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Somehow I doubt Taken 2 will match the old skool badassness (if it had been made in the late 1970's, it'd be a brilliant Mitchum film) of Taken. I'll still watch it to see for myself, but still...
And with that, I'm glad to have you with us again, @DC! :) Welcome back, friend.
http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=91527
I won't be lining up to see this damned movie.
Yes, one of my favorites. But I haven't seen Rear Window yet! I need to be hung.
It's actually referenced in the Brosnan flick 'After the Sunset,' and now that I look at the plot and what they say about the film, it does draw from the plot of Hitchcock's film, in a slight way.
It's on my list, and I love Cary. Strangely enough, while filming Cary and Grace we driving along the road she would later crash on and die from, and he said something to her along the lines of "you have to be careful driving here or you'll die". Spooky. I heard that on a documentary talking about her death around the time she was Princess of Monaco.
Ironically the one I saw the most, "Psycho" I could never find him. Only after reading an article that told where he is, did I finaaly see him in this film.
some little known Hitchcock gems:
"Rope" lots of suspense and intrigue and thought provoking
"The Trouble with Harry" a dark comedy and quite funny
"Family Plot" suspense with a comedic twist. Fun movie.
thoughts do attract the circumstances which is why we never talk about a plane crash while flying.
And Tupac always thought he would die, and discussed it frequently. He would record more songs in the studio than he had to because he didn't know if he would survive the day. He gave his friends/family things to keep to release to the public after he was dead and gone.
Jeff Buckley's "Dream Brother" has a line that reads "Asleep in the sand with the ocean washing over." He drowned less than three years later.
Hendrix's "The Ballad of Jimi" was dedicated to his friend, but one of the lines goes "Five years, this he said. He's not gone, he's just dead," and almost five years to the day after this, he died via asphyxiation.
So perhaps they aren't pointing out "Hey, this is where and when and how I'll die," but it's odd to me how the two are closely related: a lyric and the singer's death.
Yep, they call the 'The 27 Club.' The biggest star to be the latest member, unfortunately, was Amy Winehouse.
Yes, so much talent eerily taken away.