Know about Knowing?

DLD said:
Well, this goes back to my early youth. I was all retired from a career in scooter theft, when some tough 13-year olds kidnapped my 8-year old brother and threatened to make him watch Christopher Walken dancing videos unless I stole 50 scooters in the next 72 hours. I don't want to give away the entire plot ...
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:grin: You didn't used to write material for Woody Allen, did you, DLD?
 
James0b57 said:
Tom hiddleston’s rendition of the Diner Scene from ‘Heat’ was pretty good, in particular his Pacino. Shows, even imitating Pacino from a couch is a better performance than the lesser known actors doong the same scene.
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True, that.
 
Not to torpedo a hilarious “dirty old man” joke but isnt he still with soon yi and hasnt he been since the early 90s? I dont think he was quite that old back then.
 
Josh Bass said:
Not to torpedo a hilarious “dirty old man” joke but isnt he still with soon yi and hasnt he been since the early 90s? I dont think he was quite that old back then.
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I think he was ~56 in 1992, and soon Yi was then ~20.

But it's none of my business.
 
Have y'all never had a long conversation with someone in real life? It starts on one subject. Something mentioned stokes another subject. And so on.

If this was a Q&A site, and the question remained unanswered, then I could understand talk about the thread off topic. But I think the subject of Nicolas Cage has been treated at length. More could be said, but it's nice to take a break every once in a while.

It's what makes conversation fun. I didn't know we were working on a Wikipedia article about the merits of Nicolas Cage in Knowing.

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'At a boy.

Wait. No, not a random teleportation. A tangent is still a line, a line that touches the circle at a point. There should be some connection between one post and the next, even if it is as tenuous as one of DLD's jokes :cheesy:

Also, we should use more smilies. They're positively nostalgic at this point, this forum is so old. :kali:
 
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combatentropy said:
Have y'all never had a long conversation with someone in real life? It starts on one subject. Something mentioned stokes another subject. And so on.

If this was a Q&A site, and the question remained unanswered, then I could understand talk about the thread off topic. But I think the subject of Nicolas Cage has been treated at length. More could be said, but it's nice to take a break every once in a while.

It's what makes conversation fun. I didn't know we were working on a Wikipedia article about the merits of Nicolas Cage in Knowing.
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Well said, couldn't agree more, Combat.
 
combatentropy said:
'At a boy.

Wait. No, not a random teleportation. A tangent is still a line, a line that touches the circle at a point. There should be some connection between one post and the next, even if it is as tenuous as one of DLD's jokes :cheesy:

Also, we should use more smilies. They're positively nostalgic at this point, this forum is so old. :kali:
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You’re in the upside down now! :beer:
 
combatentropy said:
... Wait. No, not a random teleportation. A tangent is still a line, a line that touches the circle at a point. There should be some connection between one post and the next, even if it is as tenuous as one of DLD's jokes :cheesy:
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I am going to borrow Putin's bot farm to give this post one million trillion downvotes.
 
Keanu Reeves: I feel like when he grew a beard, he grew a personality as well. His performances in John Wick and Destination Wedding (very underrated film where two veteran actors hold your attention in long, unbroken two-shots...rare) really made me look at him differently.

It would be great to see Nicolas Cage try a different style of acting, but I have enjoyed his presence in numerous films like Raising Arizona, Face/Off, Con Air, and more recently The Trust, a B-movie co-starring Elijah Wood. He does seem to be doing a thing a lot where he repeats one line many, many times like he's doing a voice-over take, but it was funny in The Trust. Here's a video where he explains where he got the inspiration for that style he does, mostly a lot of different old black and white movies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_WDLsLnOSM
 
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