Posts by Paul Mendoza8

Jose Chase2 said:I can feel a blog post on the horizon. 🙏 👍

He isn't even worth the effort. 😉

bluecobra9 said:So, how did yesterday go? Also, why hasn't Jim Morris said a single word about it?

Because he’s a total amateur!

P.S. Why ask questions when you already know the answer? 😬

Jose Chase2 said:Nothing but problems, problems, problems. 🥳 😂

FYI: Zuhra is acting in the Last Supper.

Terry Ramos60 said:😂 but they're promising dancers with synchronized, powerful physiques 🙂

Right, because nothing screams "graceful" like spina bifida in Swan Lake.

p.s. hey Terry Lee4, if Zuhra shows up to the screening, tell him to stop acknowledging us forum types.😬

What shameless advertising! What's next? Are they going to claim some other forum celebrity like zuhra is starring in the movie?! 😬

Someone told me that the jury at (good) works could include things like how you raised your heir—Ognjen Sviličić 😬
Personally, I think a vampire jury will always be a bit more full-blooded than Ogi.

That kid is easy on the eyes, sure, but let’s be real—the movie is total garbage. It was clearly just another vehicle for Meg to prove she's "the" actress. Hard pass.

casualotter21👍 Pretty much like that.😉

Kyle Green3 said:....In a way, he’s just like Ray (starts out as a kid, then the same old mess happens, his rise, the drugs, and so on, until he hits some kind of peak where, despite having legendary songs, his life actually becomes incredibly dull...

Sure. Looking at those two movies, you might actually walk away thinking the foolproof recipe for becoming a superstar is to have your brother suffer a tragic fate in childhood and spend the rest of your life drowning in guilt.

As for the film itself, I only have two thoughts:
- It forced me to dig out Cash's CDs and actually start playing them more often.
- 😍 Joaquin 🙂

So, I won't bother overanalyzing how much of a shallow, polished, and boring biopic it is. 😬

Has anyone actually sat through this in a theater? Personally, I’ll watch just about anything on DVD or streaming, but the cinema? No thanks. During the screening, I honestly felt like eating my seat out of sheer frustration. Aside from those damn Seven-style spikes—which have absolutely nothing to do with the actual aesthetic of the movie—it was, if I recall correctly, boring and just plain terrible. Those mutants were trying way too hard, and watching Marlon Brando was honestly just depressing.

Murnau's "Nosferatu".

After listening to Vidosovic’s voice on CNN, I think I’m going to have nightmares. Please, for the love of God, don't invite him back. Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!

crimsonmoose3 said:The thing is, people think I'm a total weirdo because of Evil Dead II—it’s the one movie I’ve watched a hundred times.

Oh, absolutely. That fight against the hand is legendary!

But I can't help thinking there’s some darker subtext hidden behind the question: What else could you expect from someone whose favorite movie is Evil Dead II? Is there a deeper mystery at play here? 😬

Back to the topic: Professor Cavan 😍
If anyone is in the mood for more cult classics like Acción Mutante by Al Pacino, you should definitely check it out. 👍

crimsonmoose3 said:So you clearly didn't catch my drift?

😢 I didn't, I'll admit it. Go ahead, tell 😁

casualotter21 said:Evil Dead II. 😈

Oh, brilliant. Clearly, you have impeccable taste. 👍

crimsonmoose3 said:What else could you expect from someone whose favorite movie is Evil Dead II? 😬 😍 😁

I have no idea. Is Aliens your all-time favorite too? 😁

Do you even comprehend the world you’re living in?

Kenneth Castillo71 said:The movie was wonderful, even if I didn't understand a single thing about it.

Isn't that just perfect? 😍

Ben Webster said:Are we getting a sequel??

Look, Ben, this movie was such a disaster that even the bottom-feeders at the local multiplex wouldn't touch it, and you're actually asking for a sequel? How? When? Since we apparently have to keep airing mediocre American indie flops on major networks? For instance, next Sunday they’re showing "Here"—or as Zrinko likes to call it, "There." And you want a sequel set in Oakland? Forget it. Sit down and cry about it. It’ll hit DVD eventually, and if they include some actual commentary, it might be the most brilliant domestic DVD ever made. Or you could just go hang out with someone who actually filmed 😛

Richard Hernandez13 said:Keanu Reeves is easily my favorite actor in the business. 😁

So, what you're saying is you'd love to get him into bed? 😬