Mother of GAWD! Can you imagine plucking all the hairs from your cooch?!
Well if it's high born ladies doing this I imagine they have people to do it for them. Then the consideration becomes, can you imagine having to pluck each pubic hair and how long that would take? Though perhaps maintenance and upkeep is not as bad once the hair has been removed.
And yes, prostitutes routinely shaved to prevent/combat infestation. And then wore merkins.
My fourth grade teacher had us watch Never ending story and was big on pointing out that the princesses' eyes changed colors in a lot of scenes. The role was played by twin sisters.
No it wasn't. It was played by one girl, an 11 year old named Tami Stronach.
Gremlins: When does after midnight start? Couldn't it always be after midnight, depending on your perception?
It's always after midnight, so no matter when you feed them, they're going to turn evil. I read something once that said the creatures were like humans--cute and cuddly in the Gizmo stage, then overnight they're teenagers and causing all sorts of problems. So it goes back to the feeding--you can think you're doing everything right, but you still end up with teenagers.
It really irritates me when a movie is supposed to take place in my city but it's clearly filmed elsewhere or they give directions and talk about places that don't actually exist. That stupid movie hall pass is an example.
This is how I feel about all movies taking place in DC. Recent offender? The whispers on ABC. Not a movie but like it looks NOTHING like DC.
This! I struggle watching House of Cards because it is so clearly Baltimore, not DC. Slapping a Metro pole in a scene doesnt make Fell's Point look like a DC neighborhood, especially when Bertha's Mussels is clearly in the background!
Mother of GAWD! Can you imagine plucking all the hairs from your cooch?!
Well if it's high born ladies doing this I imagine they have people to do it for them. Then the consideration becomes, can you imagine having to pluck each pubic hair and how long that would take? Though perhaps maintenance and upkeep is not as bad once the hair has been removed.
And yes, prostitutes routinely shaved to prevent/combat infestation. And then wore merkins.
Then why are there no merkins in GoT?
Also, in this most recent season, when we see Cersei naked, at the beginning of the scene, there are clearly pubes. At the end, there are clearly not. That is some bad body double work right there!
Well if it's high born ladies doing this I imagine they have people to do it for them. Then the consideration becomes, can you imagine having to pluck each pubic hair and how long that would take? Though perhaps maintenance and upkeep is not as bad once the hair has been removed.
And yes, prostitutes routinely shaved to prevent/combat infestation. And then wore merkins.
Then why are there no merkins in GoT?
Also, in this most recent season, when we see Cersei naked, at the beginning of the scene, there are clearly pubes. At the end, there are clearly not. That is some bad body double work right there!
Because people would be wtf are those? And GoT is set in a fictional time and place? Maybe exposure to Kings Landing air makes pubes fall out. That would explain both the lack of hair on the prostitutes bits as well as the change of the state of Cersei's.
this is really stupid, but in Candyman, he was killed and burned in Chicago. but in the second one, he was buried in New Orleans. don't judge me, I love scary movies.
Little Miss Sunshine bugs me for a lot of reasons. I hated that movie.
What kind of teenager worships Nietzsche and wants to join the military? How would they not notice he was color blind until he was like 16? Don't they check for that in school?
Sadly, this is totally possible. I administered a test for color blindness to a recent hire aged 24. Out of 17 panels, he could only see two. He had no idea he was colorblind and was very upset. It was awkward. I had thought the same thing and also wondered about his license because I thought there was a brief red/green color test.
The Pamchenko twist in The Cutting Edge is physically impossible, and the first half of the move is prohibited in competition. Also, competitive Olympic programs don't ever use dimmed lighting.
Don't even get me started on Ice Princess with Michelle Trachtenberg. That whole movie was a plot hole.
H & I frequently discuss the Sofia the First plot holes previously discussed.
It really irritates me when a movie is supposed to take place in my city but it's clearly filmed elsewhere or they give directions and talk about places that don't actually exist. That stupid movie hall pass is an example.
I spent all of Harold And Kumar Go to White Castle wondering why the hell they drove two hours to the Cherry Hill WC and therefore got into all those shenanigans, when the Jersey City WC was only about 5 miles from their apartment in Hoboken.
Although one could simply argue that they forgot about the JC location because they were high, lol
Funny, I spent all of Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle wondering where the eff the Cherry Hill WC was. Because it doesn't exist, nor has it ever existed. Although there did use to be one in Pennsauken.
In Moneyball when they fly over the Oakland Coliseum, the top of the arena says Oracle, and it wasn't named the Oracle Arena until 2006, 4 years after when the movie took place. It's always bothered me that they didn't edit that out. But perhaps I'm too invested in Oakland sports, I dunno.
i take issue w/ other parts of Moneyball but they have to due w/ location. you don't go from dwntwn Oakland the barren central valley in 30 minutes UNLESS there is NOT A SOUL on 580 lol
This bothered me about all the seasons of "24" set in LA. The whole conceit of the show is that it's in pseudo-realtime, yet Jack Bauer has to rush somewhere and does not spend the remaining 3/4 of an episode sitting on the freeway? LOL for dayz.
1. The Aviary. First off, no flock of flying dinosaurs is going to immediately start attacking large crowds. A few might. Most are gonna go sit in a tree somewhere or just get the hell off the island. Secondly, the movie made it seem like once tourists were inside the Aviary there were no barriers between them and the dinosaurs anyway, or else they did a poor job of reinforcing if there were.
2. You expect me to believe that a dinosaur theme park on an island has *one* helicopter and *no* licensed pilots?
i take issue w/ other parts of Moneyball but they have to due w/ location. you don't go from dwntwn Oakland the barren central valley in 30 minutes UNLESS there is NOT A SOUL on 580 lol
This bothered me about all the seasons of "24" set in LA. Â The whole conceit of the show is that it's in pseudo-realtime, yet Jack Bauer has to rush somewhere and does not spend the remaining 3/4 of an episode sitting on the freeway? LOL for dayz.
Also the magical cell phone battery that never dies.
1. The Aviary. First off, no flock of flying dinosaurs is going to immediately start attacking large crowds. A few might. Most are gonna go sit in a tree somewhere or just get the hell off the island. Secondly, the movie made it seem like once tourists were inside the Aviary there were no barriers between them and the dinosaurs anyway, or else they did a poor job of reinforcing if there were.
2. You expect me to believe that a dinosaur theme park on an island has *one* helicopter and *no* licensed pilots?
Well Indominus Rex was able to communicate with the raptors so it is entirely possible that I-Rex also has some pterodactyl dna and can communicate with them as well. I-rex does 'talk' to them before they go on their spree.
Im only on page 5, but I'm 90% certain that the cast of Beauty and the Beast was frozen in time when the spell was cast, so Chip wasn't conceived by teapots, nor was the Beast 11 when he met the witch.
This has probably already been answered but meh.
No. Or else how was the rose wilting until it finally died on his 21st birthday?
"You. You and your crazy life. You and your geographic anomaly. You and your drunken lesbianic ways and terrible navigational skills." - ProfArt and her holy baby
Im only on page 5, but I'm 90% certain that the cast of Beauty and the Beast was frozen in time when the spell was cast, so Chip wasn't conceived by teapots, nor was the Beast 11 when he met the witch.
This has probably already been answered but meh.
No. Or else how was the rose wilting until it finally died on his 21st birthday?
This bothered me about all the seasons of "24" set in LA. The whole conceit of the show is that it's in pseudo-realtime, yet Jack Bauer has to rush somewhere and does not spend the remaining 3/4 of an episode sitting on the freeway? LOL for dayz.
Also the magical cell phone battery that never dies.
I was always partial to the hoodie of invisibility, myself.
Im only on page 5, but I'm 90% certain that the cast of Beauty and the Beast was frozen in time when the spell was cast, so Chip wasn't conceived by teapots, nor was the Beast 11 when he met the witch.
This has probably already been answered but meh.
No. Or else how was the rose wilting until it finally died on his 21st birthday?
Maybe it's like some sort of reverse dog's age? Like every seven years in real time is one year in castle time.
I think Frozen is one big plot hole like PP have said. Great songs, great characters.
Awful plot. What is the plot?!?! To have Elsa make it not be winter? So she's the villain? But she's not, it's Hans. And really, they just hid away the future queen for decades and that was totes okay?
My real issues with it though are weather related. It's Scandinavia. Why does Hans need to hand out cloaks and blankets? Presumably they all have those right?
And at the end, when Elsa makes a skating rink, they are all "ooh how exciting!" Because they don't have ice 10 months out of the year already?
Finally, after Elsa freezes everything they keep referring to the eternal winter. It's been winter for like 12 hours. Let's hold off assuming it's "eternal" mmmmmmmkay?
Man that movie annoys me lol.
Also what's the deal with the Duke of Weaseltown guy? You could completely cut that character and it would make absolutely no difference to the plot. It feels like there was supposed to be some story there but they edited it out?
Where are Kristoffs parents? Why was Anna willing to sacrifice herself for her a sister she hasn't even spoken to since she was five years old? Elsa has not just ice powers but the power to create life? What does she eat in her ice castle? And what happened to Elsa's old dress??
How the heck did Darth Vader or Padme not know they was having twins? Did they not have droid ultrasounds? How can he sense Luke, but meet with Leia without ever knowing that's his kid. The force is not strong with him, apparently.
Because they decided late in the game to make Leia his sister.
I used to play Star Wars with 3 boys as a kid and until Jedi came out, we always played like Luke and Leia were boyfriend/girlfriend. You can see the love interest in IV and V.
Also the magical cell phone battery that never dies.
I was always partial to the hoodie of invisibility, myself.
More than any of this though, it just kills me that this guy has saved the world HOW many times now, and you never give him the benefit of the doubt??? No one is ever like, yes, he appears to have gone rogue but the last 25 times he did this, he had good reasons to do and ended up preventing terrorist attacks so let's just give him some time.
No. Or else how was the rose wilting until it finally died on his 21st birthday?
Maybe it's like some sort of reverse dog's age? Like every seven years in real time is one year in castle time.
Rabbit hole alert!
Chip had an enormous crack at the top of his....um...head (I guess?). So how come when he became a real boy again he didn't have a giant piece of his skull missing?
I mean was this supposed to be like the Matrix? If you die as a cup, you die as a human?
I think Frozen is one big plot hole like PP have said. Great songs, great characters.
Awful plot. What is the plot?!?! To have Elsa make it not be winter? So she's the villain? But she's not, it's Hans. And really, they just hid away the future queen for decades and that was totes okay?
My real issues with it though are weather related. It's Scandinavia. Why does Hans need to hand out cloaks and blankets? Presumably they all have those right?
And at the end, when Elsa makes a skating rink, they are all "ooh how exciting!" Because they don't have ice 10 months out of the year already?
Finally, after Elsa freezes everything they keep referring to the eternal winter. It's been winter for like 12 hours. Let's hold off assuming it's "eternal" mmmmmmmkay?
Man that movie annoys me lol.
Yeah they originally intended to go with the semi-traditional Snow Queen story and have Elsa be the villain but that REALLY didn't work so they rewrote it to make Hans the bad guy but they did a horrible job of it and basically left no plot and no explanations of a lot of stuff.
I was always partial to the hoodie of invisibility, myself.
More than any of this though, it just kills me that this guy has saved the world HOW many times now, and you never give him the benefit of the doubt??? No one is ever like, yes, he appears to have gone rogue but the last 25 times he did this, he had good reasons to do and ended up preventing terrorist attacks so let's just give him some time.
This is similar to a complaint I have about Harry Potter, more the movies than the books. Every time something screwy happens to Harry, no one believes him when he talks about it. First of all, everyone had to know that Voldemort would keep trying to kill Harry, so it should be no surprise when he reappears. Next, they're all witches and wizards. There's all this magical stuff happening around them at Hogwarts, but when something weird happens, it seems like their first response is always "That's impossible." None of them can even consider that something weirder than they've already seen could actually be happening? I know, these aren't plot holes, but this seemed as good a place to post it as any other.
Maybe it's like some sort of reverse dog's age? Like every seven years in real time is one year in castle time.
Rabbit hole alert!
Chip had an enormous crack at the top of his....um...head (I guess?). So how come when he became a real boy again he didn't have a giant piece of his skull missing?
I mean was this supposed to be like the Matrix? If you die as a cup, you die as a human?
Real Boy Chip had a gap in his teeth. I always thought that was represented by the crack in the teacup:
ETA: Although in Googling for a pic, I also saw that Teacup Chip had a gap in his teeth (teacups need teeth?), so *shrug*
I think Frozen is one big plot hole like PP have said. Great songs, great characters.
Awful plot. What is the plot?!?! To have Elsa make it not be winter? So she's the villain? But she's not, it's Hans. And really, they just hid away the future queen for decades and that was totes okay?
My real issues with it though are weather related. It's Scandinavia. Why does Hans need to hand out cloaks and blankets? Presumably they all have those right?
And at the end, when Elsa makes a skating rink, they are all "ooh how exciting!" Because they don't have ice 10 months out of the year already?
Finally, after Elsa freezes everything they keep referring to the eternal winter. It's been winter for like 12 hours. Let's hold off assuming it's "eternal" mmmmmmmkay?
Man that movie annoys me lol.
Yeah they originally intended to go with the semi-traditional Snow Queen story and have Elsa be the villain but that REALLY didn't work so they rewrote it to make Hans the bad guy but they did a horrible job of it and basically left no plot and no explanations of a lot of stuff.
Apparently the switch (turning Elsa from the villain into the confused and misunderstood sister) only came about after the songwriters presented the writing team with "Let It Go."
I spent all of Harold And Kumar Go to White Castle wondering why the hell they drove two hours to the Cherry Hill WC and therefore got into all those shenanigans, when the Jersey City WC was only about 5 miles from their apartment in Hoboken.
Although one could simply argue that they forgot about the JC location because they were high, lol
Funny, I spent all of Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle wondering where the eff the Cherry Hill WC was. Because it doesn't exist, nor has it ever existed. Although there did use to be one in Pennsauken.
They also could have gone to the White Castle on Kennedy boulevard in union city (also minutes from Hoboken and open 24/7, the one on 17 south in heights (also open late) and the one on river road in little ferry. All so much closer than the non existent cherry hill White Castle. And why go to cherry hill anyway? People from north jersey don't like people from south jersey because of south jerseys love of all things philly