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Marty Batfreak, ex Marty B, is a DJ in Sydney, Australia, since '91 (and he's been around since '72). He loves music, and he'll probably love your music too, as long as you're not a rising nu-rave star. Years of radio fun has him @ Killakast.com in '08. Now, he's a Daddy... Liam is 2, and a lot of fun. google Batfreak / fukjamum / timezup / dissico for more of his online audio antics.
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
9. Thelma & Louise (Susan Sarandon & Geena Davies)
both really cute.
8. Mahatma Ghandi (Ben Kingsley from 'Ghandi')
very well written and produced - he nailed the art of reincarnation of an icon.
7. Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas from 'Wall Street')
Is there an inherent evil within money? We'll never know...
6. Nurse Ratched (Louise Fletcher from 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest)
when woman hath no heart, only fury, this is when it gets good.
5. Atticus Finch (Gregory Peck from 'To Kill A Mockingbird')
and yet, you can still find it in the bargain shelf of your supermarket
4. Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson in 'The Shining')
A classic, do I need to tell you how much this movie makes it ok to bring blood into the mainstream?
3. Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando in 'The Godfather')
...i'm naive to the whole thing - i MUST watch the lot in one go.
2. Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill in 'Star Wars')
Easy - he was young, fresh, and surrounded by action.
1. Robin Hood (played by dozens)
The simplest and the best. Errol Flynn, also the best.
Heroes?..... Villains?..... a bit of both? (thankyou Channel Neuf)
-= with my thoughts =-
20. John McClane (Bruce Willis in 'Die Hard' series)
I would probably watch all of these in one go, one weekend, and be done with it.
19. Max Cady (Robert de Niro in 'Cape Fear')
Oh yes, this is a must-see for the thriller style.
18. Marge Gunderson (Frances McDormid in 'Fargo')
I've only seen it once... someone lend it to me, please. The backbone of the Cohen library.
17. Jaws (7ft2, beartrap bite from James Bond 'Moonraker', i think)
Again, anyone ready to run a Bond weekend? i need a rinsing.
16. Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep from 'The Devil Wears Prada')
Dammit - another one i need to see...
15. Mick Taylor (John Jarratt in 'Wolf Creek')
Didn't see it alone, but did see it cinematic - worth it. Turn the lights out - Aussie terror!!!
14. Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller in 'Zoolander)
Yeah, a big giggle - but i've had enough of people doing Blue Steel, or whatever.
13. Aaron 'Roy' Stampler (Ed Norton in 'Primal Fear')
Schizoid stuff - go the acting.
12. William Wallace (Mel Gibson in 'Braveheart')
och aye.
11. Clubber Lang (Mr.T in Rocky)
The best crossover from ring to film, ever. And now, he's doing Snickers ads.
10. Guido (Roberto Benigni from 'Life is Beautiful')
...should i?
both really cute.
8. Mahatma Ghandi (Ben Kingsley from 'Ghandi')
very well written and produced - he nailed the art of reincarnation of an icon.
7. Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas from 'Wall Street')
Is there an inherent evil within money? We'll never know...
6. Nurse Ratched (Louise Fletcher from 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest)
when woman hath no heart, only fury, this is when it gets good.
5. Atticus Finch (Gregory Peck from 'To Kill A Mockingbird')
and yet, you can still find it in the bargain shelf of your supermarket
4. Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson in 'The Shining')
A classic, do I need to tell you how much this movie makes it ok to bring blood into the mainstream?
3. Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando in 'The Godfather')
...i'm naive to the whole thing - i MUST watch the lot in one go.
2. Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill in 'Star Wars')
Easy - he was young, fresh, and surrounded by action.
1. Robin Hood (played by dozens)
The simplest and the best. Errol Flynn, also the best.
Heroes?..... Villains?..... a bit of both? (thankyou Channel Neuf)
-= with my thoughts =-
20. John McClane (Bruce Willis in 'Die Hard' series)
I would probably watch all of these in one go, one weekend, and be done with it.
19. Max Cady (Robert de Niro in 'Cape Fear')
Oh yes, this is a must-see for the thriller style.
18. Marge Gunderson (Frances McDormid in 'Fargo')
I've only seen it once... someone lend it to me, please. The backbone of the Cohen library.
17. Jaws (7ft2, beartrap bite from James Bond 'Moonraker', i think)
Again, anyone ready to run a Bond weekend? i need a rinsing.
16. Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep from 'The Devil Wears Prada')
Dammit - another one i need to see...
15. Mick Taylor (John Jarratt in 'Wolf Creek')
Didn't see it alone, but did see it cinematic - worth it. Turn the lights out - Aussie terror!!!
14. Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller in 'Zoolander)
Yeah, a big giggle - but i've had enough of people doing Blue Steel, or whatever.
13. Aaron 'Roy' Stampler (Ed Norton in 'Primal Fear')
Schizoid stuff - go the acting.
12. William Wallace (Mel Gibson in 'Braveheart')
och aye.
11. Clubber Lang (Mr.T in Rocky)
The best crossover from ring to film, ever. And now, he's doing Snickers ads.
10. Guido (Roberto Benigni from 'Life is Beautiful')
...should i?
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