Its not exactly the hardest impression to do when compared to others...but at the end when walking in the rain and Boone starts walking like the frankenstein monster...he pretty much nails the way that Karloff moves in the old Universal movies, i dunno why i find it important, but i just thought it looked pretty darn cool...
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The Good the Bad and the Ugly is the greatest movie ever made...
I think so too. Now every time I see him I think Boris Karloff! Amd what a coincidence Fraser was in a movie that also deals with a classic Universal monster!
shareAmd what a coincidence Fraser was in a movie that also deals with a classic Universal monster!A movie other than this one? What movie was that?
Unaware if sarcastic or not but...it was 1999's "The Mummy".
shareGeez! It really says something about a person's mind-set when just a simple question registers as possibly sarcastic! No, I assure you, it was just what it was---a simple question.
Please excuse typos/funny wording; I use speech-recognition that doesn't always recognize!
How ironic. You weren't being sarcastic but they thought you were, and I keep having to tell people when I am being sarcastic. (I'm not right now.) Cheers.
"Life is uncertain, eat dessert first!" -HOMER J.SIMPSON
How ironic. You weren't being sarcastic but they thought you were, and I keep having to tell people when I am being sarcastic. (I'm not right now.) Cheers.Yeah, it's the one thing that can make regular chit-chat into a big flare-up, that tone often can't be detected on a message board. It's unfortunate.
Yea it stayed with me. He did it memorable.
I saw this movie out of a prank when a stupid friend said I should watch it for its horror. With such a title it could've fooled anyone. I watched it and it was never scary except for the gay text. But it that scene it did feel like it complete his promise of it being a horror film. In that very moment it truly felt like a Gods and Monsters.