They didn’t wreck anything, and I really enjoyed this collection.
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They didn’t wreck anything, and I really enjoyed this collection.
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Visitors from Mexico and Canada are excluded, so I guessed that the bottom three would be North Dakota, Nebraska and Delaware. I never heard of anyone going to those places on purpose. In fact, the “Welcome to Delaware” sign has a sub-heading that asks, “Is your GPS broken?” (North Dakota…
A subject that came up in another thread. I concluded that is it between Paul Verhoeven and Sergio Leone. (Howard Hawks and Godard received honorary Oscars. If you worded the question a little differently – “The best director never nominated for an Oscar” – then Verhoeven and Leone are in…
Several errors in the captions (“Vesper race?”) but #12 has a little story behind it. The caption is wrong; Merry & Pippin didn’t go to Mount Doom. Helicopters were used to shuttle the actors when they were shooting the Fellowship in the snowy mountains (Caradhras). One bumpy chopper ride made nervous-flier Sean Bean decline further transport via air. Instead, he would leave an hour or so early and walk the whole way up to the set (in costume). The hobbit actors remembered looking down from their helicopters and seeing Bean trudging alone up the mountain.
Yeah, these are cool pictures, but it seems so me that it’d only “wreck movies” for people who don’t understand that movies aren’t real.
exactly. If these wreck it for you, you’re still waiting for the Santa by the chimney