Now that is freaky... Think I'll have to complain to the Mountain Dew provider.:argue:
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Now that is freaky... Think I'll have to complain to the Mountain Dew provider.:argue:
I have a stomach ache now :(
No more Mountain Dew for you! (talking to myself :confused: :argue: :brickwall :idea:)
:lol: j/k
poor dear... that's happened to you once before. If I remember correctly.
Brain just shut down.
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Originally Posted by DanielBenoit
Hahahahahahahaha:banana::banana::banana::banana::b anana::banana:
I can't have Mountain Dew. I'm allergic to it.
(Joking!!! I'd love to see the look on your face back there!)
Well, you missed the look, never fell of the chair...
Was just watching some mindless game show, and the question was what did "rosebud" refer to in Orson Welles masterpiece Citizen Kane. . . .nobody knew!!!! None of the three contestants had any idea!!! You have got to be kidding me!
Okay, I know that not everybody has seen Citizen Kane, but it's virtually known as the greatest film ever made and not a single person had ever heard of it! Alright, I know that I'm overreacting, but I feel personally insulted.
Hopefully somebody like Mathor, Janine or manolia will come to my defence before I am torn apart for being unreasonably pretenscious :lol:
Maybe I should shut up before I insult anyone. :lol:
What is rosebud? Who is Orson Wells and who is Citizen Kane?
:p
Whenever someone says they don't know what Rosebud is, an angel drops a snow globe.
Don't me startedQuote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade
:p
:lol::lol::lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by OrphanPip
I mean, I've seen that movie more times than I can count and I think "what is rosebud" is is a very hard question to answer, honestly. The literal meaning is obvious, but the metaphorical meaning is a lot more complex.Quote:
Originally Posted by DanielBenoit
(i'm not going to give my views on such because I would certainly not want to spoil such a good movie.)
Maybe it was just a "kick in the pants" to W.R. Hearst and his mistress:smash:
Anyway, I still prefer "Gone with the Wind" as a movie.
Oh of course, the meaning is quite complex, but the answer was merely the literal meaning.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mathor
the last movie question on a quiz show I remember was who played the Wolf in Tarantino's Pulp Fiction? :D
oh, and there was another one about george clooney playing batman or something like that.
and the occasional james bond questions, like we don't know that Sean Connery was the best!
Harvey Keitel :DQuote:
Originally Posted by rimbaud
YOU WIN A MILLION DOLLARS!
*sounds of audience clapping*
yeah, I wish
and the guy actually hesitated :S
(post corrected :) )
< big movie geek
Hey! On the topic of movies, who has seen "The Good, the Bad, and The Ugly"? (I haven't!:lol: Is it any good?)
You can't go wrong with Clint as an actor or director...Well, that's my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingoflombards
Clint is the king of one liners and a great actor. Go for it.