[quote=FilmBuff]What I remember best from the movie is all the lovely pastel colors. 

Yes, the makeup/hairstyle and production design ruled, for sure. Should've won an Oscar probably.[/quote]

[quote=MovieGal]Some of these hairstyles look like ones someone from Whoville would wear.[/quote]

[quote=FilmBuff][quote=MovieGal]Edward Scissorhands is actually a Christmas movie.[/quote]

Yes, I remember it even opened around Christmas[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]here's another winner that has aged like fine wine

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHtpN0ypQuc[/quote]

[quote=MovieGal]Edward Scissorhands is actually a Christmas movie.[/quote]

[quote=FilmBuff]Edward Scissorhands would have made mincemeat of Neo.[/quote]

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[quote=MovieGal][quote=John McClane]the fact that The Matrix, to this day, doesn't feel dated is just a thing of beauty.[/quote]

I'm watching Edward Scissorhands. It doesn't feel dated. 

They have a circus tent house in the neighborhood.  I never noted that before.[/quote]

[quote=ynwtf]...down here.[/quote]

[quote=ynwtf]so yeah, I smoked three turkeys last week. Two standard and one spatchcocked. I honestly don't notice a difference, other than the spatchcock just takes up more room and is more difficult to turn around. I just use melted butter, salt and pepper for my turkey cooking. This time I tried injecting melted butter directly into the meat, so that's new. All turned out pretty tasty, but not much different than a good butter bath up front followed by repeated basting. I should be able to get 4 whole turkey's on the smoker at once. I may try that next year and test selling a few.

I'm back to work today and stalling getting into things btw.[/quote]