindkind and occupy-gallifrey
Rules: Find out what characters share the same personality type as you here and list the characters that you find relevant below. Then tag five friends and let them know you tagged them!
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INFP: The Healer
Tina Belcher from Bob’s Burgers
Chuck Bartowski from Chuck
Tara from Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Michael Westen from Burn Notice
Philip J. Fry from Futurama
Lawrence from Lawrence of Arabia
Frodo from The Lord of the Rings
The eponymous main character of WALL•E
I think when I took this 12-13 years ago I was INFJ, now INFP.
I’m embarrassed now because I don’t want to tag people that have already done this but I don’t remember everyone who did this so if you already did it… anyway I’ll go with chralotte grandennui paramaline airyairyquitecontrary and shiny-shell
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