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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

SamMarlowPI

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Corto said:
I know the 60's generation must've found Cool Hand Luke to be a powerful statement on authority and non-conformity- but I found it a little heavy handed (Holy Christ imagery, Batman!). I can appreciate it for what it must've meant to the kids watching it in the theaters during the Vietnam-era.

now what you got there is failure to communicate...;)
 

Patrick Murtha

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SamMarlowPI said:
What's Love Got To Do With It?...another great film...didn't realize Angela Bassett was so ripped...dang...

I went to college with Angela Bassett -- we were both Yale College Class of 1980 (she was also Yale Drama School, later). We both took Theater Studies 101 in our freshman year, and acted in scenes together. Always a nice person and a fine performer -- I'm happy for her success.
 

olive bleu

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Just picked up a copy of "Strangers on a Train" at the grocerystore :)

Came home and watched it with my son, who loved it..I said, "You ain't seen nothin' yet":D

We may have to start a Sunday afternoon Hitchcock festival...
 

SamMarlowPI

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Patrick Murtha said:
I went to college with Angela Bassett -- we were both Yale College Class of 1980 (she was also Yale Drama School, later). We both took Theater Studies 101 in our freshman year, and acted in scenes together. Always a nice person and a fine performer -- I'm happy for her success.

:eek: :eek: :eek:
 

Patrick Murtha

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Quigley Brown said:
I watched Robert Altman's 'Popeye' last night. It's pretty underrated, but I found it a delight to watch again. Shelley Duvall was the perfect choice for Olive Oyl.

Altman took a lot of heat for this movie, but I think it's one of the most inventive "comic strip" movies ever. Chief deficit: a weak ending.
 

zaika

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Teacher's Pet starring Clark Gable and Doris Day. I've always been attracted to older men, but this is ridiculous!! Delightful film, and wowie! Mr. Gable! :rolleyes:
 

Quigley Brown

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Oh my lord what a double feature last night: 'Plan Nine from Outer Space' ...actually so bad that it's good...followed by 'Chained Heat'...gotta love those womens prisons films. lol
 

Badluck Brody

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......

Just watched Resistance with Bill Paxton and Julia Ormond.

He's a downed WWII pilot and she's a member of the Maquis.

Somehow I'll always remember him as either Hutson in Aliens or as Severen in Near Dark...
 

Hondo

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Eastern Promises

Not for the faint of heart, I saw “Eastern Promises” the other night, enjoyed it the suspenseful plot, twists in fate, didn’t know the KGB could be so thoughtful as well as tough, surprised no one mention this film yet. :eusa_clap
 

Marlowe P.

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Hondo said:
Not for the faint of heart, I saw “Eastern Promises” the other night, enjoyed it the suspenseful plot, twists in fate, didn’t know the KGB could be so thoughtful as well as tough, surprised no one mention this film yet. :eusa_clap

I really liked this movie as well. Especially, with a pretty girl riding a pretty tough motorbike. As for Viggo, who I find to be in top-notch form lately. Has anyone else checked out his style in the current Men's Vogue? It is excellant.
 

AmateisGal

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Badluck Brody said:
Just watched Resistance with Bill Paxton and Julia Ormond.

He's a downed WWII pilot and she's a member of the Maquis.

Somehow I'll always remember him as either Hutson in Aliens or as Severen in Near Dark...

I *think* this is based on the Anita Shreve book (which is in my VAST to be read pile). Is the movie any good?
 

Spiffy

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Hondo said:
Not for the faint of heart, I saw “Eastern Promises” the other night, enjoyed it the suspenseful plot, twists in fate, didn’t know the KGB could be so thoughtful as well as tough, surprised no one mention this film yet. :eusa_clap

Viggo's tattoos!
*fans self*
 

Hondo

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Sorry kid, I doubt Viggo Mortensen really has those tattoos, Although I have one tattoo when I was younger, (faded falcon & cobra) I am not a big fan of them especially on woman which I find a bit ugly, just my opinion, Viggo has been a favorite since Hidalgo, the DVD does have info on Russian mafia tattoos, their meaning. even with the violence, I thought it was a good portrayal, or plot.

Spiffy said:
Viggo's tattoos!
*fans self*
 

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