So, whaddya think?

[Fuzzy Necromancer]

Time to take a stand:

Back in the Northern Exposure days, I thought Diane Delano was totally hot.



>thinking of changing my name to "Seester Beeech"<

She doesn't look so much like a battle axe in this pic:



She looks like you'd pick her up in a bar for a one-nighter or something.

Not that I've ever done that. 

In Soviet Russia, after heavily drinking Sister Beech pick up YOU in a bar for a one-nighter!

[Bob]

Time to take a stand:

Back in the Northern Exposure days, I thought Diane Delano was totally hot.



>thinking of changing my name to "Seester Beeech"<

She doesn't look so much like a battle axe in this pic:



She looks like you'd pick her up in a bar for a one-nighter or something.

Not that I've ever done that. 

In Soviet Russia, after heavily drinking Sister Beech pick up YOU in a bar for a one-nighter!

[hare.29]

I can just see the promo interviews with the actress playing Willow:
Interviewer: So how did you get this part?
APW: Well they needed someone who was good at, you know...
(ten second pause as the interviewer waits for the end of that sentence.)
Interviewer: Ok, so what's your character like?
APW: She's from this island Summersisle, which has a community of like pagans...
(another pause)
Interviewer: What was it like working with Nick Cage?
APW: He's just, so... (three second pause) And we had such a good working... (eight second pause)
Interviewer: So how's that valium working for you?
APW: Val...
Interviewer: Exactly how many lines do you finish in this film?
APW: Uh... three or...
After half a minute, Interviewer gets up and heads for the nearest bar.

[Cosmic Muse]

I just thought I'd pop in here an d post up a link I found. It certainly does lend credence to the whole "Bees not making honey" plot point in the movies.

http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F10B1FF8355A0C748EDDAB0894DF404482

So, who would like to be a Wicker Man?

[gbeenie]

So, who would like to be a Wicker Man?

Aw, c'mon; whose high school guidance counselor hasn't asked them that?

[Cosmic Muse]

So, who would like to be a Wicker Man?

Aw, c'mon; whose high school guidance counselor hasn't asked them that?

I guess considering that I'm of the female persuasion, I was never given that page in those personality quizzes that asked questions concerning my eligibility for being a Wicker Man.

[Fuzzy Necromancer]

Well, you'll need a full set of lawn furniture, some hormone treatments, and a special type of elective surgery. =p

[gbeenie]

Well, you'll need a full set of lawn furniture, some hormone treatments, and a special type of elective tree surgery. =p

There. Better.

[Pak-Man]

Well my brother had never seen Wicker Man but had always heard it was a horrible movie and that he'd always wanted to see it (He loves to seek out the wretched movies of the world. :^)) So we rented it and I watched it again. I have to say the Riff holds up well to repeated viewings. Once you've accepted that most of the movie isn't going to pay off at all, you're more free to just laugh at the riffs. :^)

[Insert Coin(s) to Continue]

I ... wow. I just finished The Wicker Man and, I applaud Mike and Kevin. They did great, but the film was absolutely terrible. I heard it was bad, but there were just no redeeming qualities about it at all.

[Lovye]

Forgive the lateness of this post, and, I doubt my queery will be answered, but, I MUST ask.

We see the female cop at the end of the movie taking off a mask with the rest of the island women, right?  She was a part of this from the beginning and that's an explination on why there was no postage on the envelope, right?

And, how do all those knocked out women get back so fast to the end?  They have to come to, get changed, and go to wherever the meet up was that everybody else processioned to.

[spaceforarent]

So everything was planned from the beginning? About 10 years ago (estimated age of daughter, they probably gave a real age/time frame but I don't remember it*), they sent her to the US, had her get engaged, get pregnant, then leave. They then waited until the daughter got older, set up the whole plan to get him on the island, made him go through all that nonsense just to sacrifice him?
Did they set the plan up right when their honey got "cursed", then decided to wait out however long it took, or did they just set it up "just in case"?
If they were just going to wait it out, you have to think after all those years they would just think there has to be an easier way.


*In fact, I believe Nick cage says something along the lines of "it's been _____ years"

[Tony Farms AKA Puma Man]

So everything was planned from the beginning? About 10 years ago (estimated age of daughter, they probably gave a real age/time frame but I don't remember it*), they sent her to the US, had her get engaged, get pregnant, then leave. They then waited until the daughter got older, set up the whole plan to get him on the island, made him go through all that nonsense just to sacrifice him?
Did they set the plan up right when their honey got "cursed", then decided to wait out however long it took, or did they just set it up "just in case"?
If they were just going to wait it out, you have to think after all those years they would just think there has to be an easier way.


*In fact, I believe Nick cage says something along the lines of "it's been _____ years"

They may be evil bee women, but they are awesome at long-term thinking.

[spaceforarent]

So everything was planned from the beginning? About 10 years ago (estimated age of daughter, they probably gave a real age/time frame but I don't remember it*), they sent her to the US, had her get engaged, get pregnant, then leave. They then waited until the daughter got older, set up the whole plan to get him on the island, made him go through all that nonsense just to sacrifice him?
Did they set the plan up right when their honey got "cursed", then decided to wait out however long it took, or did they just set it up "just in case"?
If they were just going to wait it out, you have to think after all those years they would just think there has to be an easier way.


*In fact, I believe Nick cage says something along the lines of "it's been _____ years"

They may be evil bee women, but give them credit....they are awesome at long-term planning.

Ok, I will give them that. But no more!

[gbeenie]

So everything was planned from the beginning? About 10 years ago (estimated age of daughter, they probably gave a real age/time frame but I don't remember it*), they sent her to the US, had her get engaged, get pregnant, then leave. They then waited until the daughter got older, set up the whole plan to get him on the island, made him go through all that nonsense just to sacrifice him?
Did they set the plan up right when their honey got "cursed", then decided to wait out however long it took, or did they just set it up "just in case"?
If they were just going to wait it out, you have to think after all those years they would just think there has to be an easier way.


*In fact, I believe Nick cage says something along the lines of "it's been _____ years"

They may be evil bee women, but they are awesome at long-term thinking.

And fashion sense: