[ SECRET POST #3705 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3705 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Bonnie Bennett, from The Vampire Diaries]


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[Criminal Minds, Alvez/Garcia]


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[Barton Fink]


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07. [(possible) SPOILERS for Supernatural]













Notes:

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

[fscom]

06. http://i.imgur.com/Sv3Td1x.png
[Barton Fink]

[(Anonymous)]

It's terribly metaphoric and intellectual

Although that said I don't think the Coen Brothers have ever made a bad movie. Fight me

[(Anonymous)]

Or is it that they've never made a good movie?

[(Anonymous)]

I am going to fight you

[(Anonymous)]

I had to go look up their filmography cause I honestly had no clue what movies they made. Of the whole list, I've watched five and enjoyed one. Okay, I enjoyed the music from Inside Llewyn Davis, but overall found it annoying and depressing. Acting was good, though.

[(Anonymous)]

I had no idea Egon Spengler did other movies.

That's not Harold Ramis, it's John Turturro.

[(Anonymous)]

But besides Ghostbusters, Harold Ramis was also in Baby Boom, Groundhog Day, Airheads, Knocked Up and a few others, not huge parts, but yeah. He was mostly a screenwriter (Animal House, Meatballs, Caddyshack, Ghostbusters, Groundhog Day, Analyze This, etc.), one I enjoyed and I wish he was still around.

Re: That's not Harold Ramis, it's John Turturro.

[(Anonymous)]

Did it hurt when you had your sense of humor removed?

I think you meant:

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you for the information, though it wasn't necessary. I was trying to make a joke, but the tone I intended doesn't seem to have come across in my comment.

Re: I think you meant:

[(Anonymous)]

Have fun playing with your straightened Slinky.

Re: I think you meant:

[(Anonymous)]

DA - RUDE.

Re: I think you meant:

[(Anonymous)]

Someone didn't see Ghostbusters 2. It's okay, you're not missing much.

[(Anonymous)]

That's John Turturro. Not Harold Rami.

[(Anonymous)]

Allow me to rephrase my comment.

"Wow! This picture really makes this character look like another iconic character in a totally unrelated movie! I bet that wasn't intentional! How funny!"

[ninety6tears]

It's the only Coens film I was too bored to finish watching, so we may be in agreement.

[(Anonymous)]

LOOK UPON ME, I'LL SHOW YOU THE LIFE OF THE MIND

i love this freaking movie.

[(Anonymous)]

<3

[numb3r_5ev3n]

Same. Barton Fink has to be my least favorite of their films, and I typically love their stuff...except, and I'm sure this is going to get me in trouble - but Raising Arizona is also on my list of least favorites. It's just meh to me.

EDIT: This is the first time I have really thought about it...but Raising Arizona always made me uncomfortable because it seems like it's having a sneering laugh at the expense of the "trailer trash" played by Nicholas Cage and Holly Hunter. I grew up poor in the south. I knew people like those characters. I found that aspect of the film to be really unfunny.