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Cocktail: “When he pours, he reigns”.
He was great in MI: Fallout as well.
Ever since Melanie Griffith told Weaver's character (in Working Girl) to sit her boney ass down, I haven't been able to look at Weaver the same way since. She IS kinda boney.
Connors and Kricksteen.
And that wedge hairstyle in Jaws: The Revenge. It looked like the helmet of a samurai warrior.
She stood up quite well to those jackals.
Right.
Saying "the one affiliated with Manson", is not only misleading, but irresponsible.
Manson was just a weird musician when Dennis knew him. It's not like Dennis was associating with a murderer. Manson had not yet done anything wrong.
MV was very much an 80’s time capsule. All the cool elements of the show were of their time…and none of that would even remotely work now. To even try would look silly and would taint the great memories of the original. Oh, and all of the original cast is way too old.
Hey , I’m as big a Miami Vice fan as there is….and I used to hope for some kind of movie or reboot. Now I realize without question, it would be a mistake.
I recently saw a drama he was in called “In the Land of Saints and Sinners”. Good film, and Neeson is quite good in it. Sounds like a similar story: Aging hitman starting to face his regrets…
Appreciate it!
Thanks. Where can it be streamed?
What is the “TC?”
I don’t remember Trish putting a towel over him. In fact, I remember Reanne was the last person in there talking to him, and the bubbles were getting surprisingly sparse.
I think The Hunt for Red October showed audiences (and producers) that he had even more screen presence than he used to, and a huge second act in him....as an older action star and leading man (similar to Liam Neeson's second act...but of higher quality). It's tough to think of any actor with more screen presence than Sir Sean.
She was pretty.
The perm....a product of its time.
Speak for yourself. If that's how the character was written, that's who the character is.
No one wants to see any more pandering, woke, revisionism...shoehorned into something that doesn't fit.
If you don't like the character, his gender or the color of his skin, don't go see the movie. No one will miss you.
I agree with much of what you said, though I still really enjoyed the entire series.
(Never bothered with the spinoffs).
It was an interesting genre. Sort of like Dallas (the TV show) was, back in the 80's, but even more ambitious, hard hitting and beautifully set. It's definitely an ego-driven vanity project by Ty Sheridan...but also kind of a cool love-letter to the fading ways of the cowboy/rancher, and the world they live in.
It was ok. I think they did the best they could with the story arc, after unexpectedly losing Costner.
IMO....it would have been much more satisfying if Jaimie won that battle with Beth...even if he didn't kill her.
I think he got shit on his whole life, and Beth is a nasty, awful person. I hate that she ultimately took him out. It would have been great to see him give back to her a healthy dose of what she always did to him.
I really think Jaimie got a bad deal his whole life. Everyone (except Kaycee) was terrible to him (including John) all through his life. I was routing for him during that confrontation. Beth is a rotten, nasty, hateful person. John was a dick. Rip is a murderer. There are very few redeemable characters on this show. Even Kaycee crossed some moral lines in this last season.
Bond WAS rattled, and I liked seeing that version of James Bond. A bit rough around the edges