...especially right after work, and at top volume if I'm coming home from work really late. I can sing low and high but middle ranges -- that of most males vocalists -- escapes me. Of course I don't just sing the lyrics, but rather change them to rant, cuss and bitch along the way. It's really fun. If you haven't tried it, I highly recommend it.
"Showgirls" I have it on DVD. I've seen it more than three times. It's awful in ways that other movies only aspire to. It's the "Citizen Kane" of bad movies. Absolutely jaw-dropping.
]</strong><hr></blockquote>A friend of mine worked with the director on the space alien movie he did.... um Starship Troopers . . . Verhoeven, I think his name is. And he is fully aware of the badness of his film making... he has a style that always pushes the badness very consciously but in such a way that you can't tell if he means it or not. My friend said that he truly was one of teh strangest guys he ever met... and my friend is very worldly and is, himself, quite strange..
Thoth2- you think? Even taking gourmand at it's most literal usually means a rampant fondness for good food and drink.
pfflam: I can only think P.V. knew exactly what he was doing- the scene where Nomi paints her teenage-mutant-ninja-press-ons (to music usually reserved for Rambo starring on the ammo) so she can kick the crap out of the "rocker" guy who raped her friend could not have been done without a heavy dose of irony, if not a heapin' helpin' o' camp.
<strong>A friend of mine worked with the director on the space alien movie he did.... um Starship Troopers . . . Verhoeven, I think his name is. And he is fully aware of the badness of his film making...</strong><hr></blockquote>
Look no further than Robocop, another Verhoeven film. The thing is, he gets a bit sidetracked with sex and gore the the point that those aspects of his films aren't nearly as campy or ambiguous as he would think they are. but I digress...
Look no further than Robocop, another Verhoeven film. The thing is, he gets a bit sidetracked with sex and gore the the point that those aspects of his films aren't nearly as campy or ambiguous as he would think they are. but I digress...</strong><hr></blockquote>
Basic Instict is his as well.
It's typical for Dutch directors to use sex and gore in their films. "De Aanslag" (I think it was called The Assault in the US) as the exception. That's why that won an oscar
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Singing in the car...
...especially right after work, and at top volume if I'm coming home from work really late. I can sing low and high but middle ranges -- that of most males vocalists -- escapes me. Of course I don't just sing the lyrics, but rather change them to rant, cuss and bitch along the way. It's really fun. If you haven't tried it, I highly recommend it.
<strong><a href="http://www.kraftfoods.com/thecheesiest/home.html" target="_blank">Kraft Macaroni and Cheese</a> (my gourmand friends would lose all respect for me...)
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Actually, I think your gourmand friends would approve. Only your epicurian and/or gourmet friends would view with disdain.
Thoth
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"Showgirls" I have it on DVD. I've seen it more than three times. It's awful in ways that other movies only aspire to. It's the "Citizen Kane" of bad movies. Absolutely jaw-dropping.
]</strong><hr></blockquote>A friend of mine worked with the director on the space alien movie he did.... um Starship Troopers . . . Verhoeven, I think his name is. And he is fully aware of the badness of his film making... he has a style that always pushes the badness very consciously but in such a way that you can't tell if he means it or not. My friend said that he truly was one of teh strangest guys he ever met... and my friend is very worldly and is, himself, quite strange..
pfflam: I can only think P.V. knew exactly what he was doing- the scene where Nomi paints her teenage-mutant-ninja-press-ons (to music usually reserved for Rambo starring on the ammo) so she can kick the crap out of the "rocker" guy who raped her friend could not have been done without a heavy dose of irony, if not a heapin' helpin' o' camp.
I may have to watch that movie again tonight...
<strong>A friend of mine worked with the director on the space alien movie he did.... um Starship Troopers . . . Verhoeven, I think his name is. And he is fully aware of the badness of his film making...</strong><hr></blockquote>
Look no further than Robocop, another Verhoeven film. The thing is, he gets a bit sidetracked with sex and gore the the point that those aspects of his films aren't nearly as campy or ambiguous as he would think they are. but I digress...
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Look no further than Robocop, another Verhoeven film. The thing is, he gets a bit sidetracked with sex and gore the the point that those aspects of his films aren't nearly as campy or ambiguous as he would think they are. but I digress...</strong><hr></blockquote>
Basic Instict is his as well.
It's typical for Dutch directors to use sex and gore in their films. "De Aanslag" (I think it was called The Assault in the US) as the exception. That's why that won an oscar
Man, I must have watched those films about a zillion times, had to buy them on DVD cos the tapes were so worn out.
Also enjoy listening to Kylie Minogue, my girlfriend even buys me her CDs, though I would never admit to anyone else!
Fox's "Son of the Beach" Hilarious...
I like... (it's okay you can say this here) Debbie Gibson and Michael Jackson.
Appleinsider... enough said
Tin Roof Ice Cream
Some children's books I still read because they make me cry...
Old Yeller
Bridge to Terribithia
Walk Two Moons
Sorry I teach 4th grade and still love those books.
Umm...movies
I have this guilty obsession with certain sad movies with very caring men.
Avalon
It's a Beautiful Life
Death of a Salesman (Dustin Hoffman version for CBS)
TV Shows
The Real World
Married with Children
Howard Stern
As you can see I am a very guiltily pleasured man.
Nick
<strong>I visit this messageboard a lot.
Look at my post count, for God's sake, and tell me I don't have a problem!
You have a problem.