Surely that would be asking for one word? We already have “Jennifer Connelly”.
Ok Tuckerfan this is insulting. I saw that movie the year it was released (I think it was 1990). True, I was just 9 years old, but I can’t remember Jennifer Connely naked, I would remember that kind of thing even if I saw the movie in a drug induced coma. Besides it was a Disney movie, Donald the duck would never expose a “priest helper” (how do you say monaguillo in english) like me to nakedness. In other words, cite?
He was saying that was the only thing that would have made the movie better, not that it happened.
“Plaintiff.” :eek:
Someone asked what more you could want. Tuckerfan answered with something more he could want. Does that not suggest to you that the movie doesn’t have naked Jennifer Connelly?
As was Donnie Darko.
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You could watch Requiem for a Dream, if that’s what you’re looking for. If you’re in therapy or on medication for depression, however, please forgo that experience.
bamf
Or if you have any desire to retain a positive outlook in life.
She’s appeared naked in several other films, and in most of them the scenes aren’t intercut with a guy having his arm graphically amputated.
Pizzabrat You’ve never seen Buster Crab as Flash Gordon? You’ve never thrilled to Commander Cody fighting Radar Men from the moon?
Shirt Ninja
Y’know, some of us liked Donnie Darko.
Well, yeah, dude. That’s why he’s putting it on the Kane side of Kane vs Manos - although personally I wouldn’t put Kane on the Kane side.
Pizzabrat may not, but I’ve seen them, and Zombies Of The Stratosphere, and Captain America, and Zorro’s Fighting Legion, and my all-time Republic Favorite…
Radio Ranch–AKA The Phantom Empire
starring Gene Autry!
Cowboys & ray guns–ya gotta love it! GO GENE! GET THEM SUBTERRAINIAN OWLHOOTS!! YEE-HA!
Probably Altar Boy.
Buster Crab sounds like a character from The Little Mermaid. I think you mean **Buster Crabbe**.
Yeah, well, this is what happens when you don’t read the thread before posting to it.
So I finished the novelization. The robot invasion of New York is over in about the first third. The rest has Sky Captain and Polly racing against the clock to find Dr. Totenkopf’s hidden lair before his fiendish plot results in the destruction of the Earth.
Pretty cool. Dr. Totenkopf’s super-science isn’t limited to cybernetics; exotic locations and untrustworthy minions, but no autogyro. Bah.
There is a hand-held Sonic Atomizer which acts a lot like a 1930s Style Death-Ray, so it’s not a total washout.
So, you posted unprotected spoilers. Thanks, dude.