Jack Palance as a crazed pothead in Companeros.
Doobies with Jack Palance - YouTube
COMPANEROS - TRAILER - YouTube
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Jack Palance as a crazed pothead in Companeros.
Doobies with Jack Palance - YouTube
COMPANEROS - TRAILER - YouTube
Great flim, but Cape Fear is my favorite Mitchum movie, I watched it with my grandfather in the early 80's when I was a wee pup, and it stills sends shivers down my spine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dino Velvet
Cape Fear and Psycho came out in the same year (1961) and must've scared the crap outta people back then. Hammer Horror had already hit its stride in the late 50's with the Universal remakes too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Erika1487
Jack Palance as Dracula.
Dan Curtis' Dracula(1973) - YouTube
I see this thread has taken the inevitable segue into horror films and thrillers that always follows Dino's involvement.
You've got it down to such a fine art that you can get others to do your bidding through the ether. That's pretty clever, my friend.
And just a little scary.....
typical yanks =have no fucking idea of the rest of the worldQuote:
Originally Posted by BellaBellucci
Mickey Rourke is a very hard blokeQuote:
Originally Posted by Dino Velvet
South America is about: Supermodels -- and supershemales -- :)Quote:
Originally Posted by BellaBellucci
Canada is about: shitty music and bears -- ha ha ha!
And we're about "freedom" and Jesus... :)
And Europe is all about Art -- ha ha!
Speaking of Bronson
Charles Bronson vs. Muggers - YouTube
haha he is not a touch on our charles bronson ;-) (aa.k.a Michael Gordon Peterson) well not to be confused with might be a better way to put it lol xx
Did you ever see the film with Tom Hardy as Bronson? Amazing performance.Quote:
Originally Posted by SammiValentine
And are you up early or late? x
You're an dumb, ignorant fuck who was must have been born with a brain, but it seemingly remained under developed. It may not even be your fault. You may be learning disabled...A brain is a terrible thing to waste , as someone one coined. I'd like to find a nice way to say that, because I'm a nice guy...but there really isn't any , and since you're not inclined to show any respect to fellow Americans who you disagree with...why should I extend the courtsey to you ? You've shown yourself incapable of mature, insightful dialogue. You're an admitted cock sucker and your barb at the Tea Party is for cock sucking? That's rich !! What a moron you are.Quote:
Originally Posted by MdR Dave
Interesting.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Ben
As a proud tea-partier I can only laugh at the fact that when we rally together there are no arrests from our ranks and we end up being nothing but law abiding and respectful through the entire matter.
When the left rally (or really riot)... not only is there violence and arrests, but significant disruption to the workers of the area and other systems.
Example: Have we ever seen a scene like this at a Tea Party rally?
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/...65_634x366.jpg
I look forward to the lice outbreaks.
If the whiney leftists out 'occupying' wall street think things are bad now for them (with a likeminded individual in the Whitehouse, and the Senate controlled by a sympathetic party)... they have no idea what is coming in 2012 when we take back the Senate and the Whitehouse.
Christopher Lee and Boris Karloff were childhood idols of mine. Did you know they were also neighbors? I'd have loved to have grown up in that neighborhood.Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
Love that flick.Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
We need to get some sort of exchange between the US and UK members for good movies and TV. I had a good thread on another board and got good contributions from both camps. I ended up spending a lot of money ordering DVDs from Amazon the next day.
Harry Brown is another good one. Michael Caine was like a pensioner Paul Kersey.
No of course not ya'll simply have this:Quote:
Originally Posted by bobvela
http://img.wonkette.com/wp-content/u..._tea_party.jpg
http://blogs.villagevoice.com/runnin...tysign1sm1.jpg
http://www.onewhiteduck.com/blog/wp-...te-slavery.jpg
http://manwiththemuckrake.files.word...0/07/rally.jpg
Hey! That's my aunt!
http://img.wonkette.com/wp-content/u..._tea_party.jpg
Well said Silcc. With the Tea Party what you get is grinning racists who are either too stupid or too complacent to recognise the enormous offence that their pronouncements cause not just in the US but all over the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Silcc69
Bigoted pricks.
Good idea Dino. I'll set up a thread right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dino Velvet
Do it. I'll hang out plenty in there. :cheers:Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
Reading this book at the moment. Pic below -- :) It points out that the Tea Party wasn't a grassroots movement.Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
It was largely funded by the billionaire Koch brothers. It's made up of Republicans. Mostly upper middle-class. And white. There was a definite racist strain, too.
I mean, it was strictly an offshoot of the Republican Party. But the goal was to move the Republican Party even further to the right. I mean, some say Reagan wouldn't even be welcomed in today's Republican Party. I mean, will the Party [if it even is a political party anymore] continue to shift further and further to the right? And how far right do they go? I mean, the Dems have shifted to the right.
President Obama is a moderate Republican. (And President Clinton moved the party to the right.) But do the Dems keep moving to the right, too???
If you look at public opinion polls in this country you'll see that BOTH so-called political parties are way to the right of the majority of Americans. Hence: the revolt on Wall Street -- :)
Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
Exactly. Political scientists have already conclusively demonstrated the racist motivations of the Tea Baggers, as if their signs weren't evidence enough.
Some choice quotes on the white power Tea Party movement:
"Now an angry group of Americans wants to be freer still—free from government agencies that protect their health, wealth, and well-being; free from problems and policies too difficult to understand; free from parties and coalitions; free from experts who think they know better than they do; free from politicians who don’t talk or look like they do (and Barack Obama certainly doesn’t). They want to say what they have to say without fear of contradiction, and then hear someone on television tell them they’re right. They don’t want the rule of the people, though that’s what they say. They want to be people without rules." Mark Lilla
"She's [Palin] tuned in to the fact that her audiences literally can't get enough of having their lunatic self-images massaged ("I'm a violent, illiterate pig who eats with her mouth open just like all you outstanding Americans!") and aren't really interested in much else beyond that — issues are really secondary." Matt Taibbi
The right can't stand that an actual grass-roots movement has shown up against bailouts of the plutocracy thus putting that astroturf bullshit movement on blast. Finally, America is waking up.
Thanks Ben, that looks like an interesting read, although the Kochs' shadowy role in the development of the Tea Party is already widely recognised. Your hypothesis of rightward drift is an interesting one. We've seen the same phenomenon in the UK too, with Labour under Blair moving to the centre initially and then further towards the right, and the Lib Dems being dragged in a similar direction simply because they went into coalition with the Tories. However, that drift manifested itself more in areas such as economics and business policy while at the same time social policy moved well towards the liberal, a trend thankfully being maintained by the coalition. At the Tory conference the pm, David Cameron, spoke out strongly in favour of same sex marriage. Can't see that coming from either party in the US.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ben
What sickens me about the Tea Party is not so much its members, although I utterly deplore their racism, but the fact that they are being duped by rich and powerful right-wing forces such as the Kochs to embrace causes and policies that actually work against their interests and instead serve only to preserve the privileged position of their sponsors.
A mad world, my masters.
I must try to get that book.... looks fascinating. Did any of you read the article I posted in a thread about the Koch brothers and iran?
Yes - for everyone's reference it's over on the Politics section.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
I think perhaps that's where this thread should be too.....
i wasn't offendedQuote:
Originally Posted by Ben
You are absolutely right about that, Dino. Unfortunately, there are too many out there that think violence is the only way to go. I was a UAW member for most of my working career and although I've walked picket lines, I never was on them on the first day of the strike, because that was when all the the stupid stuff happens. The guys would act out and throw shit, then the cops would come along and put half of them in jail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dino Velvet
If they really want to get some attention, the thing to do is for the folks to bring out there children and demonstrate who is really getting hurt by all of this money gathering and greed. Our kids are going to inherit this mess!
How about a nation wide petition ?
How about KD Lang i love her musicQuote:
Originally Posted by Ben
Yes... hey russ u and me agree on somethingQuote:
Originally Posted by russtafa
some timesQuote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
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Originally Posted by robertlouis
you're entitled to your opinion....even if you have no idea what you're talking about. That's cool....that's what opinions are about. But facts and informed opinions ....well that's another matter. You formed your opinions on a group of people you have never met, never had a conversation with, never attended a meeting with, never heard speak, but solely on what you've read from a left wing press from thousands of miles away, and from a few pictures of folks carrying signs. Your area of expertise is obviously not in research ! And you're the dweeb who comes on here in a never ending attempt to show us how literate and sophisticated you are.... even if it involves assuming another identity, and being called on it. When folks like you and others start dropping the race card, and injecting Hitler references, it's pretty clear you have no substantive ammo left. It's a fairly common political tactic really....but you being the intellect, and political scientist you should know that. It's right there in the rules for radicals. When you're opponent is gaining the upper hand....isolate them. demonize them, attack them.
Like what they stand for or don't...Like what direction the movement is headed or don't,,,,,but they changed the political landscape dramatically....much to the dismay of whiners like you, and now they must be neutralized by any means necessary. I laugh at the straight faced hypocrisy of dudes like you and Silcc, and even some of the women on here. You go into attack mode when you see a photo of some fool carrying a sign, in a crowd of thousands of otherwise peaceful folks....yet when a convicted rapist, racist, and cereal misogynist like Tyson says the most vulgar, dehumanizing things about someone like Palin, ( and the last I checked...she was a woman) with whom you despise, you either can't find the energy to speak out on it( which seems rather odd...since you have an opinion on nearly everything) ...or you giggle because you silently are cheering him on.....because she's the enemy. Tyson is too dumb to know he was being used and baited....although ignorance is no defense, not even for you. Thankfully you're just a know it all with a false identity on a tranny forum that isn't taken too seriously. And really....isn't there enough turmoil in your own country that you could be commenting on? Surely the Labor Party over there could use a brilliant political observer like you... I don't mind crossing political swords with folks here in the US, that's democracy....but it gets annoying having to do it with someone thousands of miles away looking in from the outside.
Are there bigots in the Tea Party? I'm guessing there are...there's bigots on this forum...black and white. And posts like yours serve to reinforce there's not only bigotry on here, there's lots of ignorance, but if it's coming from someone with your ideology, it's accepted. Your attempt to dismiss the beliefs and ideology of a certain group of people with whom you've never met as being pawns of the rich and powerful is offensive. I don't tie the Wall Street protestors to George Soros, or Move On or Organized Labor, (although those connections seem to be surfacing more and more)....I wouldn't be so presumptuous to assume that.....but you apparently have no problems with presumption...which is why you're a transparent phoney.
On your knees (presumably the poster's real name) wrote: "Thankfully you're just a know it all with a false identity on a tranny forum "
what an angry and ill informed post this was ,OnYourKnees. There has been a vast body of research and reporting on the Tea Party (little of it published in the "left wing" press as you characterise our media here (and what clue do YOU have what we read and digest) and the Tea Party's funding by big corporations; on the ignorance of many of its members of such things as evolution, global warmingn and much else. And in the thinly veiled - and sometimes not veiled - racism of many of its members. Doubtless there are many good and sincere people in the movement. But all the evidence suggests their good natures are being exploited by cynical big business.
"Whiners" as you categorise Robert Louis (and probably me as well) don't like the tea party because of its deep seated irrationalism, because it is the voice of the ill-informed mob.
Nice to see the political forum is expanding..
http://www.glogster.com/media/4/22/62/70/22627030.jpg
It is so do think all of these protesters could fit in Tim's anus :whistle:Quote:
Originally Posted by Faldur