Name 10 of your all time favorite movies
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Name 10 of your all time favorite movies
back to the future series
Fuck Off To The Right Section And Die, You Dopey Cunt. It's a family classic.
Welcome back, chalice. Sorry I missed the opportunity to create a birthday thread for you last week. Was pretty much down in the dirt...
That's perfectly okay, Megbert. Death begins at forty anyway. Little point celebrating it. I must say this new influx of spastics has renewed my vigour. All I was missing was something to hate.Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
They're great for releasing pent-up aggression on. Like pounding the snot out of retarded 4 year-olds. They go limp. :happy:
I'm not seeing a whole lot of discussion potential here.Quote:
Originally Posted by popcorn176
Unless of course by "discuss" you mean "list".
Also to whom it may concern, and by that I obviously mean no one, please do not move this to the Movie and TV Forum as there is enough spam happening already,thank you very much.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIfu2A0ezq0Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
The person reading that may well have the most off putting voice that I've ever heard.
Sort of like what I assume the sound of desiccating flesh would make if it had a voice and was asexual.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Rounders!!
What is a donator? Is it actually a word? I thought someone who donated was a 'donor'.
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Originally Posted by TheFoX
My arteries are hardening just looking at that picture.....
Ben Hur
Shawshank Redemption
The Godfather I and III
Se7en
Gladiator
Once Upon A Time In America
Alien
Das Boot
Taxi Driver
The Longest Day
Like HEAT....lots of great dialogue from some great actors.
Weird because Godfather II is generally considered to be the best while third one is generally considered to be a piece of crap.Quote:
Originally Posted by shamcra
Also someone please explain to me again what is so good about Shawshank Redemption?
Schmaltzy film helmed by a competent director and a script that apes Tolstoy? TNT used to play the damn thing at least 5 or 6 times a week. If the film had followed the short story's beat (wherein he'd actually killed those people iirc) you'd see it less fondly remembered.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
Coming to America
Tim Robbins is repeatedly manraped? :idunno:Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787Quote:
Originally Posted by shamcra
Also someone please explain to me again what is so good about Shawshank Redemption?
To me, it's how a man so unshakable in his determination bears all kinds of trespasses yet does not continuously need to proclaim them or have them reaffirmed. Dufresne is someone who exists as a support inside himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
To each their own connection, like Art's love of the rape. However, I did not find the "tall drink of water" to be particularly equine.
There's also bromance before it was ruined by bromance.
and Morgan Freeman.
I think I may have to preemptively stop Art from ranting about how he's only had a brush with horse rape and that he's not into rape in general. I'm just yanking on your manhood, Art. I'm going to rape you one day, like for fun, then say, "just kidding" afterwards.
Just kidding
But really, I hope you stay on top of your hygiene.
The Predator. It is a film about an alien who hunts down retard posters within the forest of FST.
Good point if you were not also describing The Waterboy.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmackyTo me, it's how a man so unshakable in his determination bears all kinds of trespasses yet does not continuously need to proclaim them or have them reaffirmed.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
Now we all know of your penchant for mental scenarios, and the lavish playing out of them, but your little mental tableau this time....it did involve a big fucking gun I take it? :blink:Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmacky
Yeah, that's why it won so many Oscars. :blink:Quote:
Originally Posted by deemusic836
The protagonist wields a crowbar but doesn't sleep with his own daughter.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
Sholy hit! Speaking of pointless posters. I see the assassins I hired sent me 'shopped photos of your demise. Can't trust Russians these days. :no:Quote:
Originally Posted by Quarterquack
Are refunds even possible when you pay in sex?Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
Shawshank Redemption
Green Mile
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Originally Posted by zunah
For all intents and purposes they're the same movie and shut the fuck up*.
*Note.Posted in Lounge.
I'll send Idol back. I instructed him not to swallow in case this sort of thing happened. :sly:Quote:
Originally Posted by QuarterquackAre refunds even possible when you pay in sex?Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
I do not think I would classify them as the same movie LOL.
Let's see...Both set in maximum security prisons . Both based on works by Stephen King.Both contain characters who keep animals as pets.Both have "twists" dealing with false accusations and their repercussions .Both ape profundity while not actually achieving it.Quote:
Originally Posted by kalebson
No, I pretty sure they're the same movie.
Anyway as you chose to use "LOL" in a a non-ironic manner I guess more can't be expected.
Actual great "prison" movies if only because they're smart enough to realize that even in the worst of conditions,life isn't just a long one dimensional parade.
Cool Hand Luke
Papillon
Hunger
Birdman of Alcatraz
Two words: transference,broQuote:
Originally Posted by megabytemeI'll send Idol back. I instructed him not to swallow in case this sort of thing happened. :sly:Quote:
Originally Posted by Quarterquack
or the gheydy does protest too much,methinks.
Guess I missed this on as it deals with the Irish. Does anyone care about the Irish? :idunno:Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
that movie wots got a protagonist in it who lyke, does some stuff, but then suffers a set back but then it all works out lyke, once he's had a word.
or that other movie where there's lyke, a group of protagonists and lyke, they do some stuff or something else and then things don't go their way but then they totally pull together and it all works out
i mean edward penis hands.
I'll give you your list right up until we get to Robert Stroud, you see the real 'Birdman' was not a harmless old man who liked to feed the birdies. Alcatraz was the toilet of the American prison system and Stroud really was a prize, convicted of manslaughter for the point blank shooting of a man (after knocking him unconscious) he was the most violent prisoner at his first medium level prison, so much so that he was transferred to the maximum security penitentiary at Leavenworth in Kansas. In a rage there over the loss of visiting rights for an infraction, he stabbed a guard through the heart. Stroud was tried three times for the guard's murder and sentenced to death twice.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787Let's see...Both set in maximum security prisons . Both based on works by Stephen King.Both contain characters who keep animals as pets.Both have "twists" dealing with false accusations and their repercussions .Both ape profundity while not actually achieving it.Quote:
Originally Posted by kalebson
No, I pretty sure they're the same movie.
Anyway as you chose to use "LOL" in a a non-ironic manner I guess more can't be expected.
Actual great "prison" movies if only because they're smart enough to realize that even in the worst of conditions,life isn't just a long one dimensional parade.
Cool Hand Luke
Papillon
Hunger
Birdman of Alcatraz
His death sentence was commuted eight days before it was carried out by the president of the United States. He was adjudged by two prison psychiatrists to be a psychopath and actually spent most of his time in prison in solitary confinement (although this might have something to do with the fact that he was adjudged a 'dangerous homosexual'). Stroud died in prison at a medical center for federal prisoners in 1963.