Whats the film where HK gets humiliated by Kate Winslet, and is parading around in a dress and make-up?
He lost it then. 
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Burt Reynolds wrote: Whats the film where HK gets humiliated by Kate Winslet, and is parading around in a dress and make-up?
He lost it then.
Holy Smoke, and I have that movie!
[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote:
Burt Reynolds wrote: Whats the film where HK gets humiliated by Kate Winslet, and is parading around in a dress and make-up?
He lost it then.
Holy Smoke, and I have that movie!
It's shit. The beginning of the end. Burn it. 
[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote:
Burt Reynolds wrote: Whats the film where HK gets humiliated by Kate Winslet, and is parading around in a dress and make-up?
He lost it then.
Holy Smoke, and I have that movie!
Must be the sequel to this one?
0_o wrote: cozmonite61
Well, the production is in NYC, but he has homes in both areas. BTW, you will regret saying that.
I suggest you should kidnap Keitel and lock him naked in your bathroom until he promises not to work TV. Use that chloroform (CHCl3) stuff, it always works on TV, and handcuff him to your radiator or bathtub. Make him watch only recent Oscar winning Scorsese films to make him suffer. Good luck and god speed.
make him watch King Of Comedy for a delicious bit of irony
I quite watching it after the episode of the gay soldier... he was married and had a son, but tried to have his relationship stateside with his captian (and his captian beat the crap outta him)... the thought was stupid, but what made it worse was how the main charactor was telling his wife and son that he died a hero because was fighting in what he believed in and was sooo brave. 
Because it would have been so much better to tell the young son and his grieving mother that his father was killed because he was queer?
Comrade Shampanyov wrote: Because it would have been so much better to tell the young son and his grieving mother that his father was killed because he was queer?
because thinking with his dick makes him a hero
EdelBrock wrote:
Comrade Shampanyov wrote: Because it would have been so much better to tell the young son and his grieving mother that his father was killed because he was queer?
because thinking with his dick makes him a hero
No, because in 1973, only a dickwad would tell a grieving child that his father was killed by a homophobe.
