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R.I.P. Gloria Stuart. You are in heaven now, posing on a setee for the angels.
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'Sup, pogs!
Let's all go to the movies, and let's all see the same movie, and let's discuss it here.
Gabe loves fan fiction. You Can Make It Up features his own personal alternate adventures starring some of our favorite characters.
After watching Death Sentence, a terrible movie starring Kevin Bacon as a father in search of vigilante justice directed by Saw's James Wan, Gabe embarked on The Hunt For The Worst Movie of All Time. This is his sad journey.
She was an astronaut.
She died how she lived: surrounded by the people she threw Heart of the Oceans in the water for.
at first I thought Betty White died, since her character on Golden Girls was named Rose, so after my initial gasp I set up a facebook group to have her never die, well at least not until 2012
I think this is part of Betty White’s evil plan to rid Hollywood of all other elderly white actresses. First she finished off the Golden Girls, now she’s coming for the Academy Award nominees. Watch your back, Lauren Bacall.
How many times did I see Titanic in the theaters? So many times. Never got the backlash either. The example par excellence of what a summer blockbuster should look like. That said, RIP4EVA, miss Stuart. At least we still have Billy Zane.
we could use more Billy Zane, besides his cameo in Zoolander his portfolio has been too low
Listen to your friend Billy Zane.
Best line.
I was so tempted to turn this into a quote thread, but I won’t, out of respect. I hope she gets a nice eugoogoly. What? You think I don’t know what a eugoogoly is? (Sorry.)
he’s a cool dude
I was 11, and saw that shit 10 times in the theaters…and cried everytime. And when I say “cry,” I mean sobbed like a baby.
#confessionsgum
You WERE a baby. 11? Jezus…
I didn’t want to say anything, but I thought the same thing…now, off to the walker and Werther’s store!
I love us.
Thank you for being a friend…
Don’t be fooled, you guys. I may be 24 on the outside, but deep down inside I am a grandma. I go to sleep by 8 pm, and have a stash of peppermints and hard carmels just like the rest of you. And for Christ’s sake, I wish those kids would just stay off my lawn already.
Titanic was my first movie date, I was also 11, maybe 12, and my date went back to see it many times after that. Were you my seventh-grade girlfriend?
Zach, is that you? Or wait, was it Jonathan…
I chose it when I was 14 or 15 for it’s 3 hour length and made out with my boyfriend for pretty much the entire movie. I hung the poster over my bed and gazed at it long after I broke up with the jerk for cheating on me. #confessiongum
I was 11 when I saw it too! High five!
I only saw it once in theatres, although I have made up for that by watching is every single time it’s been on tv in the past year.
I saw this movie only three or four times in the theatre, but when it started playing in heavy rotation on TBS I watched it every blessed time it came on.
“You gonna cut ‘er meat for ‘er too, Cal?”
It was on TBS this past Saturday night. Did I watch it? Yes. Did I cut to the godawful remake of The Thomas Crown Affair during every commercial break? Yes I did.
The commercial breaks are when I re-enact key scenes for my dogs.
Not “with”? I always encourage the dogs to play along.
and blast Celine Dion?
Sometimes my dog Fred has to be Billy Zane and knock the table over. The problem is he keeps shedding on his costumes.
Does that mean Kate Winslet is also dead?
Sort of. I think she’s just stuck in the fourth level of a dream.
No matter where she is now, she’s safe in my heart, and my heart will go on.
I will never let go.
I don’t know why Rose couldnt move her ass over and let Leo climb up on that big door. COME ON lady! Last night all the Amazing Race contestants figured out how to balance their little clamshell boats, I have faith you could have balanced up there together with Leo.
I was suprised to read that she was nominated for an Oscar. She was barely in the movie.
I just watched The Invisible Man last weekend. She worked with James Whale, Charles Laughton and Boris Karloff among many other Hollywood legends. RIP
Whoa. I thought you meant Rose from LOST. You had us scared there for a minute.
I thought she was already dead. That always softens the blow a bit.
Also, she was a total babe when she was younger: http://www.google.com/images?q=gloria+stuart&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=og&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi&biw=1210&bih=635
My friend told me earlier that the “old lady from Titanic” died and I assumed she meant at the end of the movie I just watched yesterday.
It was like the time my roommate told me that Ricky Martin came out and I assumed they were hinting at some CD they wanted for Christmas.