Recent content by James Pfann

New trailer. I miss Ron Perlman.

Kinda surprised this passed under everyone's radar. The original Godzilla actor Harou Nakajima passed away from pneumonia on Monday. http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/08/world/original-godzilla-actor-death/index.html I still enjoy that first movie. Condolences to his family and thank Mr Nakajima for...

I don't post very much, but this is just killing me. I keep flashing back to 1977 and ............. this just sucks. RIP Leia

One of my absolute favorites. His work as Doc Elldridge in Evening Shade with Burt Reynolds was a scream. I had no idea his early life was filled with so much tragedy though. He will be missed. http://apnews.myway.com//article/20121225/DA3CO4LO3.html.

I don't post much, but had to tonight. Wow, just wow. :frowning:

The Tick. It's starting to smell a little like danger in here, or heavily-fried food.

Nope, the money shots are still gold. ;) Everything is the same, only no swimmers. I had it done a little over a year ago and just enjoyed kicking back with plenty of movies for a couple weeks while waiting for everything to heal.

One of my current favorites is the Miller lite Man rules spots. "You poke it, you own it."

"Stoi! papers please."

They're definitely changing that pic as time goes by. Sara's head turns towards Warrick now when you roll over it with the magnifying box, and the sign goes from play to dead. Anyone find anything else?

Thanks Crawdaddy. I'll definitely be grabbing the new version. :emoji_thumbsup:

This is a favorite of mine as well. I have a question about a scene in both versions. There is a point where Claudia Cardinale tries to seduce Burt Lancaster to win her freedom. In the initial dvd release they shadow out her ample assets when she opens her blouse. Is the SE version the same...

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Thanks for the review. I've been waiting on this one. This and La Dolce Vita for me this week. :emoji_thumbsup:

Trust me, just because you call DigSafe before you dig, doesn't mean the lines are where they paint the stripes. We had the emergency numbers for all the utility companies on our nextels ready to go every time we started a new job.