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beyond having one of the best extended fight scenes in a movie, I think that "they live" is as close to Hollywood acknowledging fnords as you're bound to get.
by jerrysievert 4y ago
beyond having one of the best extended fight scenes in a movie, I think that "they live" is as close to Hollywood acknowledging fnords as you're bound to get.
- Arnt 4y agoNow you made me wonder whether any logfile analysis SEOware is ever going to acknowledge the fnords I use to shorten overlong links.
- jerrysievert 4y agothey probably don't see them ...
- mxmilkiib 4y agoA favourite hobby of mine in the last has been watching They Live with a friend without telling them the plot.
- jerrysievert 4y agothat's genius. I'm going to have to give that a try - I think the hard part is finding someone who hasn't seen the movie.
- Ruthalas 4y agoI haven't seen it. What pitch would you give me as a possibly-interested viewer?
- jerrysievert 4y agoI don't have an answer, but I do have an anecdote. some friends and I had been having spurious movie nights over the years, and decided to give Vampire's Kiss a go. we scoured the horror section of blockbuster and were unable to find it, so we asked. "oh, that's in the comedy section." Buffeted by this knowledge, we told the movie night host that we found it, and were ready to go, and left it at that. Later, the host, perplexed, stopped the movie and said, "either this is the stupidest vampire movie I've ever seen, or it's supposed to be a comedy." once our laughter stopped, we explained, and continued the movie in peace. so, I'm not sure I have a pitch, but drop all expectations and just enjoy a classic John Carpenter movie.