My fave quote is Kaylee:
Going on a year now, I ain't had nothing twixt my nethers weren't run on batteries!
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Going on a year now, I ain't had nothing twixt my nethers weren't run on batteries!
ET, the Extra Terrestrial wrote:PKMKII wrote:ET, the Extra Terrestrial wrote:I'm a huge fan of the movie "Dune". dunno if it qualifies as a cult classic, though.
David Lynch version or the Sci-Fi Channel version?
Sting version (I think it's David Lynch). I have it on tape upstairs somewhere, in the Room of Doom with sixty hundred lotsandlots of random other stuff.
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Does that include Desperate Housewives?Edd wrote:Rule of thumb, ET: if Kyle MacLachlan is in it, it's a pretty safe bet David Lynch directed it.
Edd wrote:Rule of thumb, ET: if Kyle MacLachlan is in it, it's a pretty safe bet David Lynch directed it.
Roy Hunter wrote:Does that include Desperate Housewives?Edd wrote:Rule of thumb, ET: if Kyle MacLachlan is in it, it's a pretty safe bet David Lynch directed it.
Scene 1: Wisteria Lane. The sun is shining on the white picket fences and the unnecessarily large SUVs. A man approaches the Solis family's front door and rings the doorbell. Gabrielle answers the door.
Eva Longoria: "Can I help you?"
Dennis Hopper (huffing nitrous from his jacket pocket): "Daddy wants to f**k! Daddy wants to f**k!"
Four midgets walk past singing "Blue Velvet" backwards, but in a barbershop quartet style. Orson Hodge opens his front door, holding a cup, to look at what is happening.
Kyle McLachlan: "Damn fine coffee!"
Suddenly, a 400' sandworm erupts through the tarmac of the quiet cul-de-sac, and Nicholas Cage, wearing a snakeskin jacket, sings Elvis songs to the assembled cast and crew...
Edd wrote:Was that before or after the episode where the newlyweds, the Log Lady and the Elephant Man, move in down the block with their son, Eraserhead?
Rainswept wrote:Edd wrote:Rule of thumb, ET: if Kyle MacLachlan is in it, it's a pretty safe bet David Lynch directed it.
That means Sex & the City too. I always knew Lynch was secretly into shopping and girl talk.
David Lynch version or the Sci-Fi Channel version?
Nef Yoo BlackBeard wrote: I didn't even know there was a Sci-Fi Channel version of Dune. I, also, cannot imagine how it could be better than the original.[/b]
Nef Yoo BlackBeard wrote:
David Lynch version or the Sci-Fi Channel version?
Dabid Linch dun a hack job obbet .
Da Space channil got et rite .
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Rainswept wrote:Nef Yoo BlackBeard wrote: I didn't even know there was a Sci-Fi Channel version of Dune. I, also, cannot imagine how it could be better than the original.[/b]
Well... It actually followed the book, made sense, and had far superior special effects, to begin with. I never understood what made the original so popular.
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