Steve Buscemi

haha i was just thinking about this dude not 36 hours ago

was lyign in the sun woindering fsdklslsGN;A;LKNDGAOPIE['

I caved and bought a bag

for some reason getting high made me think of crazy eyes

  On 12/14/2009 at 5:57 AM, Fishtank said:

Great guy. He said if there was a biopic about John Waters, he is going to be 1st in line to play him.

how can you not love Buscemi as an actor?

i loved him in a small movie called living in oblivion, its fucking funny

shut the fuck up, donny.

i will forever associate Buscemi (lovingly, mind you) with this scene:

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  On 12/14/2009 at 10:30 AM, kaen said:

i loved him in a small movie called living in oblivion, its fucking funny

He's the one good thing about Con Air.

Ahh Mr. Pink, so professional.

Great actor, pretty good director also.

Living in Oblivion - great flick:

Also Ghost World (with 14 year-old Scarlett Johansson)

and his own film: Trees Lounge

According to my roommate, Buscemi lives a couple blocks from us in the East Village(NYC). Jeeah!

  On 12/14/2009 at 3:49 PM, patternoverlap said:

He's the one good thing about Con Air.

dave chappelle much?

  On 12/14/2009 at 8:40 PM, IRARI said:

  On 12/14/2009 at 3:49 PM, patternoverlap said:

He's the one good thing about Con Air.

 

dave chappelle much?

not to mention all those explosions and that really hot chick that played nic cage's wife, though actually now that I think about it that might've been from 'the rock'. They were both on tv recently

Nothing but love for buscemi though, wasn't too keen on his turn in the sopranos but I blame that on the writing and not him

Mr. Fucking Pink

I like that he plays the disgruntled waiter in Pulp Fiction after his character in Reservoir Dogs goes on a long spiel about tipping waiters.

he's so real man. hes even got bad teeth like real people

the poor man's James Woods

con air is one of the only films where i think back and have regrets like ' i wish i would have had the foresight to walk out of the fucking theatre'

edit: i have memories of this film called Ed and his Dead Mother that seemed like a Tim Burtonish dark comedy about him killing his mom. Is it any good? last time i saw it is when i was like 12.

think he was an ex-fireman in nyc and he went back to work during 9/11 catastrophe

props to the guy for not running away and doing the right thing

  On 12/14/2009 at 3:49 PM, patternoverlap said:

He's the one good thing about Con Air.

Negative.

Best thing about Con Air is Malkovich. Especially one hilarious line he did in the film.

Great film which delivered the goods. Buscemi was at his creepy best in that film.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KwMOPOGoUU

The magic happens 2:31 - 2:42.

Brilliant.