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I wasn't there, but it sounds like TC couldn't take a joke. I think it was a pretty funny one, and would have taken it happily. It's not like it's an insult to be called pretty.
10th Kingdom wins. Tin Man is just okay.
He brings the perfect blend of ridiculous comedy and actual heartfelt scary and serious. It's like this character shouldn't work, but because it's him it just does.
1. NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
2. SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
3. FORREST GUMP
4. UNDECIDED
5. BLOOD DIAMOND
6. SE7EN OR USUAL SUSPECTS - TIED
7. AMERICAN HISTORY X
8. RESERVOIR DOGS
9. NO COMMENT
10. USUAL SUSPECTS
11. BOTH $HIT
12. BOTH $HIT BUT THE MARTIAN
13. 12 ANGRY MEN
14. PSYCHO
15. THE WOLF OF WALL STREET
16. CATCH ME IF YOU CAN
17. BOTH OVERRATED BUT BREAKING BAD
The candy man. The candy man can because he mixes it with love and makes the world taste good.
Also, he has a time machine, access to pills that make you young again, a coveted chocolate factory that likely makes millions of pounds of both chocolate and money. As long as you overlook the tiny slaves, I think the candy man, a.k.a Willy Wonka, wins.
Also, I don't like Tin or Iron Man.
1. Bullets in general never do what bullets are supposed to do. Hit things. Reverberate off things. Even today, you know someone firing off all the rounds will not hit anything.
2. Selective hearing. Sometimes, two people will be standing centimetres apart in a silent room, but even though person A is mulling their evil scheme out loud or whatever, person B can't hear them. And other times, person A will be at one end of a far, crowded, noisy room, but person B on the opposite side of the room will overhear them.
3. Weird reactions to normal things. Example: If you touch a hot pan, there are only a few reactions you're going to have. Curse, jump, put the burnt finger/hand under cold water or in your mouth. So often, people don't have these kinds of reactions to normal things. It's really unrelatable.
4. Convenient deaths. Says it all.
5. Stories that establish things and then never commit to those things. Say there's a monster. In Act I, the main characters discover you can kill or subdue the monster with, let's say, chicken nuggets. But they blow it up at the end because...explosions, and no chicken nuggets are ever used or mentioned again. Or, the chicken nuggets don't work the second or third or fourth time because...reasons.
2nded - Six Feet Under.
Christopher Plummer.
To answer the question: I don't particularly care, no.
This is a such a toughie! Sandwiches are close to my favourite food. Also, I put a lot of weird stuff on my sandwiches.
Pretty much I like a sandwich that has the works - lots of salad stuff and lots of meat. Cheese depends on what is on the sandwich, I'm not a huge cheese sandwich person. Cheese is best on hamburgers.
I prefer rye bread for sandwiches and cheap white bread for toasting.
I love putting wasabi and peanut butter on my sandwiches.
I enjoy jalapenos and finely diced red onion.
Oak lettuce is good.
I do love a good egg salad sandwich.
Dammit I don't know. I just love carbs. Pasta sandwich for life.
Lol yeah we have Vegemite here is Australia and it's more of spread thin on hot buttered toast or buttered crackers here, too.
I can't remember my first R-rated movie in cinemas. I just remember having insomnia a lot as a kid and sneaking up late to watch R-rated TV, and watching a lot of stuff I shouldn't have been allowed to watch. It was quite normal to see gore and sex and blood by the time I was allowed at the movies.
It will be bomb? Lol I hope so. I err on the side of hoping it'll be okay.
Mmm...has Brian Cranston ever made a flop?
Nicole. She was the best.
I agree with you on most points, except about the writing. The teen stuff was always part of the show, never added on, which means the writing was mostly bad from the start, with tiny profound bits and pieces.
Actually felt sorry for the actors because they were talented, but the writing really failed them.
The Disney version is very watered down. It's not bad...no, it kind of is, but it's clearly for kids and I can see them loving it.
I also like both and I kind of think they're really similar, too similar to choose between.
Everything you said! Exactly. My thoughts exactly. You articulated my brain.