The Man With Two Brains, 1983. Directed by Carl Reiner and starring Steve Martin and Kathleen Turner.
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Not quite the great Martin he was to become, but a good effort. Light entertainment ...
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The Man With Two Brains, 1983. Directed by Carl Reiner and starring Steve Martin and Kathleen Turner.
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Not quite the great Martin he was to become, but a good effort. Light entertainment ...
A brilliant film. I'm not a big Steve Martin fan, I don't find him that funny, but this film is an exception. A bit of a curate's egg, it has some nice and very funny touches such as the two scientists with unpronounceable names (one of whom has his laboratory looking like Frankenstein's castle with fake plastic 'stone' walls) and the very willing prostitute who has difficulty in attracting clients because of her annoyingly squeaky voice.
Dynasties, 2018. Attenborough and crew. Quality stuff.
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Being a lover of painted dogs, that episode is one of my altime favs.
"Oil, Oil, Oil, Dook of Oil, Oil, Oil!" Some other classic bits:Quote:
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Pointy Bird song, "You can't fuck a gorilla!" "Was you out on the lake kissing your brain?" "Get that cat out of here!" And Kathleen Turner has never looked so hot :eyebrows: You may have gathered I quite like this film :)
Agree re. Kathleen Turner, but IMO she was at her "hottest" in 'Body Heat'.
Brilliant documentary/bio on Rush on Netflix. it's called Rush Beyond the lighted stage. It charts the very beginnings of the band through to the last tour before Neil Peart's death. Well worth a watch if you like the band.
High Sierra, 1941. Directed by Raoul Walsh and stars Ida Lupino,Humphrey Bogart and Arthur Kennedy .. Screenplay by W.R. Burnett and John Huston from the novel by Burnett. Bogart's depiction of "Mad-Dog" Earle is excellent.
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Film was a critical and box office success.
Another Bogey one now with "The Enforcer", 1951. Co-directed by Bretaigne Windust and an uncredited Raoul Walsh, who shot most of the film's suspenseful moments, including the ending.
Stars Humphrey Bogart, Zero Mostel and Ted de Corsia.
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The film is loosly based on the real-life investigation into a group of hired killers dubbed by the press as "Murder, Inc."
POTC: At Worls's End. 2007.
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keep me amused...
Light comedy today.. Two Way Stretch, 1960, stars Peter Sellers.
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