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Asylum is the story Stella Raphael, a cultured and elegant but restless young woman who lives with her husband, Max, a forensic psychiatrist, and their small son, Charlie, at a high-security mental hospital...
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Keith said:
I wonder how old he'll have to get and what he'll have to do before articles about him don't mention "Marky Mark" anymore.
i get called marky mark constantly thanks to him. and sometimes with "...and the funky bunch."
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It might actually be the documentry.. not sure..
But he is a bit of a nutter this guy.
What he was doing was really cool, but he was over on the stupid side of the IQ line when dealing with some of the situations he delt with.
its too bad how he and his girlfriend died, I'm not sure if they played the tape or not.. but his girlfriend was recording the whole thing with the camera but didnt take the lense cap off. so all they got was audio from the bear killing both of them
courtneyriot said:
Across the line of death one of the greatest filmmakers ever, Werner Herzog, and one of the nuttiest nature gazers ever, Timothy Treadwell, have connected. in October of 2003 Treadwell was killed in Alaska by a grizzly bear. Treadwell had spent 13 summers in an Alaskan national park befriending wild...
This interview missed the rare opportunity of uttering the phrase "Bear Mitzvah" in a relevant context.
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FellOnEarth said:
Too bad Miller went from Batman to batshit crazy. He's kind of a pariah after alienating himself from so many former fans with his skeevy rant a couple years ago. Also, Holy Terror really stuck in my craw. Such blatant, personal, hatred was a real turn off for me. I mean, I get it, he had an existential crisis and was angry, but laying the blame for 9/11 at the feet of an entire religion is just too simple-minded for my taste. And honestly, a lot of his characters feel like cold cutouts, which gets old for me. Such a shame, really. Thank goodness I still have Alan Moore to lean on...
Alan Moore is dependable. He'll always be completely insane and hate your guts.
motorfirebox said:
FellOnEarth said:
Too bad Miller went from Batman to batshit crazy. He's kind of a pariah after alienating himself from so many former fans with his skeevy rant a couple years ago. Also, Holy Terror really stuck in my craw. Such blatant, personal, hatred was a real turn off for me. I mean, I get it, he had an existential crisis and was angry, but laying the blame for 9/11 at the feet of an entire religion is just too simple-minded for my taste. And honestly, a lot of his characters feel like cold cutouts, which gets old for me. Such a shame, really. Thank goodness I still have Alan Moore to lean on...
Alan Moore is dependable. He'll always be completely insane and hate your guts.
Ha ha ha! At least he's not vindictively hateful, Moore's is more of a wry hate.
In any case, and based on what I've seen of their personalities, I know who I'd rather share a pint or two with in person... I think I'd just be uncomfortable around Miller, his type of unhinged has more of a creepy quality to it. He can have his bottle of Jack all to himself (it's more in line with his character anyway).
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Every sixty minutes a person is abducted in Latin America. In Secuestro Express...
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