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- A Mighty Wind, which my fellah just bought for $2, used. I'd seen it before; far better on the second viewing, and if you know someone who could very well have had a starring role.
- The Apostle, directed by and starring Robert Duvall. According to the commentary, this is the only movie to have been endorsed by both Howard Stern and Jerry Falwell. I thought it was incredible.
- Ghandi, a biopic of huge proportions. A moving experience, if you have three hours and ten minutes to spare. Also Daniel Day-Lewis's big-screen debut.
- Star Trek II, on the big screen at the Paramount. Also Kirstie Alley's big-screen debut.
The last entry leads us to the most important question of all, which I would place in poll format if I could figure out how to do that.
Who's the best Vulcan babe of them all?
- Kirstie Alley
- Kim Catrall
- Jolene Blalock
(This is in effort to up my male readership.) Give your answer in the comments.
3 comments:
Blalock never proved that she could act, so she's out. It's been at least a decade since I've seen the Star Trek movies, but I vaguely recall liking Alley better. Catrall wasn't as believable as a Vulcan (though that may be the writers' fault more than the actor's). So Kirstie Alley by a nose.
Oh—you meant the hottest actress! Never mind (in my best Emily Litella voice).
Sorry, can't relate! :-)
You can at least judge from an aesthetic standpoint, though, right? :) And does Catrall get any cred for her Sex and the City gig at all?
Ok, Alley gets my vote mainly because I remember her being believable. Catrall gets my vote because she went on to be in one of my favorite shows.
I guess I'd give Alley an edge. I liked this question!
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