The Gilbert Grape was one of my collectors' items (but don't forget that Depp is a great actor). But I think DiCaprio is rather over-acting in his movies after he became an adult. I was surprised that he was I think the main actor in the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (OUTH) and not Brad Pitt, while I used to think DiCaprio is a Brad Pitt wannabee. DiCaprio is always tried very hard to look charismatic in a movie while Brad Pitt is I believe more charismatic in real life...
I watched OUTH and then got bored. May be I will watch it again when I have no other options, because there are a lot of great stars especially Al Pacino there so how can it be bad? But the fact that I abandoned watching the movie should prove that it is not good enough...
The only cool part that I remember is when Brad Pitt went 'home' and interacted with his bulldog.
I watched OUTH and then got bored. May be I will watch it again when I have no other options, because there are a lot of great stars especially Al Pacino there so how can it be bad? But the fact that I abandoned watching the movie should prove that it is not good enough...
The only cool part that I remember is when Brad Pitt went 'home' and interacted with his bulldog.
Thanks for the tip - I caught this one about a week ago and enjoyed it immensely.
Jakob is quite talented and his reverence for the history of the west coast sound is hard to miss.
OK - I have to "fess-up":
I'm 54, I have NO kids, and I watched "Despicable Me" the other night.
Hey, it was cute, and good for a few laughs
(Plus being an "officially trained" Enginerd [and Sailor] - I could FINISH Vector's tag-line even before HE did...
you know - the part about having "Both Direction AND __________")
To which my loving spouse groaned, "You're SUCH a Geek!...."
I'm 54, I have NO kids, and I watched "Despicable Me" the other night.
Hey, it was cute, and good for a few laughs
(Plus being an "officially trained" Enginerd [and Sailor] - I could FINISH Vector's tag-line even before HE did...
you know - the part about having "Both Direction AND __________")
To which my loving spouse groaned, "You're SUCH a Geek!...."
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OK - I have to "fess-up":
I'm 54, I have NO kids, and I watched "Despicable Me" the other night.
Hey, it was cute, and good for a few laughs
(Plus being an "officially trained" Enginerd [and Sailor] - I could FINISH Vector's tag-line even before HE did...
you know - the part about having "Both Direction AND __________")
To which my loving spouse groaned, "You're SUCH a Geek!...."
I'm 50 and I think I have watched all 3 Despicable Me movies. My wife calls me a nerd all the time!
Yah that was a good documentary.
Idk......the GT40 had a simple elegance
https://assets.hemmings.com/uimage/69689239-770-0@2X.jpg?rev=1
Idk......the GT40 had a simple elegance
https://assets.hemmings.com/uimage/69689239-770-0@2X.jpg?rev=1
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Yeah - The GT40 was ALL about "Form follows FUNCTION" and there's a simple elegance in that.
I like how one of them had the "Gurney Bubble" in the top section of the door that fit-into a cutout in the roofline. (Dan Gurney was abnormally tall for a race car driver of that era - they had to create a little extra room to accommodate the top of his required helmet.)
The Gurney Bubble and Gurney's Bubbly - The Truth About Cars
I like how one of them had the "Gurney Bubble" in the top section of the door that fit-into a cutout in the roofline. (Dan Gurney was abnormally tall for a race car driver of that era - they had to create a little extra room to accommodate the top of his required helmet.)
The Gurney Bubble and Gurney's Bubbly - The Truth About Cars
