Anyone want to take the adampsyche challenge and tell me in what movie you might find these fine thundersluts? Yes lupo, you created a monster.
Posted by adampsyche at September 09, 2002 10:45 PMDunno, man, but who's the redhead in the flower print top. She's dreamy, dude.
Posted by: jonmc on September 9, 2002 10:48 PMDING! Four Rooms.
That one there in the middle is Marisa Tomei, smoking a bowl.
...now gimme my cookie.
Posted by: brittney on September 9, 2002 10:48 PM*takes cue from Marisa Tomei there in the middle*
:)
Posted by: brittney on September 9, 2002 10:50 PM*takes cue from Marisa Tomei there in the middle*
:)
Posted by: brittney on September 9, 2002 10:52 PM(i am really going to have to make these harder)
Posted by: adampsyche on September 9, 2002 11:00 PMHeh...hey, wait, what are you trying to say?
Just because I double posted *twice* doesn't make me a dullard.
Posted by: brittney on September 9, 2002 11:05 PMThey're all dogs compared to us; so long as that's clear. We may not be handsome but, by God, our women members are and they don't deserve this shit blindness.
Make that fuck me I'm blibd.
Posted by: Miguel on September 10, 2002 12:30 AMDammit, who done left the white lightnin' layin' 'round agin so's Migs could get ta it?
Tarnation!
Posted by: Crash on September 10, 2002 12:44 AMno, i need to make these harder, because my last two were guessed on the first try.
Posted by: adampsyche on September 10, 2002 07:09 AMDamn, ColdChef! I thought you would know (considering your location and all).
Posted by: adam on September 10, 2002 09:22 AMI dunno, but it's makin' me feel sexy.
Posted by: stavrosthewonderchicken on September 10, 2002 09:35 AMi don't believe you guys. i'll wait until the west coasters get up, and if they can't guess, i'll give you another hint.
Posted by: adam on September 10, 2002 09:36 AMThanks, Dong. I was going to guess "Wild at Heart".
Posted by: ColdChef on September 10, 2002 10:06 AMThank you.
I'd like to thank a totally gratuitous and barely nessecary to the plot Cosby kid sex scene for the interest leading to my win.
Is that an outtake from "Manos - The Hands Of Fate"?
Posted by: KevinSkomsvold on September 10, 2002 10:53 AMDudett Marisa, Don't hide, just ignite..........
Posted by: thomcatspike on September 10, 2002 12:56 PMANGEL HEART! Greatest chicken sex scenes ever. Yeow.
I haven't thought of that movie in a very long time. I think it was the point in Mickey Rourke's career when he decided, "I've had enough with this whole success thing; from now on, I think I'm going to make ridiculous movies like Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man.
Posted by: readymade
on
September 10, 2002 01:25 PM
I landed a cool gig. I'm doing a movie with Bob Dylan. It's called Naked and Anonymous. It's got a great cast including John Goodman, Jessica Lange, Luke Wilson, Penelope Cruz, Christian Slater, Bruce Dern, Cheech Marin, Fred Ward, Val Kilmer, Mickey Rourke, Susan Tyrrell, Angela Bassett and Ed Harris.
From Jeff Bridges' blog.
Posted by: liam on September 10, 2002 02:11 PMOh, let us not forget the wisdom he taught us in Barfly: "Anybody can be a non-drunk. It takes a special talent to be a drunk. It takes endurance. Endurance is more important than truth."
Posted by: Aw on September 10, 2002 02:30 PMI'm feeling all convergent after rewatching Lebowski last night. I snuck a song by Smokey into the geography thread. I also remembered that Jeff Bridges was in the two greatest barfly movies ever, Fat City and Cutter's Way.
Posted by: liam on September 10, 2002 02:57 PMAlright, enough with the Lebowski. Yeah, it's a cool flick, but there are other cult classics. Like the ones in these stills.
Posted by: jonmc on September 10, 2002 04:11 PMAlthough I LOVED "Dazed and Confused", "Clerks" left me with a hollow feeling in my gut. His subsequent movies have disappointed as well.
I liked "Chasing Amy" somewhat, but it was better in potential than in practice.
Posted by: ColdChef on September 10, 2002 04:29 PMDo you want to make fuck Berserker!!
Do you like my big cock Berserker!!
Posted by: Ufez Jones on September 10, 2002 04:42 PM"This would be a great job if it wasn't for the fuckin customers"---Truer words were never spoken.
Really, CC? Matter of taste, I guess, but no other filmaker has brought the world I know to life more truly,IMHO.
Posted by: jonmc on September 10, 2002 04:50 PMChasing Amy was absolutely horendous. As a matter of fact all his films are. Yuckers. Period. Just my opinion of course. Feel free to continue worshiping.
Posted by: anathema on September 10, 2002 04:51 PMI agree, Anathema, though I don't really hate his movies. I just think they're overrated for the most part.
Dogma wsa particularly embarassing.
Posted by: kafkaesque on September 10, 2002 04:54 PMHey, anathema-i was gonna email you and let you know I liked the cd-couldn't find an email for you anymore. anyhow-unfortunately I will have to reburn it and remove , ahem, several selections before I can just stick the darn thing in the cd player and relax.
The first cut in particular was killer...again, too bad i'm gonna have to edit it. I do have a certain rep to uphold and all.
Now that I have totally derailed things here I will go find some politically correct coolies to get the tracks fixed. Heh.
Posted by: b****fire on September 10, 2002 04:59 PMHeathens.
When they make Jim Jarmucsh action figure, then we'll talk, OK.
It's the true measure of greatness, ya know.
Thunderslut Orange Alert Adventure!
Today's adventures of Tizzie take her to a rubber chicken luncheon with her fellow public relations professionals. After the inspiring PowerPoint presentation, she leaps into her Little Red Ford Wagon to head back to her orifice, oops, office. Cruising at maximum red-wagon velocity of 55mph down the interstate, her keen powers of observation on full, she hears on the radio that the country is on an "Orange Alert."
"Oh for the love of gawd," she begins to rant. "These &*$%^*@ govt bureaucrat idjits had to do SOMEthing to make people freak out for 9/11!" And just as the words leave her pouty, insouciant lips, the faithful Little Red Wagon hiccups in a way unfamiliar to our heroine. She glances at the dash, seems ok, but decides to make a dash for the nearby exit just to be safe.
Her lightning reflexes take over. She zooms, well, kinda sorta sputters, up the ramp to its crest. And the car stops! Sputter, sputter, cough, dead. C'est morte. And Our Heroine barely escapes the same fate! Did the Orange Alert save her? Or was it the cause of her close brush with being-an-interstate-pancake?
Tune in tomorrow for Episode Two: "Blow Jobs for the Tow Truck Guy" for more exciting action!!!!
I think I need a drink.
i liked clerks, kinda because I used to frequent that store in leonardo, nj once in a while. i don't know, i liked it. i hated chasing amy, though. and, sigh, i liked dogma. but not as much now as when i first saw it. clerks was funny, though.
Posted by: adampsyche on September 10, 2002 05:23 PM"dazed & confused" was not a kevin smith movie, by the way.
clerks has some of the worst acting i've ever seen in a movie. the only kevin smith movie i really enjoy is "mallrats." and i don't know why i enjoy it so much. "chasing amy" i liked the first time and then subsequently watched it and couldn't stand it. my big problem with kevin smith is that although i think he has some good ideas, all of his characters sound the same and they all speak in the same pseudo-intellectual manner. which is a problem i've noticed with a lot of aspiring screenwriters. they don't know how to write character specific lines. but anyway.
(also, kevin smith shouldn't cast his girlfriends. especially if they have high, whiney voices.)
"that kid's playing on the escalator again!"
Posted by: witchstone on September 10, 2002 05:54 PM"dazed & confused" was not a kevin smith movie, by the way.
True. Twas Richard Linklater. I guess, I'm in the minority or maybe it's just cause of the retail thing but Clerks always struck a chord with me...and FWIW, I do know a lotta people who are just like his characters.
Posted by: jonmc on September 10, 2002 06:01 PMFor those that liked ClerKs, is it because like me. I worked as one for 5years at one spot, and saw almost every aspect of life, go by, from sex to death, yet maintained my humor while doing it.
Posted by: thomcatspike on September 10, 2002 07:40 PMclerks has some of the worst acting i've ever seen in a movie.
yeah, but that's part of the charm, imo. faulting clerks for bad acting is like faulting a New York Dolls record for bad singing. you're totally right, but that's not really the point.
i wonder how Clerks would have played on the stage. (just thinking out loud. you know me and my interior monologue issues.)
don't get me wrong, Clerks isn't exactly cutting edge filmmaking, but it's a lot of fun.
Posted by: jpoulos on September 10, 2002 07:41 PMI did retail for quite a while too, and sure, Clerks was fun the first time. I just don't get the OTT lauding of it.
I guess his movies seem a little masturbatory to me. Same with the Brothers McMullen guy. The first movie was pretty good, but then to make the same damn thing again twice...yeesh.
Posted by: kafkaesque on September 10, 2002 07:47 PMBarfly quotes make me smile. One of my favorite movies of all time, predictably p'haps.
Posted by: stavrosthewonderchicken on September 10, 2002 08:32 PMLupo, don't you dare even come close to messing with the #2 junky of all time, Johnny Thunders. Although the Dolls did not have stellar vox, isn't there a better example? Say a guy named Dylan.
witchy: I could not agree more the woman's voice is enough to make a monkey go fucking loony.
Barfly may have good oneliners, but I'm sorry my wonderchickenmonkeybrother, as a film Barfly is just awful.
Can anyone tell that I used to work at an independent cinema?
Posted by: anathema on September 10, 2002 09:26 PMWasn't Mickey Rourke in the middle of some kind of comeback a few months ago? What happened?
Posted by: anathema on September 10, 2002 09:29 PM> Barfly may have good oneliners, but I'm sorry my wonderchickenmonkeybrother, as a film Barfly is just awful.
Not after 3/4 of a bottle of scotch, it ain't. 'course I spent the better part of a year living exactly like this in East Vancouver back in the day, gathering stories and liver damage, so perhaps it's more the nostalgia thing. Unfortunately, I loathe poesy, and no hot publisher chicks bedded me, but the booze, fights and old barflies made up for it. Sorta. I'm not saying that Barfly was a Good Film, I'm saying I love it. There's a difference, to me at least.
Posted by: stavrosthewonderchicken on September 10, 2002 11:13 PM> Barfly may have good oneliners, but I'm sorry my wonderchickenmonkeybrother, as a film Barfly is just awful.
Not after 3/4 of a bottle of scotch, it ain't. 'course I spent the better part of a year living exactly like this in East Vancouver back in the day, gathering stories and liver damage, so perhaps it's more the nostalgia thing. Unfortunately, I loathe poesy, and no hot publisher chicks bedded me, but the booze, fights and old barflies made up for it. Sorta. I'm not saying that Barfly was a Good Film, I'm saying I love it. There's a difference, to me at least.
Posted by: stavrosthewonderchicken on September 10, 2002 11:15 PMI thought you Dunaway with that bottle by now stav?
Posted by: anathema on September 10, 2002 11:25 PM"... like a rat in the rain. A rat without any teeth."
Posted by: whatnot on September 11, 2002 12:25 AMHere's another still quiz for you. The only hint I'll give you is it's one of my favorite movies.

OK, this is my final hint. This is a film by the same director:

No, it definitely looks simian ... but check out the tail on the thing ...
Posted by: walrus on September 12, 2002 01:50 PMGod damn it! You philistines! If I'd put a still from The Goonies up you'd have gotten it in no time!
AAAAAAAAUGH!
[/beserk rage]
Posted by: kafkaesque on September 12, 2002 02:30 PMWim Wenders? He had a crush on ol' Tasha. I don't know the movie...
Posted by: readymade
on
September 12, 2002 02:50 PM
The quesiton was what was the movie in the first two stills?
Posted by: kafkaesque on September 12, 2002 02:52 PMand if consulting imdb's bio on Wim Wenders and then making an educated guess from that is *cheating*, then yes, i did cheat.
Posted by: witchstone on September 12, 2002 03:34 PMThank God you did, witchie. I think k was about to burst a brain vessel. Movie snob. Heh.
Posted by: Crash on September 12, 2002 03:38 PMI can't stop staring at the hot woman in the angora sweater.
Posted by: jpoulos on September 12, 2002 03:47 PMThat's from Paris, Texas, lupo. Nastassja Kinski.
Posted by: kafkaesque on September 12, 2002 03:48 PMdo you know how many rabbits died to give her that sweater?
Posted by: witchstone on September 12, 2002 03:49 PMbetter not let walrus hear you talk that way. you know how he is about rabbits!
Posted by: witchstone on September 12, 2002 03:53 PMMaybe two rabbits could carry the sweater between them, tied by a string?
Posted by: kafkaesque on September 12, 2002 04:17 PMMan, the rabbit comments are multiplying like...
shit, never mind.
Posted by: Ufez Jones on September 12, 2002 04:19 PMby the way, my "post dammit" was directed toward my earlier post which wouldn't actually post until i posted another comment. it was not meant as an order to my fellow simianphiles.
Posted by: witchstone on September 12, 2002 04:25 PMActually I could give or take rabbits. Nice baby seals, however ...
Posted by: walrus on September 12, 2002 04:38 PMThat's from Paris, Texas, lupo.
no shit? i've see paris, texas. am i getting so old that i've begun to forget even the good ones?
Posted by: jpoulos on September 12, 2002 10:26 PMOk walrus, what rabbit stuff are you holding out on us???? There is an inside joke here, I'm not in on it, and that is Not a Good Thing.
Posted by: b****fire on September 12, 2002 11:29 PMI am The King Of The Road, and if any one of you should even by your comportment or facial expressions give me the slightest impression that you believe otherwise, I'll mow you down with a hail of hot hot lead.
Honest†.
Posted by: stavrosthewonderchicken on September 13, 2002 06:10 AM"Trailer for sale or rent, rooms to let fifty cents
No phone, no pool, no pets, I ain't got no cigarettes
Ah but two hours of pushin' broom buys and eight by twelve four-bit room
I'm a man of means by no means, king of the road"
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