To: beaversmom

"Alan Swann: Rookie, your Meatloaf Mindanao was superb!
Rookie Carroca: Thanks. That takes two days to prepare, you know.
Alan Swann: Really! Tell me, what was that rather pungent taste?
Rookie Carroca: Parrot!
[someone spits up and Aunt Sadie swoons]
Rookie Carroca: And they're not easy to work with. They put up some squawk."
2 posted on
02/21/2007 6:42:46 PM PST by
Tainan
(Talk is cheap. Silence is golden. All I got is brass...lotsa brass.)
To: beaversmom
Lawrence, Lawrence of Arabia
He was an English guy
He came to fight the Turkish.
4 posted on
02/21/2007 6:46:54 PM PST by
dfwgator
(The University of Florida - Championship U)
To: beaversmom
"My dresser goes potty because I never look at myself in the mirror."
Yeah, there's a tagline.
5 posted on
02/21/2007 7:51:48 PM PST by
LongElegantLegs
(...a urethral syringe used to treat syphilis with mercury.)
To: beaversmom
Venus is a dreadful piece of trash that strips Peter O' Toole of any remaining dignity except for going out as an old age porno star -- if there is any dignity implied in that -- and there just may be with the postmodern directorial sentiments of urban schlock and shock value writ large across the screen. From the sublime to the ridiculous, from Shakespeare to foul mouth swearing, from Venus -- love of the mind, not the eye -- to the total fixation on the body, from prostitution to more prostitution, this movie does not let up. In the end, old age delivers on bad taste.
The movie is about a shallow old lech of an actor who is taken up by the physical beauty of a young woman. He is a hedonist who can quote Shakespeare but not understand the lines he recites. Peter O'Toole plays the dirty old man who has nothing to say to the soul of a young woman: a superficial narcissist who has dumped his wife, swears a lot and is left with nothing but a young woman who prostitutes herself to him. Touching and that is what he is allowed to do to her. Peter O' Toole will go out in a pathetic splendor if Hollywood gives him an Oscar for this crap.
The most disturbing aspect of this movie is allowing a 14-year old to watch it. It was rated 14a and there are many disturbing scenes that are not fit for minors.
To: beaversmom
What? No Oscar for Murphy's War?! ;-) I loved that movie. One of my favorite "older" flicks...

10 posted on
02/22/2007 5:55:44 AM PST by
Hatteras
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