Excellent!

Don't forget to add Charade to the list. Another Audrey Hepburn movie co-starring Cary Grant and a couple of other famous actors including Walter Matthau.

>> ^eric3579:
A tad dark


That's a hell of an understatement. This is just fxxked up.

>> ^Shepppard:
>> ^JackKetch:
>> ^Aniatario:
Was disney REALLY an anti-semite?

Are you fucking serious? It was the whole reason the man had himself cryogenically frozen! And now his piece of shit company's legacy is to single-handedly undermine the authority of every parent in every house. FUCK Disney and I think you need a few classes on modern corporations and the history of their money grubbing executive starts. Just sayin.

I'd like to see some solid proof that he was an anti-semite
to quote the article
"The book has been called "an effective hatchet job"[2] and the book's claims are disputed by other authors, including ones who have reviewed and published information from the same FBI files as Eliot.[3][4]"


It's on the intarweps so it MUST be true!

>> ^dbot2006:
The Graduate does not hold up well after all these years, it is a film that manages to not be timeless.


Seriously?

...in my mouth. It's a conundrum.

Is that Mickey Mouse slapping a lock on the cover?

>> ^demon_ix:
Holy crap. I've never watched an episode before, but I'm definitely starting now!



Don't do it! You'll be hooked like the rest of us poor saps!

Gary! Phone!

>> ^spoco2:
While Beatles Rock Band is the first one of the games to ever make me consider buying one of these there are a couple of issues for me:
The game, with controllers (drums etc.) costs MORE THAN THE CONSOLE I would play it on (Wii)... that's insane.
I fully agree with his last comment about pressing coloured buttons in time with a moving instruction sheet.


The only reason to buy the entire set would be for the drums and even those are a bit half-assed. The drums do make for an interesting game, though.

Ha.

>> ^PHJF:
I just it when religious nuts cite the bible like it's some sort of divine How To book.


If read properly it's more like Aesops's Fables. Good, clear lines on morality and common sense. In some ways... It doesn't explain why people would destroy other cultures or races because an omnipresent being said they were chosen to go forth and conquer.

It's ok, though, because they were just following orders.

And don't forget he was in Ravenous!

Now I'm all thirsty.

too bad there isn't a *deadhorse tag for these things.

>> ^demon_ix:
OK, you win. I'll pack up my stuff and move to.... Wait, where exactly do you want the Israelis to move to?


Move to where the food is.