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Hollywood director Rob Reiner and wife Michele found dead
Sad to hear. He used to make some great movies. Rest in Peace.
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I didn't know the son in law from all in the family became a director. To be fair he vanishes looking like a 60s hippie and pops up later like a movie making santaclause. And its not like you even see the director much.
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Surprised to hear folks saying they didn’t realize Reiner was a director.
He directed so many classic films … The Princess Bride, A Few Good Men, This is Spinal Tap, Stand by Me, When Harry Met Sally, Misery … just to name a few!
He was a really cool guy, and an extremely talented director -his death is truly a tragedy and a huge loss :(
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Can you fairly say "as a talented director, we lost him years ago?" When not 7 days earlier you say "I haven't seen most of his films?"
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Surprised to hear folks saying they didn’t realize Reiner was a director.
He directed so many classic films … The Princess Bride, A Few Good Men, This is Spinal Tap, Stand by Me, When Harry Met Sally, Misery … just to name a few!
He was a really cool guy, and an extremely talented director -his death is truly a tragedy and a huge loss :(
I consider Princess Bride to be one of the greatest films of all time.
At the other end, I haven't watch A Few Good Men in over 30 years, thanks to one of my fraternity brothers. Although I still consider it a really good film.
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.... He was a really cool guy, and an extremely talented director -his death is truly a tragedy and a huge loss :(As a talented director, we lost him years ago. No doubt an inestimable tragedy and a damning indictment of our approach to treating mental illness - millions of dollars spent with no good measurable results. How many more times do we need to run this experiment?
Wow …
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As a talented director, we lost him years ago. No doubt an inestimable tragedy and a damning indictment of our approach to treating mental illness - millions of dollars spent with no good measurable results. How many more times do we need to run this experiment?
What is the matter with you? The man was brutally murdered in his own home, by his own son and THIS is the kind of garbage you have to say about a human’s death?
Paizo’s policy of trimming entire conversations back to baseline have done a disservice because it has allowed you to labor under the delusion that you can say TRULY toxic things on this forum with impunity, because the only consequence you ever see for being awful is your garbage posts disappearing.
Pathetic.
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You think 2007 was over thirty years ago and yet used this tragedy to pivot to your political viewpoint regarding reading and math scores among American students?
Amusing.
Go get a blog, and stop being the toxic jerk stalking the Gamer Life pages to cosplay as a smart person.
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Did you not see my links to Rotten Tomatoes and The Wrap, wherein they list his efforts?
Did you not see that the link YOU shared to Rotten Tomatoes included in their top 10 (and both listed as fresh) both his 2023 documentary about Albert Brooks and THIS YEARS Spinal Tap sequel?
So unless August was “years ago” you kind of disproved your own point by claiming that the list you shared was the basis of your opinion.