Originally posted by willofthewispaww thats soo nice willo! thank you!!
Your guys' parents or older friends won't take you? I'd take any of you in a heartbeat.
but no, im not supposed to watch R rated movies (Mormon conscience 😛)
I see most of Johnny's R movies on tv where they are edited and stuff. all except Ed Wood and Sleepy Hollow
Sleepy Hollow really only has like one horrible scene in it... and you really dont see anything but I understand.
The blood and stuff doesnt really get to me, one of the reasons I can stand Sweeny Todd, most of my friends hate it because of all the blood. I'm always saying but its 'Johhhhhhnnnnny' and they give in.
But Sleepy Hollow ahs hillarious moments as well. He faints like... Six or seven times during the movie. And the spider. There's a really funny sceen with a spider.
Don't forget the part where he uses the kid as a human shield when they go meet the witch. I was dating my now-husband in college when I introduced him to it. It's a great Halloween movie and we were watching it with some friends who had never seen it and as soon as Johnny puts that kid in front of him, they all about lost it. I couldn't even hear his lines on top of all the laughter.
LOL! I had no idea. I know so little about the trivia of that movie.
Yay to Jack Sparrow! He made Empire Magazine's 100 Greatest Movie Characters. He's number 8! 8, people! This is what it says.
"I think we've all arrived at a very special place. Spiritually, ecumenically, grammatically." Captain Jack Sparrow
Played By: Johnny Depp
Film: Pirates Of The Caribbean 1-3
Why He's On The List: If you had told Johnny Depp, just before he opened the script of Pirates Of The Caribbean, that a movie based on a Disney theme park ride would provide him with his most unforgettable character, he'd probably have told you to eff off. But there you go: the dandyish, dishevelled, permanently addled Sparrow was already there on the page, but it was Depp's genius in basically nicking the personality, voice and appearance of his mate, Keith Richards, that brought Cap'n Jack to life and fuelled Pirates' extraordinary success. The rum do on the part of the sequels was sidelining and failing to develop Sparrow in favour of the bland Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley, a mistake that Disney and Bruckheimer are keen to rectify for the forthcoming Pirates 4.
Finest Hour: His drunken, bewildered outrage at discovering that Keira Knightley's Elizabeth Swann has burned all the rum.