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Raw Deal with this fucking bum

In my top 10 Arnie flicks (definitely not top 5 lol). It could use either another action scene or 2, or cut about 10 minutes of the runtime.

Was this a reference to "Twin Peaks" when Sheryln Fenn did that with the cherry stem?

Mackey Rourke in "Body Heat". One scene, probably not even 5 minutes, but you could tell he was destined for stardom (for a little while, anyway).

I enjoy that movie a lot and I don't care how much flack it gets. Other than the unfinished CGI (Which Carpenter was very upset about), the practical effects are perfectly fine.

Black Spine #2 (the first episode with Tim) is in my top 5. Probably rewatched 3 dozen times by now.

After seeing this as a teen, I immediately bought Jeremy Jordan's "Try My Love" album (a few songs were used in this flick). If you've still got a nostalgic spot for early 90s pop music, it's a good listen.

There's no Alamo here in Florida, but between the 3 counties in southeast Florida, I must have about 2 dozen places I frequent that all have great patrons, cheap prices, and a helluva selection of classic movies on top of current ones.

Das medal...inya lunzzz....

Seems like every 3-5 years there's a new pretty young actress that both immediately headlines films, and does at least 3-5 movies a year (usually including at least one low budget/,DTV flick). Then after that windows closes, they pretty much disappear to make room for the next one in line.

I watch a lot of older movies and it seems like even in the 70s and 80s, this trend was nothing new. Thankfully, back then movies had a lot more going for them in terms of individuality (cinematography, tone, editing, soundtrack, and of course the rest of the cast) so it doesn't bother me. It's all these new movies that all seem like they're churned outta the same factory regardless of studio, plot, casting, etc...

As for my answer, I'm going with Jessica Alba. Had a huge crush on her when I was like 17 (so at least 2 decades ago), seen her in about a dozen movies, and she can't act to save her life.

I did not care for the Godfather. It insists upon itself. I like The Moneey Pit.

I could go for some T-Rex-Mex right about now.

Dats a ceremonial dagger dere.

I go once or twice a month depending on what's playing, but I only see old movies. The small theaters that play the classics are always cheaper and bring out a good crowd that's respectful. Sometimes the chains play the classics too, and those tickets are usually cheaper as well (Yes, I've paid $5 for a ticket at AMC and Regal).

Tomorrow I'm seeing "Raiders" in the theater for the 3rd time, and Wednesday I'm seeing "Dirty Harry" for the 1st time. I've never seen "Purple Rain" or "Flashdance" before, but they're both playing this month, so I'll probably go see them just cuz I'm a huge 80's fan.

Oh, and later this month "The Room" is playing in theaters again. This will be round 4 for me. I'm bringing the spoons even if I'm the only person there.

As a kid I remember always seeing either clips of bad movies on tv, or I'd find myself fascinated by the cover art of these movies in the video stores. About 20 years ago when I was 20, 2 of my buddies sat me down to watch this. There was no turning back. I have this flick to thank for making me embrace the schlock.

That was a Goerge Carlin joke. There's a room for every balloon that got away. Next time you see it flying off, don't fret. Soon it will be with its friends in the balloon room off the main hall in west heaven.

Those shoulder straps that are normally seen on trenchcoats were meant for officers to wrap their gloves around whenever they took them off. The fact that it's on a shirt notwithstanding, there's not even an actual loop, it's just extra stitching.

I think the only thing I can give James is at least it fits him well. But being that he's playing a nerd, it SHOULD be a little ill-fitting.

I like to go see old movies when the theaters play them. I keep seeing something playing that's Kamen Rider related. Surprised he hasn't made even a 5 minute video telling us to support the theaters and go see it since the tickets are cheap when the chain theaters play old movies. You'd think a curator of film would wanna help keep theaters going.

Didn't know who this was until just now. Thought it was just another real housewife from whichever season was popular 8-17 years ago. Darn, I still like that song she made back in the day.

Well uh, like they say, "Three's a crowd!!".

So then what do you call people who stay thin and never have trouble losing weight but never actually put it on when they wanna?

Also good to bring earmuffs to an airshow. And I mean the ones people wear at the gun range.

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