Caminante Nocturno - 2014-10-09
Eeeh!
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cognitivedissonance - 2014-10-09
The skinny one is Crispin Glover's dad.
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BHWW - 2014-10-09
It is estimated at least 20 percent of American men during the 1970s fit into the sort of archetype that was represented in this film by Mr. Kidd = tall, paunchy guys with slouching posture, walrus moustaches, wispy long hair, bald heads, round wire-rim glasses, and leisure suits.
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Sanest Man Alive - 2014-10-09
It's extra-neat that someone later made these guys villains in a kid's cartoon and managed to keep the gay subtext intact. And also gave them transforming mecha-chairs, because why the hell not.
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Hooker - 2014-10-09
These two deserved a much better movie.
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Hooker - 2014-10-09 I love this movie, but I love Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd more. Perhaps more importantly, though, they seem like they're taken from a movie with a completely different tone. You can see it in this clip, even. Bond exists in his post-Goldfinger, almost-slide-whistle-Roger-Moore goofiness while they seem like asort-of ethereal, horror-movie-ish archetypal characters. It's like mixing Douglas Adams with Haruki Murakami. I love both authors, but I wouldn't want one to edit the other's work.
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