Movie Thread

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Originally Posted by cstone

Matthew Broderick, Rutger Hauer, and Michelle Pfiefer, all with the worst musical soundtrack ever heard in a movie theater. I don't know what happened to my bootlegged copy from Showtime. I think my wife tossed it after I made her watch it one too many times.

My wife and daughter went to see Cary Elwes just before Christmas at the Tattered Cover. He was promoting his book As You Wish. My daughter still grins when I mention her meeting the Dread Pirate Roberts.

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That soundtrack was groundbreaking, though! The first fantasy movie with a modern, prog-rock soundtrack!

Cary Elwes is scheduled to be at Denver ComicCon this year. :)

Thanks for the reminder about Comic Con. My wife wanted to know the dates and I told her May 23-25th, and I asked her if she wanted to go. "No, I just want to know when we should go downtown to walk around and see some of the CosPlayers on walkabout."

The other thing about Ladyhawke... What happens when the moon is out and visible during daylight? [Dunno]

But MOST of the best Cosplayers will be INSIDE! That's where we will be!

The change occurred at twilight and dawn, right? Not when the moon was visible.

Is Lost Highway (1997) any good? Noticed a couple songs on my Pandora palsy are from that movie.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Is Lost Highway (1997) any good? Noticed a couple songs on my Pandora palsy are from that movie.

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If you like David Lynch films than it's definitely worth seeing. Otherwise you'd probably want to pass on it.

ETA: try watching Blue Velvet and drink every time Frank says fuck.

It's David Lynch, so it's f'd up and bizarre. My husband enjoyed it, but then again, he liked Eraserhead and Blue Velvet. I guess it depends on your taste in movies. If you like David Lynch's movies, and enjoy the puzzles he leaves behnd then you'll like it. Me, I enjoyed the soundtrack but very little else about the show.

Sounds like I'll like it. Anyone seen Primer or Pi? Those movies are good for messing with your head. I don't believe they are related in any way.

When there is nothing on TV, which can be pretty much all of the time, and when I can get my wife to agree that there is nothing on, which means no new reality shows, I hook my laptop up to the TV, pull up youtube and make her watch episodes of "Space Above and Beyond" with me. She has started to like the Fail Compilation videos too. Hulu has some old SF movies too that I can access.

We LOVE "Space Above and Beyond." We have that on DVD, too, and binge watch it every few years. :)

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Originally Posted by TheGrey

We LOVE "Space Above and Beyond." We have that on DVD, too, and binge watch it every few years. :)

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Awesome!!