Yes, I agree..."Chaplin" is a lot more entertaining. The scene where Charlie discovers his image as "The Little Tramp is brilliant...first is ridiculous memory, caught out by Anthony Hopkins, then the high-speed reality.
Then, equipped with the cane, out he goes, to mess up Mabel Normand's marriage to the big bruiser, and the director -- Hal Roach? -- being a titan of silent comedy, figures out what Charlie is doing and orders the other actors to react comically appropriately and accordingly. Sets up his whole career.
He and Bloomberg are the only two running ads on my TV, so I'm surprised I don't have those dreams. Although Steyer seems to have petered out recently.
Seems like it should be the last resort. Maybe it is for a lot of people, but they make me suspicious. I’d rather go back to Hawaii and live in a shack down by Kilauea.
1. Has never done a sequel? (Unless for Spider-Man)2. When she prepared for her role as Mona Lisa Vitto, she hung out in hair salons in Brooklyn with the other hairdressers.
recently saw him in jumanji, in his role as dr. smolder bravestone. love his smoldering look. he is also excellent as maui in moana.
also a poor choice, in retrospect.
Have you seen those ads? He’s trying to convince older people that reverse mortgages aren’t one of the Devil’s tools.
"Gandhi" was pretty good, too. Basically, the Mahatma embarrasses the whole British Empire into giving India its independence.
hot geek is a good look. no doubt. With Selleck, well, I was in my early teens. didn't know any better.
Yes, I agree..."Chaplin" is a lot more entertaining. The scene where Charlie discovers his image as "The Little Tramp is brilliant...first is ridiculous memory, caught out by Anthony Hopkins, then the high-speed reality.
Then, equipped with the cane, out he goes, to mess up Mabel Normand's marriage to the big bruiser, and the director -- Hal Roach? -- being a titan of silent comedy, figures out what Charlie is doing and orders the other actors to react comically appropriately and accordingly. Sets up his whole career.
Two words: ''The Wrestler.''
Mama Mia
He and Bloomberg are the only two running ads on my TV, so I'm surprised I don't have those dreams. Although Steyer seems to have petered out recently.
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It works too, my (not-as bright-as- she-could- be) sister, said the other day she should have done that with her house.
Seems like it should be the last resort. Maybe it is for a lot of people, but they make me suspicious. I’d rather go back to Hawaii and live in a shack down by Kilauea.
It's legalized theft if you ask me. They get the house and the heirs still have to pay for the retirement home.
THAT'S IT! MACK SENNETT!
He did all those silent comedies. He was a behind-the-camera genius.
Yes, indeed...HUBBA HUBBA!
Did you know that Marisa Tomei
1. Has never done a sequel? (Unless for Spider-Man)2. When she prepared for her role as Mona Lisa Vitto, she hung out in hair salons in Brooklyn with the other hairdressers.
Justin Theroux. There's sometimes a buggy, and he can drive mine any day of the week.
Penny Robinson - Angela Cartwright - when I was thirteen.
There might have been a few more after that. So I'm fickle - sue me.