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"Above Suspicion"
Above Suspicion (1995) is an HBO production staring Christopher Reeve as a police detective and former military test pilot who always does it perfectly, and by the book. He is dedicated to his wife (Kim Catrall) and son, and is trying to help raise his mid-twenties brother, who is a uniformed officer. His brother is secretly doing his wife. When his brother screws up on a bust, Reeve is shot, and has a marginal spinal chord injury. He does not take this well, and enlists the aide of his wife and brother to end his life but leave his family wealthy. That gets the plot in motion without giving away any of the more interesting twists and turns in this thriller.
Catrall shows breasts and buns in several scenes. The film covers a lot of ground, including erotic thriller, courtroom drama, action, and more. IMDb readers say 6.4. I enjoyed it, and did not find it predictable. Unlike many complex thrillers, I spotted no major logic problems in the plot. This is a solid C. If you enjoy the genre, this should meet or exceed your expectations.
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Johnny Web (Uncle Scoopy)
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Other Crap:
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The trailers for My Summer of Love
- "Mona (Press) has just got hold of a brilliant moped that only cost a tenner. No engine but still dirt-cheap. She lives with her brother, Phil, (Considine) who used to run a pub before he found God and poured away all the booze. Tamsin (Blunt) is rich, spoilt and trying to live a life of seductive decadence. They meet on the moors, above their quiet Yorkshire village and begin an intense, unlikely friendship. Tamsin is tragic and fantastical, Mona, rough and witty. Tamsin is charmed and Mona is hooked. Tamsin and Mona want to escape their lives but Phil wants to save them and save everybody else. Mona wants the old, dangerous, Phil back; the brother that she loved. Tamsin wants to see what it takes to break him."
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The trailers for Ten 'til Noon
- "In ten minutes, everything can change. For these ten people, it will. A jet-lagged Larry Taylor awakens to find two strangers in his bedroom, and over the next ten minutes, will experience the most terrifying - and possibly final - moments of his life. But who these strangers are, and whay they want, can only be determined by events occuring elsewhere, and at the same time. We relive those same ten minutes through the eyes of those connected to what is not a simple home invasion, and with each person, find ourselves propelled closer to the truth."
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The Satanic Hand Sign. Hook 'em, Lucifer
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The trailer for Night Watch (Nochnoi Dozor) - a Russian movie which actually sounds kind cool, moving the lifetime total of cool Russian movies into low single digits.
- "Set in contemporary Moscow, "Night Watch (Nochnoi Dozor)" revolves around the conflict and balance maintained between the forces of light and darkness -- the result of a medieval truce between the opposing sides. As night falls, the dark forces battle the super-human "Others" of the Night Watch, whose mission is to patrol and protect. But there is constant fear that an ancient prophecy will come true: that a powerful "Other" will rise up, be tempted by one of the sides, and tip the balance plunging the world into a renewed war between the dark and light, the results of which would be catastrophic. "Night Watch (Nochnoi Dozor)" is the first installment of a trilogy based on the best-selling sci-fi novels of Sergei Lukyanenko entitled Night Watch, Day Watch and Dusk Watch."
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Jon Stewart wins the P2IT
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Academy Already Gearing Up for 2006 Oscar Host Search
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XXX Sex Scene described at Jacko Trial
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The Daily Show looks at Democracy in Iraq.
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The Daily Show talks about the evil Tom DeLay making a rare appearance in the sunshine.
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The Daily Show looks at the new Star Wars merchandise.
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Jon Stewart welcomes Matthew McConaughey
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Sail Bellow, "Inventer" of a new American language, one in which an inventor is spelled with an "o."
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The Rogue's Gallery of Advertising Copycats
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Some new pictures from The Dukes of Hazzard
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Dave Barry presents: "TODAY'S EXAMPLE OF WHY SOMETIMES YOU SHOULD TAKE JUST ANOTHER MINUTE OR TWO TO WORK OUT THE LYRICS"
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Weekly World News: "TREE HUGGER FRIED ALIVE WHEN LIGHTNING STRIKES BIG OAK!"
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Sales clerks tend to discriminate against fat shoppers. Especially at bikini shops.
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A trailer for the Brazilian comedy/drama, The Man Who Copied
- "A gentle but aimless copy-machine operator (Lazaro Ramos) spends his evenings drawing comic book art, dreaming of making money and spying on an 18-year-old next store neighbor (Leandral Leal). Andre involves himself with the neighbor when she encounters trouble, and uses the photocopier to raise money in order to come to her aid."
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A trailer for the Russian movie, The Rider Named Death
- "In the beginning of the 20th century, Russia was shocked by a series of cold-blooded murders. These killings were carried out by the 'fighting organization,' a socialist revolutionary group that directed acts of terrorism against various high officials of the state in different cities. The group is headed by George, and includes bomb maker Erne, who is devoted to him, and bomb throwers Vanya, Henry and Fyodor. As they try to achieve their main objective -- the murder of Grand Duke Sergey Aleksandrovich -- the story reveals their feelings and aspirations. They are terrorists for a variety of reasons: for love, revenge, principles and a belief in a better future. As their attempts on the Grand Duke's life fall short, members of the organization disappear. George suddenly realizes that he would do anything to kill the Duke..."
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"Here is the Penelope Cruz, in the relationship that seems more heated than the previous one"
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The History of Area Codes. It turns out there used to be some logic behind it at the beginning.
- In the first 1947 assignment of the codes, all areas got a 0 or 1 as the middle number. If an entire state got a single area code, the middle number was zero. If there were multiple area codes in a state, they all got a 1 in the middle. The numbers zero and one were never used in the first digit, and zero was never used in the ending digit. One was used in the ending digit only if not used in the middle. (Thus a number could end in 01, but not in 11.)
- In the days of rotary phones, the most populated areas were assigned the numbers that required the shortest "pulls" on the phone. Based on the logic in rule 1, the "shortest" possible area code (least distance for the rotary phone to move) was 212, so that code went to NYC. The next two shortest would be 213 and 312, so those went to LA and Chicago.
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Escher Web Sketch
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The new James Bond is still being announced daily, and it is Gilbert Gottfried after all.Here we go again. I thought this "new Bond" nonsense was over, but this site says it will be Daniel Craig, not Matthew Goode.
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Filmmakers Lucas and Cameron Tout The New-Style 3D Films
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The curse of the elderly anchors? For years, the front people for network news remained unchanged: Rather, Brokaw, Walters, Koppel, Jennings. Suddenly, they are disappearing together. The last domino fell this week when Peter Jennings announced that he has lung cancer.
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Bankruptcy Reform: President Bush Proudly Announces the Long-Overdue Conscription of Lazy, Good-For-Nothing Sick People into Eternal Corporate Slavery - (WHITEHOUSE.ORG)
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Mr Twig now has the new South Park episode (The Losing Edge).
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Borowitz: QUEEN ELIZABETH BATTLING EMPTY NEST SYNDROME. Starts Meddling in the Lives of Random British Subjects
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Borowitz: SHARKS POSTPONE ATTACK UNTIL SLOWER NEWS WEEK. Lack of Media Coverage Cited
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Just in case you are curious - 2 MASTERS TICKETS - 4 DAY BADGES - will set you back $6500
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Portrait of the last Pinball Wizard
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"If the Bush administration's plan to set up a base on the moon is to become a reality, scientists will first have to devise a way to deal with a tiny but ubiquitous enemy: lunar dust."
- Couldn't they just send scientists from Lubbock? Compared to that, the moon will seem like Tony Randall's house.
- Oh, wait. It just dawned on me that there might not be any scientists from West Texas.
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are the latest movie reviews available at scoopy.com.
- The yellow asterisks indicate that I wrote the
review, and am deluded into thinking it includes humor.
- If there is a white asterisk, it means that
there isn't any significant humor, but I inexplicably determined
there might be something else of interest.
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by Tuna (or Junior or Brainscan, or somebody else besides me)
- If there is no asterisk, I wrote it, but am too
ashamed to admit it.
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Jr's Polls
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Here are the official results for last week's poll.
The Top 20 Best Sex Scenes
Here are the results of our most recent other polls...
The Top 20 Nude Scenes of 2004
The Best Nude Film Debuts of the 80s
The Best Nude Film Debuts of the 90s
Which actress has been the most convincing playing a stripper.
Who has the best bum in Hollywood?
Best All Time Television Comedy
Best Nudity in an Oscar-winning performance
Email Scoopy Jr. with more nominees, comments or suggestions.
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LC
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Today LC takes a look at a couple of B movies.
First up, here are several girls playing strippers in scenes from the lo-budget horror/thriller "Transamerican Killer" aka "Switch Killer" (2005).
- Alixandra Agar, toplessness and thong views
- Amy Desta, full frontal (with robo-hooters) in #1, topless on stage in #2.
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- Cara Jo Basso, keeping her top on, but showing off a first class bum (in thong-view form).
- Christina Anderson, more toplessness and thong view. This time during lap dance, not on stage.
- Monique Chachere, the only girl not seen stripping. Here we see just a hint of nipple while she takes a bubble bath.
Next up, scenes from something called "Satan's Little Helper" (2004). No release info yet other than it has apparently played at a few film festivals.
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DeadLamb
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Another batch of HDTV 'caps featuring the latest Prime Time skin highlights.
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The "Less Than Perfect" co-star showing some impressive cleavage.
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Eliza Dushku
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The "Buffy" babe wearing her usual tank top and skin tight jeans on a recent episode of "Tru Calling".
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Jessica Simpson
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The info-tainment/gossip show "Xtra" recently gave showed a behind the scenes segment featuring Simpson dressed up as Daisy Duke for the upcoming big screen version of "The Dukes of Hazzard".
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Krista Allen
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The former "Emmanuelle" turned 'legit' actress looking as sexy as ever and showing off some nice cleavage during a guest role on the new John Stamos series "Jake in Progress".
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Nikki Cox
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All the usual hotness and cleavage from Monday night's episode of "Las Vegas".
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The "American Pie" babe trying to lend some "star/babe power" to the new UPN sit-com "Cuts". Personally I think the only star "star/babe power" she should add is of the nekkid variety. Too bad it seems that we may never see her nekkid again.
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Variety
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Scarlett Johansson
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The "Lost in Translation" star wearing an incredily lo-cut jacket while on the red carpet.
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Raja takes a very detailed look at the 1995 Sci-Fi favorite, "Species".
Here's what we see from Natasha Henstridge:
Breasts...links all of them except link #7
Bum...link #26
Partial Bum...links 27,28 and 29
"C.S.I" star Helgenberger also goes topless, but shows much less. (links 2, 8 and 9)
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Finn 'caps of the Spanish cinema star baring all 3 B's in scenes from "La Puta y la ballena" (2004).
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Denise Richards
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The Skin-man takes a look at Denise's only robo-hooter exposure as she gets it on in scenes from the sleazy fun movie, "Wild Things".
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Pat Reeder www.comedy-wire.com
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Pat's comments in yellow...
STRIP CLUB "ART NIGHT" RAIDED
A Big Draw - The Boise, Idaho, strip club that tried to get around the
anti-nudity law by having "art night" and giving customers pads to sketch the
"models" was raided Monday night after officials decided they were not seriously
focused on art. The club owner called it "an insult to the patrons."
Wow, these artists are so good, they have patrons!
It's not their fault the sketches weren't very good! The models wouldn't
hold still!
They had to sketch with their left hands because their right
hands were busy.
SONY PLANS REAL-LIFE "MATRIX"
Whoa! - Sony has patented an idea for a real-life "Matrix": a way of
transmitting data directly into the brain, so that people could taste, smell and feel
things in movies and video games as if they were actually participating. They
would use ultrasound to deliver it, not invasive implants in the brain. Sony
says there's no technology yet, it's just an idea.
At least, we all THINK it's only an idea...
A PATENTED idea! So don't even think of trying to find a way to do it!
Boy, you think we spend a lot on porn now...
"STAR WARS" FANS CAMP IN FRONT OF WRONG THEATER
We Have A Sith Sense About These Things - A crowd of "Star Wars" fans are
already camping outside the Chinese Theater in Hollywood to be first in line to
see "Revenge of the Sith" when it opens on May 19. One problem: it's not
opening there. Studio executives told them it's opening in another theater nearby,
but they refuse to move. A spokeswoman for the fans said there were rumors
that the last two films wouldn't open at the Chinese Theater, and they turned
out to be false.
Besides, it's not like they have anywhere else to be.
I can't wait to see the riot when they find out they've been waiting in line all that time for the latest Ashton Kutcher movie!
The most surprising thing about this story: there's a WOMAN in that group!
MOVIEMAKER SPENDS MILLIONS TRAINING SQUIRRELS
Sometimes, You Feel Like A Nut - Tim Burton is directing "Charlie & The
Chocolate Factory," a remake of "Willie Wonka," and the London Sun reports that
he's determined to include the "nut room" scene that was too hard to create for
the original film. A source claimed Burton spent millions, including using
actual squirrels who were trained from birth for months in how to crack nuts.
These particular squirrels are very slow.
Once they were trained to recognize nuts, they immediately attacked Tim
Burton.
He also spent $10 million teaching children to eat candy.
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