It’s almost like I did it deliberately for a laugh and made an obvious allusion to doing so in the OP.
Rocky Horror is his most iconic role and probably the least interesting answer to the question, as it’s the most obvious. And quite possibly the right answer!
I feel like leaving it off, was a trap, or a troll.
either way, interesting but clearly not the correct answer.
eeehhhh
Wadsworth is amazing and Clue is my favorite movie ever, but Tim Curry singing in drag is just too amazing not to be his best
My brother and I have very fond memories of Rocky Horror, we went to the local theater and watched it every week, for a while. To the point where the cast reserved our seats for us and knew us by name.
So like, I get it. I get the love, and I had a lot of good times and maybe HPV.
But, if you asked me what Time Curry movie I would want to watch tonight, it would be Clue.
It’s almost like I did it deliberately for a laugh and made an obvious allusion to doing so in the OP.
Rocky Horror is his most iconic role and probably the least interesting answer to the question, as it’s the most obvious. And quite possibly the right answer!
RingoHe/Hima distinct lack of substanceRegistered Userregular
Cardinal Richelieu in The Three Musketeers
Last Action Hero is so much smarter than it has any right to be
It's not clever, because the nature of action movies is not clever, but they take a very stupid space and feng shui it into something that you can actually spend time thinking about which is some galaxy brain shit at work
Tim Curry did a fantastic job with his role in RHPS, but I find that the role itself has aged poorly. I used to love it, and now it just makes me feel bad. I don't want to hijack the thread with a criticism of RHPS, so I'll just link an old comment and if anybody wants to yell at me, they can do it over DMs.
Clue, however, still holds up. I watch that movie every year or two. Even the homophobic bits between Colonel Mustard and Mr. Green focus on Mustard's boorishness.
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
I just watched David Ehrlich's Top 25 Movies video for 2020, and I think that when the real COVID-19-caused dearth of films hits I'll just sit down, go through all of Ehrlich's best-of videos, make a list and watch all the film he's included that I haven't seen yet. The guy has a way of editing footage and music together that makes me want to watch 'em all. Except the Borat sequel.
"Nothing is gonna save us forever but a lot of things can save us today." - Night in the Woods
Tim Curry did a fantastic job with his role in RHPS, but I find that the role itself has aged poorly. I used to love it, and now it just makes me feel bad. I don't want to hijack the thread with a criticism of RHPS, so I'll just link an old comment and if anybody wants to yell at me, they can do it over DMs.
Clue, however, still holds up. I watch that movie every year or two. Even the homophobic bits between Colonel Mustard and Mr. Green focus on Mustard's boorishness.
I will one up you by having never liked RHPS in the first place. HA!
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While not his best movie by a long shot, I really like The Shadow and I like him in it. When he loses his shit, nobody can put on a crazy face like Tim Curry.
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RingoHe/Hima distinct lack of substanceRegistered Userregular
It’s almost like I did it deliberately for a laugh and made an obvious allusion to doing so in the OP.
Rocky Horror is his most iconic role and probably the least interesting answer to the question, as it’s the most obvious. And quite possibly the right answer!
Yeah I can understand why you wouldn’t want the single best, sexiest, longest running, and most culturally important film ever made to overshadow the other options
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You wanted me to read the OP?! You WERE asleep!
It's all about the antici
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I assume you were referencing the iconic Twilight scene where Bella confronts Edward
*pushes hair up over ear and looks constipated*
~ Buckaroo Banzai
The fun thing is, I'm not sure if you're talking about RPatz or Kstewz
Him losing his bearing and just barely getting out "Spacceee!" Kills me everytime. Also the idea that this was the best take they had
either way, interesting but clearly not the correct answer.
eeehhhh
Wadsworth is amazing and Clue is my favorite movie ever, but Tim Curry singing in drag is just too amazing not to be his best
So like, I get it. I get the love, and I had a lot of good times and maybe HPV.
But, if you asked me what Time Curry movie I would want to watch tonight, it would be Clue.
Well, I mean, yeah, this obviously is the best take. Any take where he isn't obviously struggling to keep it together would be so much worse.
Uh, mods?!
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Personally, I'd give the nod to Benedict.
It's not clever, because the nature of action movies is not clever, but they take a very stupid space and feng shui it into something that you can actually spend time thinking about which is some galaxy brain shit at work
Clue, however, still holds up. I watch that movie every year or two. Even the homophobic bits between Colonel Mustard and Mr. Green focus on Mustard's boorishness.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
A greaser from the freezer - a bat out of hell!
I just watched David Ehrlich's Top 25 Movies video for 2020, and I think that when the real COVID-19-caused dearth of films hits I'll just sit down, go through all of Ehrlich's best-of videos, make a list and watch all the film he's included that I haven't seen yet. The guy has a way of editing footage and music together that makes me want to watch 'em all. Except the Borat sequel.
"Nothing is gonna save us forever but a lot of things can save us today." - Night in the Woods
It was not an easy choice, though.
I will one up you by having never liked RHPS in the first place. HA!
I don't know, he has to rock a fake mustache made from cat hair and maple syrup in Blood of the Sacred, Blood of the Damned.
~ Buckaroo Banzai
Who’s to blame?
Sue’s to blame.
I’ll see myself out.
"If you're gonna compare a Tim Curry movie, you compare it to every other movie ever made... that wasn't starring Tim Curry."
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
How DARE you
Yet another movie elevated by a Kamen soundtrack.
Dude loves him some horns.
*runs away*
jesus christ and all his carpenter friends, what is this?