wakefresh 689 Posted June 26, 2013 My great-grandmother (who lived to be 99) thought Wesley Snipes was 'the most handsome man' she'd ever seen, and greatly enjoyed his movies when they would run on TV. I have a very fond memory of taking her out to lunch where she then spent some time relating the plot of Passenger 57 to me, which she found riveting (mostly because of Wesley's muscles). Â Your great grandmother is cool. I knew Wesley Snipes was the ish when I saw Unnecessary Roughness. 1 Share this post Link to post
seanotron 2307 Posted June 26, 2013 Â Your great grandmother is cool. I knew Wesley Snipes was the ish when I saw Unnecessary Roughness. Â Yeah, she was cool. She also spent a lot of time reading trashy romance novels, and I suspect she frequently substituted Wesley in for the love interests. 1 Share this post Link to post
wakefresh 689 Posted June 26, 2013 Â Yeah, she was cool. She also spent a lot of time reading trashy romance novels, and I suspect she frequently substituted Wesley in for the love interests. Â I love that. My mom would crush on Wesley Snipes and watched just about everything he was in. I mean, she has all of the Blade DVDs individually and in a box set. Don't ask me why. Share this post Link to post
PhillipMedoc 648 Posted June 26, 2013 My great-grandmother (who lived to be 99) thought Wesley Snipes was 'the most handsome man' she'd ever seen, and greatly enjoyed his movies when they would run on TV. I have a very fond memory of taking her out to lunch where she then spent some time relating the plot of Passenger 57 to me, which she found riveting (mostly because of Wesley's muscles). This is an awesome story. I love hearing about cool old folk because my experience with them growing up was via Reader's Digest and Baptist church. Â I love that. My mom would crush on Wesley Snipes and watched just about everything he was in. I mean, she has all of the Blade DVDs individually and in a box set. Don't ask me why. !!!!!!!!! Share this post Link to post
seanotron 2307 Posted June 26, 2013 Â I love that. My mom would crush on Wesley Snipes and watched just about everything he was in. I mean, she has all of the Blade DVDs individually and in a box set. Don't ask me why. Â Snipes Superfans unite! Share this post Link to post
Bob Drillboids 181 Posted June 27, 2013 Anybody have an extra ticket for tonight's show at Subculture? I'm desperate! I was disconnected from the world when the NYC shows got announced and it was already very sold out by the time I finally heard about them. Share this post Link to post
jarrycanada 2483 Posted July 5, 2013 http://www.amazon.co...=demolition+man  I Found this picture at IMDB of the dvd cover for demoliton man maybe why paul and the gang are doing both movies back to back. the two for one disc pack. LOL if the image file name got changed or taken down it's a picture of a two for one disc dvd case with demoltion man and over the top. two great movies together at last.  GRR i knew that was going to happen. You can't link IMDB pictures to jack.so found I found it on amazon. so you guys can buy both movies together.. not a bad deal at all, five stars Share this post Link to post
PlanBFromOuterSpace 3138 Posted July 6, 2013 My great-grandmother (who lived to be 99) thought Wesley Snipes was 'the most handsome man' she'd ever seen, and greatly enjoyed his movies when they would run on TV. I have a very fond memory of taking her out to lunch where she then spent some time relating the plot of Passenger 57 to me, which she found riveting (mostly because of Wesley's muscles). He is simultaneously a very handsome man and one of the ugliest things to ever put on a dress. See: "To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar" Share this post Link to post
seanotron 2307 Posted July 6, 2013 He is simultaneously a very handsome man and one of the ugliest things to ever out on a dress. See: "To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar" Â Yet he still looked better than Patrick Swayze. The image of Swayze in drag will haunt me forever. Share this post Link to post
