Adam I wrote:

Earwicker wrote:What would be the point?

Heeby Jeeby wrote:I'm watching Nicholas Cage masturbating on a car.

Hopefully Herzog won't show this horror.
Maybe we'll just see him watching the scene then tell us that we should never never see what he has seen.

Keitel rules pretty much every film he's in. Nicholas Cage has never once ruled. No way I am watching this piece of shit if it happens.

Not crap.
Nothing worse than a crooked cop.
Real sh!t.

"Wrote a song 'bout it...
...like to hear it? Here it go..."

http://www.zshare.net/audio/1205223951a927b0/

steve wrote:Keitel rules pretty much every film he's in. Nicholas Cage has never once ruled.

Co-Sign. Cage is extra soft.

can someone tell the keitel/kidman story?

also, attn: nicholas cage

wicker man

stop

k thx

Herzog is pulling a Metallica these days.

Reposting this from elsewhere, as I watched Bad Lieutenant for the first time last night (the somewhat censored R version on Hulu, but I was able to find some of the NC-17 footage on YouTube):In the final shot, Harvey Keitel's bad lieutenant is killed in his car while parked alongside a large advertisement for...Trump Plaza.The ad declares, "It all happens here."Beneath these words, from right to left, there are pictures of what looks like a hotel room, plates of food, a slot machine, Evander Holyfield, and a roulette wheel.Then, at the very left of the frame, one can just make out a picture of Bill Cosby."It all happens here," huh?I'll bet.Hindsight being 20-20, Ferrara couldn't have ended the film with a more appropriate image unless it also happened to include a crucifix, an MLB logo, a police badge, a smoking pistol, and/or a little uncut mound of the white stuff folded in cheap newspaper.