Your Minutes of Zen

[packerbacker180]

It's strange to be sure. There's so much we don't know or that they won't tell us.

[BrandonDaCollector]

That was some some Silver Spoons. You can say that agon. Here's James LaFleur's follow up video with a lot more info

[packerbacker180]

Someday they're just going to have to say eff it and start digging for these things.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Indeed about that and how about that Chapelle there.

I just found out that Val Kilmer has has died, he was only 65, yet another icon of the 80s & 90s is gone




So here's some stuff on My mind about him. The first thing that comes to My mind always is Willow. This was first movie I seen him in.He was Madmartigan. I've expressed how much the movie means to Me in PB's Movie Trailer Topic numerous times not to mention in My major showcases. Also, that it's a lot like a medieval Star Wars by George Lucas. Listed to the late great James Horner's score throughout the clips, you'll hear that he's in the same league as John Williams as Horner was so superb and his composing is so wonderful. I chose this clip because it shows a different comedic side of Kilmer



This shows you how he can be a romantic and that he's a great swordsman in this fantastic scene



Here's this really good reunion of Val Kilmer & Warwick Davis when the Willow Blu-ray came out years ago, it's so cool that they did this



Now, there's another movie that is as special to Me like Willow and that's Batman Forever. I have also expressed how much this movie means to Me as well. It's My fave Batman movie. Here's two clips of an example of how good Kilmer was as Batman




Now, I got more of Kilmer but that's all for today. I'm going to post something REALLY special in My Horror Topic about Batman Forever. Nobody here I think has ever seen it before since it was a deleted scene. If you want to see something awesome that should have stayed in the movie, then head on over to My Horror Topic when you have the time

[packerbacker180]

I'd heard Kilmer was in poor health in recent years. It's a shame. He was in a lot of terrific films over the years.

Something more cheerful...

[BrandonDaCollector]

Yes, he was He was in many good films indeed. Oh that was funny, more pie throwing. That was done in the Three Stooges many times, I find it amazing how that inspiration caught on for the future and I'm glad it did

Here's this interview of Val Kilmer from 1995 talking about Batman