I watched this Mel Brooks comedy on Friday evening and thoroughly enjoyed it. Very funny indeed.
Nigel.
Nigel.
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Yes, I remember that one fondly. Mel Brooks really is a funny guy, with all the various stuff he's done over the years.
For some reason, that one scene I remember the most from that one is where they're all sitting in a dining room, eating. The camera is from outside the house, through a window. It slowly zooms in, and suddenly breaks the window glass because it gets too close. The characters all look in surprise, then turn back and keep talking.
CHRIS
Well, we're safe for now. Thank goodness we're in a bowling alley.
- Pleasantville
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Kevin Costner ( yes, I am and always have been a hard core fan ) portrays a serial killer and William Hurt portrays his " other " personality, the one that kills. Costner( Earl Brooks) is a rich industrialist with a beautiful wife ( Marg Helgenburger ) and a lovely ( but is she really ? )... -
I can't beleive I'm saying this but, I was at Dick Hardesty's house awhile back and he put on a album of Mel Torme with Laura Nyro, I think it was "Live at Marty's". Now I can't get it out of my mind. I had never heard Mel before and thought he was just some lounge lizard, boy was I wrong.... -
I'll say one thing, he does ok with the ladies when drunk, or I guess anytime, huh? :B
Heck, even his mug shot don't look bad for a 1.2 breathelizer.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/SHOWBIZ/Movi...dui/index.html
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