Recent content by Scotus

Again, as my barber would say, "Shave-in parts are the source of all the evil in the world." :)

I guess the lesson is that if you live in the U.S.A., and even if you watch this on Sunday night (as I do), DON'T READ THIS THREAD! My goodness, people, keep some things to yourselves!

Yes, this is an important element in the movie!

I did too! :) There were so many great moments in this movie, and with these actors involved, it's hard to go wrong. If there are people hesitating about seeing this movie -- don't!

Well, I'd give it to _Moonrise Kingdom_, but seeing that wasn't nominated, I'd probably go with Lincoln. ;) _Les Miserables_ had too many weak singing performances for me, including poor Russell Crowe, trying his best to sound like a musical actor (and failing), and Anne Hathaway crying her way...

I really enjoyed this movie! You just sit back and take it all in. Not a whole lot of thinking to be done in this flick, and sometimes that's just refreshing. It's very period and I think a lot of people in this forum will enjoy it for that aspect alone.

It's a very good look for you. I always think it looks nicer to have the hair a little longer on the sides. It reminds me a little of DiCaprio, as he's been wearing his hair as of late.

Ditto! I must know where you got this walking stick!

Thank you; appreciate it.

I wasn't sure where to ask this question, but since it involves a Homburg, this might be the place. I'm looking at a Biltmore fur felt Homburg because I like the brim (more evenly curled all around; not downturned in the front and back). The following picture is an image of the hat: My...

Wonderful cut!!

I couldn't agree more. At one point I lost count on the number of different products he was using! :D

Of course, there is also Poirot... :)

As the person who cuts my hair says, "Cutting on the part is the source of all the great evils in the world." :D

You are too kind, mon ami. :D