chazthesilencer#933659 wrote:Only saw a handful of his films, but that lip quiver from Guess Who's Coming to Dinner always stuck with me.

I've seen a couple of his but not that film, added to my watchlist. In the Heat of the Night is the first to come up in my head with the slap heard around the world.

The Servant from 1963 with Dirk Bogarde and Sarah Miles, subversive class-warfare noir that predates Parasite by over 50 years. Has an icy detached tone reinforced by the conditions it was filmed (Big Freeze of 1962/63)

Film director and Orson Welles biographer Peter Bogdanovich has died at 82. I don’t know what to say, his films didn’t break records but cinephiles like myself mourn his passing. if you haven’t seen *Paper Moon* or *Last Picture Show* please do they’re the best examples of 70’s New Hollywood auteuri...

RIP Richard Donner, Director of Superman, The Goonies and Lethal Weapon.

Thank goodness, though it's highly probable he'll retire from professional football. Considering what happened to Muamba years ago.

And I'm please to hear Belgium's leading, relatives used to work on campsites there

Condolences with Eriksen’s family right now.

Awful to hear, I wish your close friend a robust recovery.

I'm keeping an eye on the UK squads, it's the closest I have to a Manx national team.

Although the Belgium match tomorrow is looking interesting. I've been to Bruges in 2015 so I have an fondness for the nation, especially their chocolate and beer

Welcome back :-)

Movie 43, very puerile and the excessively vulgar humor never worked once. Seriously 99% of the jokes I can't repeat here.

Half agree, that speech Guts gave to the snake baron before ripping into him is too badass.

Nice to meet you here, Sefirot. Have a good time!

Judeau, only because he’s blonde and brown eyed.

Indeed, although I should forewarn that the first episode is a potential spoiler.

Donna Lewis -- I Love You Always Forever

This is one of those songs I listen to create AMVs in my imagination.

Candyman (1992) Based off a short story by Clive Barker, it's an ethereal horror movie with a strong mythology behind it, the eponymous monster is a spirit of a 19th century ex-slave who got stung to death being left for dead an angry mob (and attracts massive swarms of bees). Virginia Madsen play ...

Colin Pitchfork, the first criminal to be convicted by DNA evidence, is eligible for release according to parole board.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/202 ... -pitchfork

I read the manga when I was 17 and only got back into it when I heard Miura had passed. Now it made me reappreciate the level of detail he put in his work, and the violent and existential themes he wrestled through Guts. Shocking content yet unflinchingly honest. Turns out yesterday was his actual d...