When you mentioned rediscovering the movie, it sounded like you had seen it.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Oh I see. I haven't watched the movie

It's one of Annie Wilkes' lines.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

I don't understand the reference

You shouldn't have called him a dirty birdie….
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Lol, my ex said I reminded him of the woman in misery and it wasn't until years later that I realised what he meant after rediscovering the movie! The cheeky ****! The narcissism with him, I tell you..

If you're precious offended, then my work is done….
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

I feel like I wouldn't want to be at the same party with you.
So now I'm blocking you again.

If you want people to read your stupid posts, try not offending them as often.

Oh for God's sakes. He names himself based off of a grilled cheese sandwich. That alone make him insane.
You'd be no fun at a party….
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Oh for God's sakes. He names himself based off of a grilled cheese sandwich. That alone make him insane.

Toasted cheese just made another bitch out of you

Yes, I know you are pretty darn ignorant. That is why you are easy to harass. You leave yourself open.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Go back to v2.
Film boards is where trolls discuss movies. We discuss movies, act ignorant, and argue for days. Alliance are destroyed while others are made. People get harassed in real life including the staff here.
You're next pal.

Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Nobody cares what you have to say. I left here to try v2 because nimda lets everyone abuse each other. I was at v2 being friendly. You guys at v2 attacked me first.
No wonder you take the side of the abusers in this. You're just like them.

You are the biggest harassment trannie around here and then you have the gall to tell others they are picking on you.
Why don't you just leave me on BLOCK next time? I guess you won't have anyone to pay you any attention, so be grateful for whatever you get….
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Very soon I will be placing you on block list again. How long have you been a member here? I've had to block you due to harassment 3 times now.

Why did you come back AFTER I started posting here?
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

I left v2. You came here. Why did you come to the forum I hang out at?

You were a troll on there too? Heaven help us stinky sock creep!
You were that honolulu cretin!
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Oh now I remember you. We had the same stupid ****ing argument at a different message forum about Misery and Kathy Bates performance. It was imdbV2.
I basically told you to **** off because you wouldn't stop arguing with me. You just don't like Kathy Bates, so you will find any reason to put her down even when she gave one of the best performances in history. She's a legend because of that movie. No other project Kathy has worked on was as noticeable.

cuz of where his camera angled. It's the affect of that moment in the scene.
I'm talking about her acting of the crack pot Annie Wilkes and projection of her line readings, not the camera angels. Pay attention please!
Annie had the same fits in the novel as well. It's accurate.
Mimicry is not in-depth. Don't get me wrong about Bates, as I think she is an excellent actress and its not a rotten performance by any measure, its just not as layered as later ones. She was superior in
Dolores Claiborne
. I could read her face and what was behind it in that one.
Reiner went for a very black humour approach with Bates's interpretation of Wilkes than the novel. She wasn't even sympathetic.
Compare her psycho to Glenn Closes' in
Fatal Attraction
a few years earlier and Close was spot on with her interpretation and the layers she brought to her role.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

It is like she was shouting out at an audience, rather than with her characters disordered mood swings.
cuz of where his camera angled. It's the affect of that moment in the scene. That's what made his direction brilliant. It's sort of from Paul's point of view lying in that bed injured and helpless. That's what he sort of sees but it's large screen. Annie had the same fits in the novel as well. It's accurate.

I do not really get the nuances of Wilkes insanity in her calmer moments. She was this or just then that. She was mimicking Reiner’s direction on how to play the part. It is like she was shouting out at an audience, rather than being with her characters disordered mood swings.
Her stage training at that time was how she appeared to be playing her role. Anjelica Huston was better that year in The Grifters.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?