If they could get Madeline Kahn to do the film, that would be quite a coup.

Madeline Kahn was fabulous, even in that really LOUSY musical. The only real singer in the bunch and she could act rings around anyone. I still miss her, she brightened many a dull moment in an otherwise not great film.

If Madeline Kahn were alive today, she would be wondering, "Why is it so dark in here?"

If Madeline Kahn were alive today she'd either be wondering "how'd they fit me in here" or "where exactly would I consider myself to be" depending on her ashes are still in an urn or were disbursed.

If I were an aspiring actor, which I suppose I still am, and a low budget filmmaker said he couldn't pay me in cash but could pay me with some of Madeline Kahn's ashes, I'd be suspicious about whether they really were her ashes.

I get the lamest autocorrects.

Your phone was just guessing based on your industry.

Had such a GREAT movie marathon today. The Perks of Being a Wallflower (see it), Pitch Perfect (rent it), and Looper (why aren't you watching it right now!?)

I hardly consider myself to be automatic, but I do try to be vigilant.

Saw Looper myself yesterday. Not bad, a pretty good time travel and moral story. Good acting, and interesting near future tech. Love the cell phones, and the gas to solar car conversions.

My fave line is Bruce Willis (older John) while at a diner talking (intensively, BTW) with the younger John, whom he calls "Boy":

"I'm not going to sit here and talk time travel with you, and make little diagrams with straws."