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mshray

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« Reply #15 on: August 01, 2006, 08:45:09 AM »
At least a VHM for ARS, "I'm Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight".

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« Reply #16 on: August 01, 2006, 08:49:57 AM »
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My wife picked up the original Superman in a bargain bin right after we saw the 2006 version, and we watched it the following weekend.  My god has that NOT aged well.


I guess we disagree. I found the first half-hour (with Brando and then the stuff with the Kents) especially nice.  And Margot Kidder rules, especially compared to Kate Bosworth.
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« Reply #17 on: August 01, 2006, 09:00:49 AM »
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My wife picked up the original Superman in a bargain bin right after we saw the 2006 version, and we watched it the following weekend.  My god has that NOT aged well.


I guess we disagree. I found the first half-hour (with Brando and then the stuff with the Kents) especially nice.  And Margot Kidder rules, especially compared to Kate Bosworth.


After I saw your post I figured you must have watched the first part, (which still I liked also) but missed all the cheesy disaster special effects. Considering this was a year after Star Wars, they should have been a lot better.  The whole Lex Luthor plot, and in particular the ridiculously contrived peril that Lois & Jimmy get into, are just silly.  Even my 6 year old was comenting on it.  And don't get me started on Otis.  For me the best part after Clark reaches adulthood was spotting the John Ratzenberger cameo. And Chris Reeves was great, take nothing away from him.
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« Reply #18 on: August 01, 2006, 09:07:17 AM »
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See, if the guy in this song said, "What's a matter *Mick*, gonna come around at ten with some Puerto Rican girls..." then it would be in that category we were discussing last week.

BOS Steve Martin, BOS#2 Jimmy B, feeling "like a man just released from indenture."  One of his many great turns of phrase from the early years.


Does he still sing the line about "glad I don't live in a trailer"? A lot of his fans live in trailers, no?


You ever been to one of his shows lately?  At least on the west coast it's very much a wine & cheese type crowd.  Maybe when he plays gigs in Texas or Georgia he gets trailer folk, but not out here.


In Pittsburgh he gets the people who fill the backs of their pickup trucks with sand before they head over to tailgate.  There is no wine & cheese crowd in da 'Burgh.
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« Reply #19 on: August 02, 2006, 07:48:43 AM »
Eddie Money  -  Gimme Some Water
The Rolling Stones  -  Miss You
Jimmy Buffett  -  Son of a Son of a Sailor
The Doobie Brothers  -  Minute by Minute
Paul McCartney  -  London Town
Bob Seger  -  Hollywood Nights
Billy Joel  -  Stiletto
David Gilmour  -  There's No Way Out of Here
Styx  -  Blue Collar Man
Atlanta Rhythm Section  -  I'm Not Gonna Let it Bother Me Tonight
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