One of our residents who moved in about a year ago looks, acts and talks just like him. If you all here could hear him you'd agree. Same size and build too.
He's actually around the same age PSH would be now as well. Just eerie.
Now, this person is a huge investor/trust fund baby but for a week I thought that maybe it could be PSH in hiding. The dude is a huge booze/pill/cokehead too but is highly intelligent, though a bit dramatic at times.
PSH was a good actor though. Who knows? It could be him.
Coming back en 2026-Viva Venezuela!

He died rolling around in the street with Tom Cruise like a crazy as* animal.
My password is password

To be honest I’m a little relieved you’re going

Start making sense, retard.

My mistake… you probably do know your ass from your elbow

What?

Last time you didn’t know your ass from your elbow and now you’re giving me directions

What?

Freddie Miles, he’s organizing the Cortina skiing trip

Only one really. The Talented Mr Ripley.

I haven't read any of Harris's novels. Do you know if the
Red Dragon
ending in the film is lifted from the novel and
Manhunter
changed the ending to the stakeout/shootout one they filmed?
I like the randomness of the
Manhunter
ending. It was still fraught with danger and Will needed to get his man before he got to the blind girl.
Red Dragon
was a prequel and Hopkins looked too old. Cox played his small Lecter role with subtle intensity and creepiness that underscored just how terrifying Toothie was.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

He didn't do comedies or really any fun roles which is why I didn't care for him.
And I so agree with you guys.
Red Dragon is overrated while the far superior Manhunter is underrated.
Hopkins overacts in his role of Handball Lickedher while Brian Cox played it subtle which was perfect and how it should be.
The ending was also better.
No need to stretch it out and have Toothie show up at the house threatening the son.
@ToastedCheese
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TaraDeS said...
by Juan Kerr February 05, 2024 01:11 PM
Member since September 10, 2018
Are you suggesting that Toast may be "felcting through a gloryhole McMurray
Re: He died 10 years ago today" Tara?
Click on the link in my reply above and ask again, Juanita. ​
I take it you think MovieMania is "felcting through a gloryhole McMurray" Tara?
There is a match-up between the two forums
Ding Dong
!

TaraDeS said...
by Juan Kerr February 05, 2024 01:11 PM
Member since September 10, 2018
Are you suggesting that Toast may be "felcting through a gloryhole McMurray
Re: He died 10 years ago today" Tara?
Click on the link in my reply above and ask again, Juanita. ​
What are you getting at ding dong?
My password is password

Phaenon said...
Are you suggesting that Toast may be "felcting through a gloryhole McMurray
Re: He died 10 years ago today" Tara?
by Juan Kerr February 05, 2024 01:11 PM
Member since September 10, 2018
Are you suggesting that Toast may be "felcting through a gloryhole McMurray
Re: He died 10 years ago today" Tara?
Click on the link in my reply above and ask again, Juanita. ​

TaraDeS said...
by ToastedCheese February 04, 2024 03:48 PM
Member since December 21, 2017
Might be interesting to start a topic on Red Dragon threads.
Legends never die!
https://moviechat.org/nm0000450/Philip-Seymour-Hoffman/65bdcdaa1033b2106295f482/gone-ten-years-ago-today
OP hownos
expand
Are you suggesting that Toast may be "felcting through a gloryhole McMurray
Re: He died 10 years ago today" Tara?
Ding Dong
!

by ToastedCheese February 04, 2024 03:48 PM
Member since December 21, 2017
Might be interesting to start a topic on Red Dragon threads.
Legends never die!
https://moviechat.org/nm0000450/Philip-Seymour-Hoffman/65bdcdaa1033b2106295f482/gone-ten-years-ago-today
OP hownos

Might be interesting to start a topic on Red Dragon threads.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Again, as mentioned above the only scene that stands out (To us at least) is Philip Hoffman getting torched
I would be interested in seeing what someone who appreciates cinema thinks of Red Dragon and Man Hunter if they saw them in that order (And with some time between to enjoy each separately).
Ding Dong
!

All subjective and Red Dragon isn’t a terrible movie, only that for me it’s not one I often recollect or gravitate towards.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Then we have the reverse question, What do those who saw Red Dragon first think of Manhunter?
It's the old Bedtime Story/Dirty Rotten Scoundrels/Heartbreakers/The Hustle conundrum Toast
Ding Dong
!

Interesting question, yet even without Manhunter point of reference, Red Dragon and Hannibal would still be compared to Silence Of The Lambs.
I go by film-making sense of aesthetic and impact/impression. Those that haven’t seen Manhunter would give a different perspective into Red Dragon.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

I think the impossible question Toast is "If Manhunter had never existed, would Red Dragon have been a good movie on it's own merit?".
And we'll never know because there will always be a comparison
Ding Dong
!

Noonan in Manhunter terrified me and Peterson seemed to understand his Will character better.
Red Dragon tried to sell itself on Hopkins and went for more graphic scenes. It was by the numbers direction to me. Manhunter was more thoughtful with a skilled less is more approach.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?