just watched MISSISSIPPI BURNING

easily one of the best movies ever.

extremely good drama. tremendous acting. wonderful actors in their prime.

but honestly. I found that one thing I was struggling with the WHOLE MOVIE.

.....

A very young Sandra Bullock covered in sweat or a young Ashley Judd covered in sweat?

tough choices.

seen any movies like that where you JUST had to decide which is better?

Edited March 24, 200718 yr by regfootball

Good to see you understood the deeper subtext of that movie.

it must be hot in the south?

I'd vote for Ashley Jugg.

Y'all just need a Mint Julep and a fan!

no, really. i seriously could not choose, at least in that movie.

over time, I'd have to pick Sandy.

neither are spring chickens.

Wait, wasn't Matthew Maconnahee in that?

Umm thats all well and good but a sweaty Sandra Bullock and even sweatier and hotter Ashley Judd were in 'A Time to Kill'.

Gene Hackman and Willem Dafoe were in Mississipi Burning.

Hmmm... he was in another movie about the South and civil rights, where he played a lawyer. I forget the title now...

Hmmm... he was in another movie about the South and civil rights, where he played a lawyer. I forget the title now...

He was in A Time to Kill with Sandra and Ashley.. And yes he was sweaty too

Wait, wasn't Matthew Maconnahee in that?

oh yes, blu. and if your a man's man, you'll like his performance. he wears a lot of tanks in that movie. and its always frickin humid there. kevin spacey is in that movie also. as is sam jackson.

Edited March 24, 200718 yr by regfootball

Umm thats all well and good but a sweaty Sandra Bullock and even sweatier and hotter Ashley Judd were in 'A Time to Kill'.

Gene Hackman and Willem Dafoe were in Mississipi Burning.

ok, thanks, i got the titles confused. yes, it's a time to kill.

MS burning was a good movie also, but Dafoe and Hackman to me are somewhat clinical in their acting.

Edited March 24, 200718 yr by regfootball

Ahhh, you seen one Southern movie, ya seen them all. Now pass me that Mint Julep!

"Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn!"

Which reminds me inevitably of the Carol Burnett Show:

"Miss Scarlett, where'd you find that dress?"

"I saw it in the window, and I just couldn't resist!" <--- classic television, right there.