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Regardless of what you think about Oliver Stone’s politics, Jeff Brolin turned in a standout portrayal of George W. Bush in W.
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@therealadm Hey, I forgot to thank you for kind words you sent via SMS. We fall asleep. I was, even, late on job.2 minutes ago from TweetDeck
@krdr It would seem that Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer) is really scraping deep into the barrel for a role. He's probably searching his range.13 minutes ago from web
#HDYWAJSS Tip of the Day 13 | It was something about the way she looked at you. Something about how nothing got her down. @jschermannsong43 minutes ago from web
@therealadm The real masculine movie (btw, it is Canadian) http://youtu.be/9nbl78cj5vM6 hours ago from TweetDeck
RT @therealadm: HDYWAJSS Tip of the Day 12 | And something was missing. You didn't know what. That is, until she showed up. @jschermannsong7 hours ago from TweetDeck
[...] my latest fascination with Oliver Stone’s decidedly unique brand of politics (click here and here) – it was time to watch this excellent turn by Nicolas Cage and Michael Peña as Port [...]
[...] I often disagree with much of his personal politics and other convictions as I’d written earlier here, here, and [...]