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Press Releases and Film News / RIP Gene Shalit
Last post by Trevor - Today at 11:14:11 PMThe noted film critic has passed away at the age of 100.
RIP ❤️🌹
RIP ❤️🌹
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Humorous Captions / I miss the huge ears Max...
Last post by sprite75 - Today at 07:02:12 PM
I miss the huge ears, Max. Don't you?
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Humorous Captions / We gotta get home as soon as p...
Last post by sprite75 - Today at 06:54:19 PM
We gotta get home as soon as possible before Sprite and his cats finish off all the beer.
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Entertainment / Re: What have you been listeni...
Last post by Allhallowsday - Today at 05:44:45 PMThe B52s Cosmic Thing
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by FatFreddysCat - Today at 04:58:38 PM"The Phantom" (1996)
Billy Zane portrays Lee Falk's two-fisted, purple-clad "Ghost Who Walks," who bounces between 1939 New York and darkest Africa to keep a powerful artifact out of the hands of a crazed industrialist (Treat Williams, in fine scenery chewing form).
This fun period-piece action/adventure flick, which falls somewhere around the intersection of "Batman" and "Indiana Jones" was one of several attempts to revive old comic-strip IP's as modern movie franchises during the 90s (see also: "Dick Tracy" and "The Shadow") but the character was totally unknown to modern day audiences, so the movie didn't do much business in spite of the cool stunt pieces and a strong supporting cast incl. James Remar, Kristy "Original Buffy" Swanson and a young Catherine Zeta Jones. I've always liked this one, and I think I may still have a Phantom "Skull Ring" that was given away at Subway stashed away in a drawer somewhere!
Billy Zane portrays Lee Falk's two-fisted, purple-clad "Ghost Who Walks," who bounces between 1939 New York and darkest Africa to keep a powerful artifact out of the hands of a crazed industrialist (Treat Williams, in fine scenery chewing form).
This fun period-piece action/adventure flick, which falls somewhere around the intersection of "Batman" and "Indiana Jones" was one of several attempts to revive old comic-strip IP's as modern movie franchises during the 90s (see also: "Dick Tracy" and "The Shadow") but the character was totally unknown to modern day audiences, so the movie didn't do much business in spite of the cool stunt pieces and a strong supporting cast incl. James Remar, Kristy "Original Buffy" Swanson and a young Catherine Zeta Jones. I've always liked this one, and I think I may still have a Phantom "Skull Ring" that was given away at Subway stashed away in a drawer somewhere!
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Entertainment / Re: What have you been listeni...
Last post by Allhallowsday - Today at 03:28:41 PMROBERT JOHNSON King of the Delta Blues Singers
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Off Topic Discussion / Re: What are you cooking?
Last post by zombie no.one - Today at 02:02:02 PMRosemary: not a herb (or an herb, for my american blokes) that I have any strong or controversial feelings about, but wow it goes extremely well in these sausage rolls I bought. who knew? maybe you did know.
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Bad Movies / Re: Generate Movie Poster with...
Last post by chainsaw midget - Today at 11:55:12 AM
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