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Title: When a movie has a "Bad hair day." Doo's and don'ts.
Post by: Flangepart on December 29, 2005, 06:53:22 PM
Funny hair.
On a character, or actor, its part of the reason we watch B-movies.

Be it Larry Fine or Yahoo Serious, The gorgon or Ace Ventura, its always a doo that catches your eyes, and makes you say " Is that his head, or did his neck sprout?"
Sooooo....
What bad hair days come to mind for ya'll?
Title: Re: When a movie has a "Bad hair day." Doo's and don'ts.
Post by: trekgeezer on December 29, 2005, 07:36:24 PM
Mel Gibson and his freaky mullet or whatever that was in Lethal Weapon.
Title: Re: When a movie has a "Bad hair day." Doo's and don'ts.
Post by: The Burgomaster on December 30, 2005, 08:20:28 AM
It's fun to watch just about any movie from the 1970s for 2 "hair" reasons:

1. HUGE afros;

2. Men with "wings" over their ears.

If you aren't familiar with #2, during the 1970s a lot of men wor their hair at a medium length that covered their ears.  At that length, the hair often started to curl up, away from the haed, and looked like wings.  Burt Reynolds was a big offender (check out his hair in GATOR, for example).
Title: Re: When a movie has a "Bad hair day." Doo's and don'ts.
Post by: BoyScoutKevin on December 30, 2005, 03:59:36 PM
In 1958, actor James Macarthur made a movie called "The Light in the Forest," in which he wears a Mohawk. Having see the movie, I thought nothing about it, but a woman, who I work with, saw a still from the film, and she  said that it looked like some furry animal crawled up onto the top of his head and died there..