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In Reply to: "Crimson Tide" posted by rico on November 11, 2006 at 12:16:07:
A dumb cliche driven flop with Hackman being the only bright spot. Washington his usual syrupy "good idiot" that has as much to do with real life as the story itself... so I guess that makes him a good fit.Agree on one thing - "first class Hollywood effort" is correct.
Follow Ups:
I am wondering that you comment on such a piece of junk.
Rico must has been swept away with a false romantism or / and / be drunk ...
Is not the director the one who made the most horrible film of the century..."Top Merde?"
It sure did took my breath away.
;^)
Aren't you afraid that if she sees your quip she might beat the seat of those faux leather trousers raw?
1) that I'd ever wear FAUX leather (that may be your's & Victor's preference, but not mine; I don't even have vinyl LPs anymore), ...2) that you, thinking like a child, still consider spanking only as punishment (LOL! Hello? Earth to Dalton: Why would an adult male be afraid of a spanking from an adult female? Leather, ...remember?), and...
3) that Victor doesn't need Midol just because he's more prone to exclamation points than periods; keep in mind that in spite of a spotty record, he seems very out of sorts over Crimson Tide!
As (I hope) you can see, my comment was merely light sarcasm (a tampoon, so to speak) directed at Victor, not pointed at the fairer sex in any way shape or form. Even though I'm not running for any elective orafice, I'm confident that my wife would approve of this message and probably even sponsor it!
Now, isn't it past your bed time? ;^)
Cheers,
AuPh
But donīt wait until you find out what is the whereabout of " asshole "....It is just one of them...
...it was intentionally sarcastic and the urban slang spelling intentional, mon ami. Sorry if you didn't get it, but it probably loses something in translation. Here, try this:AuPh
My last words should I show you that I knew the meaning under the wrong spelling.
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