I'd rather be the pauper of Scranton than the King of Wilkes-Barre
No, the film is not yet playing in Scranton. There is however a Scranton reference in the opening credits:
Randy “The Ram” Robinson vs.Corporal Punishment – 1987
1987 would have been about the time I would have seen a few wrastlin’ matches at the good old CYC. I never did get to see Randy “Macho Man” Savage or Hulk Hogan, but I did get to see The Iron Sheik, Jake “The Snake” Roberts, and Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat.
Courtesy of James Bond in “On Her Majesty’s Secret Secret Service”…
…follows with the pun, “He really had a lot of guts, didn’t he?”
* Its an industrial railroad snow blower used for taking snow off alpine rails.
i’ve never seen a full episode of dawson’s creek… i almost wish i had
The Baxter (DVD)
and Brokeback Mountain
both were very good and very recommendable both get 4-Stars
wow. werner herzog can do very little wrong
bizarre & fascinating. treadwell is character beyond scope. see it.
“some people like to rock, some people like to roll”
i didn’t know ringo starr directed this, therefore i accept the blame in being excited about renting this. well i’ll start off by saying this movie really demystifies [tag]marc bolan[/tag] and [tag]t. rex[/tag] – big mistake. they’re are not half as interesting as i expected.
the average age of fan at t.rex concert in 1972: twelve.
marc bolan is no more appealing than arlo guthrie in alice’s restaurant. not even his mad hatter hat is slightly humouros – just strange.
basically the “born to boogie” portion of the dvd is bullshit.
songlist: children of the revolution (w/ ringo and elton john): elton slamming ivorys with marc bolan’s head sticking out of the piano
spaceball ricochet (solo acoustic)(man this song is terrible)
Telegram Sam
Cosmic Dancer (solo acoustic) put me to sleep
man in a bear suit, 3 nuns, violinists on a picnic becomes a half-decent version of Jeepster… rolls into Bang A Gong
