Who can forget?
Scripted versus Spontaneous communication on film
Apparently Star Trek was just one long glib jam session, with comic and comic strip genius in every episode, created by joint effort to blow everyone's mind and defy humour with futuristic and challenging aliens and alien activites and a leader that denied the posibility that only earth ladies were his domain and mobile communicators have great reception in any planet system, when we have still not overcome the frozen aisle's lack of network even today, 30 years later.*
Its not what you do but the way tht you do it; who can forget Bogart in the Maltese Falcon (John Huston)'The stuff that dreams are made of', and the perfect casting that lead to The Shadow's servant and evil merchant 'Jean Baptiste Emanuel Zorg'.
Only Milla Jovovich could carry off a Multipass with such innocence and determination and we must ask ourselves who thought of the immortal 'coffee grounds' moment in Heath Ledger's 'Casanova'?
It's all 'Noodle Salad' as Jack Nicholson says in 'As Good as it gets'