Katie Holmes embracing Scientology

[strandinthewind]

Rice ate her words long before the release to video. After she saw a screening of it, she remarked that Cruise's Lestat would be remembered like Olivier's Hamlet. She even took out an ad in heavily circulated papers like, I think, USA Today.

[dissention]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

After she saw a screening of it, she remarked that Cruise's Lestat would be remembered like Olivier's Hamlet.

I always thought she was ****ing nuts, but I didn't know the true extent of it.

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I have to say I love the Indiana Jones movies and anyone who doesn't like them can jump off a cliff and hope they are as talented at surviving that as Indy was Seriously, they are not great works of dramatic art, but come on, you gotta admit they are a little fun to watch

I loved those flicks too.

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by gldstwmn

I loved those flicks too.

They were just a whole lotta fun for $3.00 (at the time)

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by dissention

The same thing she must have gotten to keep her name on Exit To Eden. Cripes, that's the scariest movie I've ever seen in my life. After seeing Dan Aykroyd and Rosie O'Donnell in bondage gear, I'm quite amazed that blood still flows into my penis.

THUD.

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

They were just a whole lotta fun for $3.00 (at the time)

Exactly.

[dissention]

Originally Posted by gldstwmn

THUD.

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by dissention

I have to say, though that movie was pretty bad, some of the scenes were hysterical and Rosie never looked better in her life, which is a little scary on its own

[DrummerDeanna]

Originally Posted by gldstwmn

I loved those flicks too.

Just to pipe in w/ my $0.02. I LOVE LOVE LOVE Indy!!!!

I loved the Indy movies as a kid and I love them now! I remember seeing The Last Crusade in the theater (like three times) lol - and that one does remain my favorite.

man- I just LOVE Indiana Jones

[dissention]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I have to say, though that movie was pretty bad, some of the scenes were hysterical and Rosie never looked better in her life, which is a little scary on its own

"HEY! No panting after 2 a.m.!"

"How can I fulfill your fantasy?"
"Go paint my house."

Nah, that movie was just awful. The sex scenes were hysterical, though, because they were so bad. Especially that one where the Australian is tied up and Dana Delany is beating him in the ass with her brush. Priceless.

[trackaghost]

Originally Posted by DrummerDeanna

Just to pipe in w/ my $0.02. I LOVE LOVE LOVE Indy!!!!

I loved the Indy movies as a kid and I love them now! I remember seeing The Last Crusade in the theater (like three times) lol - and that one does remain my favorite.

man- I just LOVE Indiana Jones

I couldn't be bothered to read all this thread since I last popped my head in (too many pages of stuff to look thru!), so I don't know who is dissing Indy, but I love Indy too.
Such awesome movies! I can't think of one adventure movie like them that surpasses them today.
Ah, shame Harrison is too old (and weird) to play Indy now, although George Lucas apparently is still working on a script for Indy 4, so ya never know.

[DrummerDeanna]

Originally Posted by trackaghost

I couldn't be bothered to read all this thread since I last popped my head in (too many pages of stuff to look thru!), so I don't know who is dissing Indy, but I love Indy too.
Such awesome movies! I can't think of one adventure movie like them that surpasses them today.
Ah, shame Harrison is too old (and weird) to play Indy now, although George Lucas apparently is still working on a script for Indy 4, so ya never know.

I heard the Indy 4 was already in the works

I wish they would just leave well enough alone though - Ford IS too old now...I want to just have the original three Indy's and remember them as they were

[The Tower]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I thought she played that character pretty much true to the book

The part was alright, but I expected more from her.

Originally Posted by dissention

She's not an actress by any stretch, but she put Rae Dawn Chong to shame.

Well, DUH... Julia Roberts puts Rae Dawn Chong to shame (...that's the worst insult I could come up with...)

Originally Posted by dissention

Goldberg and Avery were simply magnificent, though.

Especially Margaret Avery- she was brilliant.

Originally Posted by sparky

Welllllllll, I was under 12 when I saw the first few.

I was an adolescent as well, but I still knew crapola when I saw it.

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I have to say I love the Indiana Jones movies and anyone who doesn't like them can jump off a cliff and hope they are as talented at surviving that as Indy was. Seriously, they are not great works of dramatic art, but come on, you gotta admit they are a little fun to watch.

Nah. Too goody-goody Spielbergy hero-worship treacle. Just the thought of John Williams' score makes me go into a diabetic coma.

Originally Posted by dissention

Nah, that movie was just awful. The sex scenes were hysterical, though, because they were so bad. Especially that one where the Australian is tied up and Dana Delany is beating him in the ass with her brush. Priceless.

The tone of the whole movie was just like a Lifetime movie of the week. It is terrible.

[trackaghost]

It's in the works yes, and George apparently has just okayed the script. He rejected several before that including one by Frank Darabont that Spielberg was fond of.
It's up to Spielberg and Ford now, if they want to do it.
But yeah, I think it's a bad idea. Harrison looks like an old man these days - older than Sean Connery I think. I want to remember Indy as he was as well.

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by The Tower

. . . I was an adolescent as well, but I still knew crapola when I saw it . . . .

or it could be your a raging cynic even then