The Future Is Unknown.

Jan 14, 2016 22:01

I'm getting tired of making these posts. I shouldn't be making another post like this so damn soon. I'll tell you a story though - I think the first thing I ever saw Alan Rickman in was Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. Now my mom was really into Kevin Costner and I, myself, couldn't have been more than 13 at the time and I remember saying to her ( Read more... )

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vikingprincess January 15 2016, 03:24:04 UTC
great post, babe.

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dodger_sister January 30 2016, 23:03:48 UTC
Thanks. Still can't quite believe we'll never see Alan in another new movie again.

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ceitfianna January 15 2016, 03:50:19 UTC
I can't believe that he's died. When I saw things on my Twitter on the train ride to NYC, I kept hoping it was wrong. He was probably the best part of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, my least favorite adaptation but he was having a good time.

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dodger_sister January 30 2016, 23:05:49 UTC
When I saw things on my Twitter on the train ride to NYC, I kept hoping it was wrong.

What a terrible place to be to hear news like that. It was the very first thing I saw after I woke up. I literally had just rolled over and picked up my IPad and as soon as I logged on. It was too early for that.

He was probably the best part of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, my least favorite adaptation but he was having a good time.

We discussed this once, how he carried that movie. I am still disbelieving of his passing.

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lindahoyland January 15 2016, 05:29:00 UTC
He was a great actor and a loss to us all.

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dodger_sister January 30 2016, 23:06:40 UTC
And didn't Alan Rickman just have such a stunning, unique voice? His passing still seems unreal.

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redblack32 January 15 2016, 11:44:24 UTC
I love Galaxy Quest and he was the best thing in it. He gave it such heart (I know the scene you mean, it gets me every time)

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dodger_sister January 30 2016, 23:07:49 UTC
I love Galaxy Quest and he was the best thing in it. He gave it such heart

That's the thing about that movie - it is such a ridiculous, fun little flick but then there are moments where your heart actually hurts.

(I know the scene you mean, it gets me every time)

I cry every damn time.

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vikingprincess January 15 2016, 13:34:23 UTC
In addition:

I first saw Rickman in Die Hard - he was the sexiest thing in the entire damned movie.

I didn't enjoy the entire Robin Hood movie except for two people: Christian Slater and Alan Rickman. I was angry that they made Rickman a bit of a buffoon, and completely disgusted by Kevin Costner's pathetic accent and spaghetti-limp acting. (Also, the story was lame-ified.)

All of which is to say - he was magnificent.

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dodger_sister January 30 2016, 23:11:21 UTC
I first saw Rickman in Die Hard - he was the sexiest thing in the entire damned movie.

Not that there was anything wrong with Bruce Willis, but hot damn, I wanted Rickman to win in that one. And you know I am a little bit younger than you, so I was really too young to be rooting for terrorists, if there is an appropriate age for that. ;)

I didn't enjoy the entire Robin Hood movie except for two people: Christian Slater and Alan Rickman. I was angry that they made Rickman a bit of a buffoon, and completely disgusted by Kevin Costner's pathetic accent and spaghetti-limp acting. (Also, the story was lame-ified.)

Agree with all of that, babe. I have a friend who is a huge Robin Hood-verse fangirl, rp for Will Scarlet, has seen every adaption - and she will tell anyone who listens how this is the worst movie to happen to Robin Hood.

All of which is to say - he was magnificent.

He really, really was.

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