Coppola's version on just now. Utter ****in drivel. Keanu Reeves is his usual plank of wood. Hilarious
If you get the chance watch a film called The Cheap Detective. Quite amusing. Peter Falk. Well it's on just now if anyone is still awake. We are the Insomnia Club.
Gary Oldman was brilliant in that Dracula movie. Reeves was a bit wooden but his character was a bit shallow; they tried to stay true to the book, hence the title. Excellent cameo from Tom Waits. The film had sex, horror and humour; what more do you want? Best vampire movie since the Werner Herzog remake of Nosferatu. Interview With The Vampire wasn't too shabby either. Can't believe I bit*. That's night shifts for you. Boring as hell unless there's a full moon. * bit - vampires - geddit? Oh **** off then.
I find it strange. Why does ER always write like this? He really is a ****. Oh well, I love minestrone. Toodle-bye.
Awful film. Winona Ryder (yes I would, thanks for asking) Keanu Reeves et al were dreadful and I can't watch Gary Oldman now without thinking he sounds like the Compare the Meerkat adverts.
Old man was ****in dreadful. It was like a piss poor Carry On Film for ****s sake. Utter ****in ****e. I could not stop laughing at how ****e it was.
Reeves is a method actor par excellence, he was deliberately wooden, thus, within the very essence of his performance, invoking the solid Ash timber stakes of Vampyric lore
Not seen Near Dark yet. Got an empty tonight so might try and find it. Or watch Twins of Evil again....
'Twins of Evil' fueled many an adolescent **** when I was a lad. Watched it again recently and not even a twitch downstairs. The perils of porn addiction.
That's how Columbo get's them every time. Lets them think they're just about got away with it and then turns around as he's going out the door...
Used to know a guy who had the Columbo style of man management. He speak to you about work stuff but you'd never know what he really wanted until he was walking away from your desk when he's turn and deliver the body blow he was there to deliver in the first place.