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Some more great film clips:
Tawny Kitaen clips -
four .avi clips zipped
together. These are all from the visually superlative "Gwendoline," and
feature the legendary Tawnstress as well as Zabou and various unknowns. Tuna
loves this movie. I don't love it, but I really like a lot of things about it.
Except for Jean-Jaques Annaud's The Lover, I have never seen a softcore sex film
with better cinematography, and there's lots of imagination and some pretty good
story-telling in there as well. (The DVD is a must-have for your collection -
see the Movie House Review for
details)
Here is a high quality version of the (intentionally) disgusting scene of
Jenna Jameson being devoured by the
cannibal-monster in Samhain. This
zipped .wmv clip is approximately full DVD quality, and is filled with
extreme gore and graphic nudity (the most graphic of which was performed by a
mannequin double). It does include some humor. The cannibal hates the taste of
her fake tits!
Other Crap:
Senator Ted Stevens of
Alaska gives an amazing explanation of how the
internet works!
Headline of the day:
"Little Mr. Apricot Flips
Off Crowd, Loses Title"
(Thanks to
Dave Barry's Blog)
"The Boston Herald
reports that Bobby and Peter Farrelly are
eyeing Gwyneth Paltrow and Michelle Monaghan
to star opposite Ben Stiller in a romantic
comedy remake of The Heartbreak Kid"
(An award-winning 1972 film directed by Elaine
May.)
"BUSH DECLARES
INDEPENDENCE FROM CONSTITUTION
... Blasts Historic Document in Fourth of July
Address"
- “Just as our
forefathers threw off the horrible yoke of
British rule on July 4, 1976, today I am
throwing off the yoke of this truly annoying
document,” Mr. Bush said.
If you had Jan Murray in
this year's death poll, you picked a winner.
US stars align in
anti-Iraq war hunger strike
- "Other supporters,
including Penn, Sarandon, novelist Alice
Walker and actor Danny Glover will join a
'rolling' fast, a relay in which 2,700
activists pledge to refuse food for at least
24 hours, and then hand over to a comrade."
- Yup, just the way
Gandhi did it. 24 hours without food, and
then let someone else get hungry while they
bring on the Domino's Deluxe Large, dude!
Did Holmes ever say
"Elementary, My Dear Watson"?
- Holmes did say
"Elementary" to Watson on one occasion, but
never uttered the entire phrase in a Doyle
work.
- As is often the
case (with literary characters), this
signature phrase apparently originated with
a derivative, non-canonical work: In the
1929 film The Return of Sherlock Holmes,
written by Basil Dean and Garrett Fort, the
renowned Baker Street detective (as
portrayed by actor Clive Brook) speaks the
line, "Elementary, my dear Watson,
elementary."
I love China.com!! Not
only do they misunderstand the use of irony on
satire sites, but they refuse to hire anyone
who can write in understandable English ...
Their classic headline today:
Britney Spears is
terrifying
(They mean "terrified." I think.)
The trailer for Poster
Boy
- Henry Cray is a
young gay man who's gone away to college and
is enjoying the liberty of coming out, away
from his family. The problem is that the
boy's father is a powerful, conservative
U.S. Senator and around campus the son's
homosexuality is a bit of an open secret.
Enter 28 year-old gay activist Anthony
looking to party, who quickly meets several
guys willing to show him a good time --
including Henry. Unaware of Henry's
identity, Anthony hooks up with him and
spends a fun evening on the floor of the
school's darkened gymnasium. When Senator
Jack Kray finds himself fighting for his
political career in a tight run-off
election, he enlists his son against his
will to be the "posterboy" for the
campaign... but Anthony and Henry may spin
the campaign in an unexpected direction.
THE WORLDWIDE ONLINE
DEBUT OF THE FLYBOYS TRAILER
- A drama about the
WW1 fighter aces in the legendary Lafayette
Escadrille, which consisted both of
Frenchmen and foreign volunteers.
SPOKANE PHONE BOOK CHOSEN
FOR OPRAH'S BOOK CLUB
Reasons why I'm not a
power-mad dicatator, #14 of 27:
If I lived in the Middle
East, I would NOT name my daughter Rag-had
(Although I'm
undecided about the name of Saddam's other
daughter, Towel-had.)
DAILY SHOW SWEEPS NOBEL
PRIZES
- "Even though ‘The
Daily Show’ is a comedy show, most of my
colleagues under 40 find it to be a better
source for the latest subatomic particle
developments than any textbooks or journals
of Applied Chemistry," said Wolfgang Sixzer,
chair of the Nobel Chemistry Committee,
echoing the view of his colleagues who award
the other five Nobel Prizes.
- With the wins, ‘The
Daily Show’ has now received every major
award given on Earth.
BUSH TEAMS UP WITH APPLE
TO OFFER SPEECHES ON iTUNES
- The White House
decided to make the deal with Apple after
the President’s controversial domestic
spying program intercepted chatter that
Al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden was in
negotiations with Apple to offer ‘The Best
of Bin Laden’ on iTunes.
The greatest hero ever in
Wisconsin history, at least among people
working in a non-bratwurst capacity: B.B.
Zalewski, Elevator Inspector
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Yellow asterisk: funny (maybe). White asterisk: expanded format.
Blue asterisk: not mine. No asterisk: it probably sucks.
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De Noche Vienes, Esmerelda (1997)
De Noche Vienes, Esmerelda (1997) is a Mexican comedy staring Maria Rojo,
whom you might remember from Midaq Alley. Esmerelda is by nature a giving
woman, but will only have sex with someone she is married to. Not a problem
when one is willing to marry everyone. As the film opens, she gets out of bed
with her husband and heads off to work at the hospital. Her husband,
suspicious, follows her, and sees her change into wedding clothes and begin a
wedding ceremony with another man. She is arrested, and charged with not one
but five counts of bigamy. Most of the film is dialogue between her, the judge
who is taking her testimony, a courthouse stenographer and the judge's
assistant. The judge, of course, falls for her. She is convicted, but is
granted conjugal visits from all five husbands.
Rojo pulled of the role extremely well, and was absolutely charming start
to finish. It was impossible not to like her character. As she relates the
story of the marriages, we see what she is describing, and the other players
are there in the scene as well, watching. I don't believe I have ever seen
this technique before, and found it unique and refreshing. I suspect
there was some real cleverness in the dialogue as well, but that would
probably have been better for someone fluent in Spanish.
This is a C+ as a romantic comedy. This is not my favorite genre, and I
found this one entertaining.
- IMDb says 6.6.
- It won 5 Ariels (the Mexican Oscar) and was nominated for all the other
ones.
- It is in Spanish with English subtitles.
In the opening scene, she does a full frontal. Late in
the movie, we see her in a transparent blouse. Note that
Maria Rojo was born in 1943. Do the math. She was 54 when she made this film. For my money, this is one foxy
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