Subj : Re: The South shall rise again! To : alt.tv.farscape From : Jim Larson Date : Wed Sep 14 2005 17:05:02 From Newsgroup: alt.tv.farscape weirdwolf wrote: > Nick wrote in > news:Xns96D1531846E0Cndtcm@204.153.244.170: > >> weirdwolf wrote: >> >>> Nick wrote in >>> news:Xns96D151C36FC90ndtcm@ 204.153.244.170: >>> >>>> weirdwolf wrote: >>>> >>>>> Nick wrote in >>>>> news:Xns96D14F6D82522ndtcm@204.153.244.170: >>>>> >>>>>> John Iwaniszek wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Nick wrote in >>>>>>> news:Xns96D0BBB5189AEndtcm@ 68.1.17.6: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> weirdwolf wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> In the form of an arsesoul sucking mummy that is. >>>>>>>>> Whoever it was that recommended Bubba Ho-Tep I'ld just like to >>>>>>>>> say "thank >>>>>>>>> you, thank you very much." I rather enjoyed it, now the >>>>>>>>> question is did Elvis return like it promises at the end of the >>>>>>>>> movie? Ted >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Not yet. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Bubba Ho-Tep rocks. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> I started watching it once but the language was so bad that I had >>>>>> to turn it off to keep Deb from becoming too angry with me. I had >>>>>> similar results with The Ladykillers. >>>>> >>>>> That wasn't "The Ladykillers" that was a piss poor imitation with >>>>> no redeeming features. The real Ladykillers movie is English,black >>>>> and whiie and stars Peter Sellers and Alec Guiness. >>>>> I really do wish you Yanks wouldn't take our classic movies and >>>>> fuck them up. You should check out the original version, your >>>>> misses will have nothing at all to complain about. >>>> >>>> >>>> Next you will be saying you want Hollywood to come up with new and >>>> original ideas for movies. >>>> >>> >>> Have you ever seen any of the old Ealing comedies? They can be >>> incredbly dark and yet the bad language and violence is almost >>> non-exsistant. >>> The Italian job remake, whilst a slick and smooth popcorn action >>> movie >>> had none of the humour that made the original such a classic. >>> Ted >>> >>> >> >> No, I haven't, but I feel the same way about Hitchcock movies. >> Today they seem to think more gore and bad language is what makes a >> movie great. Oh, and Matrix style scene revolving. > > Check out the "Ladykillers" and "The man in the white suit" very very > English and made in that strange post-war period when all of Britain was > going through incredible social upheval."Kind hearts and coronets" has an > incredible performance by Alec Guinesses as a social climber killing his > way through members of his own family to become the Duke of Chalfont. > Guiness plays something like 10 roles as various members of the family. > For a lighter touch try Whiskey Galore,(based on a real story) or the > Titfield thunderbolt. All 5 or so are now Netflixed. They better be good, Lime Boy. (And looking at my queue, I see that the Yes, (Prime)Minister sets are coming up shortly. Woohooo!!!) -- Jim .