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The former actress Ellen Page is now actor Elliot Page!?
Now you have to announce to the world what your pronouns are??
For some reason you use He and They with this whack job.
"JUNO" was a horrible movie by the way.
I did like "INCEPTION" but not with this plot twist.
I guess the movie "WHIP IT" takes on a new meaning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQbHd2EqFvM
LGBTQIA++π∆
When you go so woke that you accidentally turn into a rich, straight, white male.
She needs to denounce her rich white male privilege immediately!!
Apparently being a plain, dough eyed lesbian isn't woke enough??
Wait a minute... So..."Elliot's" wife is straight now?
On a somewhat related note I have a problem with my dog.
My dog identifies as a human (basically to get access to human food).
If I tell my dog no, he gets all upset and calls me a racist, bigot, homophobe etc etc.
Maybe he can date Bruce Jenner.
Funny but Sad at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by tableplay
I used to eat Wheaties looking at that guy.
They wear masks Eddie and underneath the masks they're Perverted, Twisted, Crippled...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YUtFzz11Pk
Monet, that movie was just great, but I could not see your movie clip as it is somehow blocked.
Sometimes they don't work inside of the post because the owner has disabled them to work on other websites.Quote:
Originally Posted by BoSox
If you click on the top part that sends you over to youtube it will work.
Probably something to do with money and advertisement.
I'm sure you can recite most of the scenes as you have viewed it many times like myself.
Years ago my pal and I used to just listen to the movie through the stereo with the TV off but we're sick like that.
Thank you it worked fine, and it was a great scene indeed.
As far as the thread that attractive young woman Ellen Page is so fucked up and yes twisted in the head.
The one scene that ALWAYS disturbed me in JUNO is the scene where Jason Bateman's character , a GROWN man who is 37 hits on Juno who is like 16.... CREEPY. I even mentioned my disgust on the old IMDB board and Posters were like,"I agree with you. That scene made me feel uncomfortable too."Quote:
Originally Posted by monet
Yes, great movie Monet and Bosox. I also enjoyed the sequel.
You leave Jason Bateman alone!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
His personality or persona, in movies, is something I strive for on a daily basis.
He was great in Bad Words (2013) but he has always been great and on many 80s TV shows that I love.
I forgive him for doing Teen Wolf Too.
Hello... Cotton McKnight!
The guy was on Little House on the Prairie,
Silver Spoons,
Knight Rider,
Mr. Belvedere,
St. Elsewhere,
Matlock,
Our House,
Valerie and Necessary Roughness... etc etc.
Not to mention his sister was great in Family Ties.
The problem I have with Juno is that that movie is sending a horrible message and they glorified that movie like it was something to be cherished.
Sure, many of the actors in that movie are great but the message of that movie should of never been made.
lol, still pisses me off how they hyped that movie and I fell for it.
That movie can't hold a candle to The Hustler.Quote:
Originally Posted by tableplay
I do own a copy and watch it in sequence though.
I like that Paul Newman didn't show up for his award for that movie.
What I do like about the Color of Money, is the real life Hustlers on screen.
Keith McCready and Steve Mizerak come to mind.
I didn't deserve that.
Yes you did.
Yes that was great. That one hustler with red hair and the bandana (IIRC correctly, haven't seen it in ages) was quite a character. Also that video game scene where Tom Cruise destroys that obscure video game Stocker (never saw it on location, but I did see it at an arcade show in San Jose) was a scene I enjoyed.Quote:
Originally Posted by monet
People can change their belief system without undo criticism, e.g. from republican to democrat, or catholic to presbyterian, so why not give them the same leeway when it comes to personal, sexual identity?Quote:
Originally Posted by monet
If that is what they believe, and feel, and want to be: who then are we to judge?
Speaking of judging and criticizing, Ben Franklin said "He who would live in peace and ease must not speak all he knows nor judge all he sees."
Ben Franklin would go apeshit over the trash going on here in this day and age.
Perhaps, but keep in mind old Ben was quite the pussy-hound.
He wrote a piece about why a young man shouldn't necessarily pass on the chance to fuck an older woman, and if he opts to bang her how to adorn her:
"The Face first grows lank and wrinkled; then the Neck; then the Breast and Arms; the lower Parts continuing to the last as plump as ever: So that covering all above with a Basket, and regarding only what is below the Girdle, it is impossible of two Women to know an old from a young one. And as in the dark all Cats are grey, the Pleasure of corporal Enjoyment with an old Woman is at least equal, and frequently superior, every Knack being by Practice capable of Improvement."
Yes indeed, we now call his sage advice "Put a bag over her face and fuck her."
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/...183118694.html
Makes perfect sense since she is now a he and married to a she.
Can't be gay if your a dude married to a woman.
Divorce Lawyers are the worst forms of life.
Really?Quote:
Originally Posted by monet
Worse than the coronavirus?
Worse than child molesters?
Gosh, that's pretty bad; perhaps I should rethink my career choice.
*ponders*
I'm good.
No post like a another silly post.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterV
Except an even sillier post...Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterV
Ha.Quote:
Originally Posted by Garnabby
Feel Ellen and Elliot deserve separate wikipedia pages. We all must tell her lie-not.
Name changed credits Elliot Page on Netflix Umbrella Academy too.
You really remind me of someone, can't quite put my finger on it.
He reminds me of Barney.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozzy
I miss Barney.
What is his gang, the LID?
Ya him and Barney are similar, but I was thinking someone a lot more relevant.
Ambiguously Gay Duo!
When SnL was good.
Good link Pepe, thanks.
That was St. Louie "Louie" Roberts. He changed his appearance for the movie so he wouldn't be recognized when hustling pool. Also, Howard Vickery, Grady Mathews and Jimmy Mataya had cameo appearances. A lot of people don't know Iggy Pop also had a cameo in the movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by tableplayYes that was great. That one hustler with red hair and the bandana (IIRC correctly, haven't seen it in ages) was quite a character.Quote:
Originally Posted by monet
Pool players in The Color of Money, Howard Vickery, Grady Mathews, Jimmy Mataya, Louie Roberts.
And Iggy Pop also made a cameo appearance.
Thanks Mickey.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmThat was St. Louie "Louie" Roberts. He changed his appearance for the movie so he wouldn't be recognized when hustling pool. Also, Howard Vickery, Grady Mathews and Jimmy Mataya had cameo appearances. A lot of people don't know Iggy Pop also had a cameo in the movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by tableplayYes that was great. That one hustler with red hair and the bandana (IIRC correctly, haven't seen it in ages) was quite a character.Quote:
Originally Posted by monet
https://vimeo.com/28806145
Very sad. "I'm living proof...I have lived through it...Who else are you going to listen to? Is it going to take someone shooting themselves in the head for someone to listen?" Shim shouldn't have done it, now they'll say he went down on the shot gun and it was a glorious result.Quote:
Originally Posted by pepe