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I think Tango in the Night (1987) was their best album.

Sam Neill had a good screen test as James Bond. I think Sam Elliott or Michael Douglas would have been good as Han Solo. Sylvester Stallone as The Bear Jew.

Looks like someone just told him about six minute abs.

Most unprecedented Rufus.

RIP chicken.

Named in orcish after the mother's side of the family.

THE WORLD'S FASTEST INDIAN (2005) Anthony Hopkins stars in a Straight Story type of old man on a road trip with a purpose movie, about an old codger from New Zealand who is hell bent on setting a motorcycle land speed record in the United States in the 1960s. Just a nice little movie that does...

Glad to hear it's a success. Any tribute dishes to Terry Silver and Master KSY.

I liked this one quite a bit...might consider it Williams' most underappreciated movie.

@Fedorgasm @SKYNET Thanks guys, glad to hear.

Woof, woof woof.

Yeah those guys and MauLer are pretty on the ball.

He was in the Hunger Games movies but it's certainly not his main gig. He was good though.

Yeah it was quite a good movie and it's an achievement by Villeneuve that it feels kind of difficult to rate...like he turned it into such a documentary of the event that you would feel like you might be disrespecting the victims, which isn't something I really feel in other movies about real...

The Dad Eric Nesterenko was an old real life NHL legend. Coach Mad Dog might be my favorite Ed Lauter role in a career full of underappreciated performances. Probably that or The Longest Yard. He had a scene in the final release of Leaving Las Vegas where he was just a guy walking down the...

In a few years she'll know the first seven or eight words to each of her songs and then just finish with, "...you know, the thing."

Take the cannoli.

Yeah I Am Legend was just decent but Will Smith was great in it. Really liked him in Hancock as well...I probably have it as one of the most underrated movies of that decade.

BEFORE SUNSET (2004) Sequel made nine years after Before Sunrise, which left some things quite open for the future and here you find out what happened. Another smartly written and executed movie, all dialogue, and it depends entirely on Hawke and Delpy to deliver it well, which they do. Low...

Glad you enjoyed it. I actually found it to be kind of like the Top Gun of hockey...similar story beats and archetypes the whole way through.