Comments for The Film Sack Podcast! http://filmsack.com Mining the depths of film entertainment for all mankind... Sun, 05 Feb 2012 09:45:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on About FilmSack! by Enda Dunne http://filmsack.com/about-2/comment-page-2/#comment-5059 Enda Dunne Sun, 05 Feb 2012 09:45:32 +0000 http://filmsack.nickworldcomic.com/about-2/#comment-5059 Failte Scott, Brian, Brian, Randy. Greetings from Ireland. Love the show guys. Would ye ever bring Scott fletch in on the podcast. He's the type of guy u could listen to for an hour. When ye gonna do robin hood prince of thieves, far and away or showdown in little Tokyo?? They are so sackable!! Ps. In Ireland we call someone a sack when we mean gobshite, as in "u f#%king sack". Just thought u should know. Failte Scott, Brian, Brian, Randy. Greetings from Ireland. Love the show guys. Would ye ever bring Scott fletch in on the podcast. He’s the type of guy u could listen to for an hour.
When ye gonna do robin hood prince of thieves, far and away or showdown in little Tokyo?? They are so sackable!!
Ps. In Ireland we call someone a sack when we mean gobshite, as in “u f#%king sack”. Just thought u should know.

]]> Comment on 105: The one about Nine to Five by The Other Steve C. http://filmsack.com/2012/02/105-the-one-about-nine-to-five/comment-page-1/#comment-5056 The Other Steve C. Sat, 04 Feb 2012 11:14:54 +0000 http://filmsack.com/?p=778#comment-5056 "It's the law of threes; it's the Mario brothers thing." Mario, Luigi, and, uh, Zeppo? “It’s the law of threes; it’s the Mario brothers thing.”

Mario, Luigi, and, uh, Zeppo?

]]> Comment on 105: The one about Nine to Five by Gretchen http://filmsack.com/2012/02/105-the-one-about-nine-to-five/comment-page-1/#comment-5054 Gretchen Sat, 04 Feb 2012 02:50:26 +0000 http://filmsack.com/?p=778#comment-5054 I had fond memories of this movie. But upon watching it again, I dug it so much more! The writing is so clever and always winking at itself, especially in scenes like Dolly Parton initially dealing with her boss...and then later discovering that everybody, including the women who are about to be her allies, have been gossiping about her sleeping with him and resenting her for it. She sold the hell out of that role. Violet (Lilly Tomlin's character) is not very sympathetic, and I don't think she was supposed to be. She had good reason to be embittered, but still wasn't a good person. I like that, because it's a nice contrast to the innocence of Doralee and Judy. Somebody has to be the shady mastermind who's also a bit crazy, and she's it. I loved the fantasy scenes, and have to wonder if they were the predecessor for Ally McBeal and every other show that cuts back and forth between reality and subconscious fears/fantasies/dreams and so on. You guys....mocked a group of women who were <i>stoned out of their minds</i> for giggling. Really? *sigh* In all, I'm very glad you did this movie. It was a nice change of pace, and made me think about how maybe a lot of our moms liked the film because they'd experienced a bit of Franklin Hart Jr. treatment in their time. Btw, hot picture of Rachel Dratch: http://static.dramastyle.com/images/casts/United_States/14786/Rachel_Dratch_14786_6.jpg I had fond memories of this movie. But upon watching it again, I dug it so much more! The writing is so clever and always winking at itself, especially in scenes like Dolly Parton initially dealing with her boss…and then later discovering that everybody, including the women who are about to be her allies, have been gossiping about her sleeping with him and resenting her for it. She sold the hell out of that role.

Violet (Lilly Tomlin’s character) is not very sympathetic, and I don’t think she was supposed to be. She had good reason to be embittered, but still wasn’t a good person. I like that, because it’s a nice contrast to the innocence of Doralee and Judy. Somebody has to be the shady mastermind who’s also a bit crazy, and she’s it.

I loved the fantasy scenes, and have to wonder if they were the predecessor for Ally McBeal and every other show that cuts back and forth between reality and subconscious fears/fantasies/dreams and so on.

You guys….mocked a group of women who were stoned out of their minds for giggling. Really? *sigh*

In all, I’m very glad you did this movie. It was a nice change of pace, and made me think about how maybe a lot of our moms liked the film because they’d experienced a bit of Franklin Hart Jr. treatment in their time.

Btw, hot picture of Rachel Dratch:
http://static.dramastyle.com/images/casts/United_States/14786/Rachel_Dratch_14786_6.jpg

]]> Comment on 105: The one about Nine to Five by Melanie1001 http://filmsack.com/2012/02/105-the-one-about-nine-to-five/comment-page-1/#comment-5053 Melanie1001 Fri, 03 Feb 2012 22:21:35 +0000 http://filmsack.com/?p=778#comment-5053 Absolute blast, I enjoyed this movie and the sacking...very fun. Red Planet Mars is gonna be a....interesting one. It ain't your average scifi fair that's for sure - I'm mighty curious the sacking it takes :-) Absolute blast, I enjoyed this movie and the sacking…very fun. Red Planet Mars is gonna be a….interesting one. It ain’t your average scifi fair that’s for sure – I’m mighty curious the sacking it takes :-)

]]> Comment on 105: The one about Nine to Five by Shaun Bloom http://filmsack.com/2012/02/105-the-one-about-nine-to-five/comment-page-1/#comment-5052 Shaun Bloom Fri, 03 Feb 2012 18:13:20 +0000 http://filmsack.com/?p=778#comment-5052 Watched this not that long ago but was happy to watch it again for Film Sack. Watched this not that long ago but was happy to watch it again for Film Sack.

]]> Comment on 105: The one about Nine to Five by Steve C. http://filmsack.com/2012/02/105-the-one-about-nine-to-five/comment-page-1/#comment-5051 Steve C. Fri, 03 Feb 2012 17:20:18 +0000 http://filmsack.com/?p=778#comment-5051 -"Modern Problems" is pretty flat and Chevy looks tired, bored or depressed, I'd avoid Sacking that one (although Dabney is in it and steals his scenes of course). -Those weren't dream sequences but "marrywanna"-induced hallucinations, which isn't the way that substance affects one in reality...so I've heard ;-P -"The Bandit (the love song from 'Smokey and the Bandit')" my nomination for Best Sack Song -”Modern Problems” is pretty flat and Chevy looks tired, bored or depressed, I’d avoid Sacking that one (although Dabney is in it and steals his scenes of course).
-Those weren’t dream sequences but “marrywanna”-induced hallucinations, which isn’t the way that substance affects one in reality…so I’ve heard ;-P
-”The Bandit (the love song from ‘Smokey and the Bandit’)” my nomination for Best Sack Song

]]> Comment on 105: The one about Nine to Five by Ted http://filmsack.com/2012/02/105-the-one-about-nine-to-five/comment-page-1/#comment-5050 Ted Fri, 03 Feb 2012 15:20:47 +0000 http://filmsack.com/?p=778#comment-5050 I can relate to Scott on this one. My mom and her friends watched this way too much. I can relate to Scott on this one. My mom and her friends watched this way too much.

]]> Comment on About FilmSack! by Hammond Chamberlain http://filmsack.com/about-2/comment-page-2/#comment-5048 Hammond Chamberlain Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:45:58 +0000 http://filmsack.nickworldcomic.com/about-2/#comment-5048 So, I have been listening now for about 4 months and I have really enjoyed it. I also feel a connection to many of you. I graduated from Radford High School in Hawaii, I lived in Columbia South Carolina for a few years, and currently live in Salt Lake City. I Think the the 1983 Movie "The Keep" (which is currently streaming on Netflix) is ripe for some TLC from the Sack. Thanks for the work you all put into the show... It shows Hammond West Jordan, Utah So, I have been listening now for about 4 months and I have really enjoyed it. I also feel a connection to many of you. I graduated from Radford High School in Hawaii, I lived in Columbia South Carolina for a few years, and currently live in Salt Lake City.

I Think the the 1983 Movie “The Keep” (which is currently streaming on Netflix) is ripe for some TLC from the Sack.

Thanks for the work you all put into the show… It shows

Hammond
West Jordan, Utah

]]> Comment on 104: The one about Highlander by Tom http://filmsack.com/2012/01/104-the-one-about-highlander/comment-page-1/#comment-5047 Tom Fri, 03 Feb 2012 12:06:11 +0000 http://filmsack.com/?p=771#comment-5047 With the old age makeup comments, the guys were referring to MacLeod's Scottish wife, who he lived with until she died at an old age... not the secretary. With the old age makeup comments, the guys were referring to MacLeod’s Scottish wife, who he lived with until she died at an old age… not the secretary.

]]> Comment on 104: The one about Highlander by gutpunchprod http://filmsack.com/2012/01/104-the-one-about-highlander/comment-page-1/#comment-5040 gutpunchprod Wed, 01 Feb 2012 20:17:18 +0000 http://filmsack.com/?p=771#comment-5040 Ignore this comment! Why do you think she was old? she was only in her forties by the eighties! Ignore this comment! Why do you think she was old? she was only in her forties by the eighties!

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