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SECDAWG said:
They ran over the dudes wife with a Sherman tank and threw his kids off a 6 story building into an adjacent canal full of hungry bull sharks!DerekJohnson said:
The guy murders two people, including a woman, in cold blood. It's fucked up. You want applause for that?SECDAWG said:
Not enuf chins. Matta fact, none. And not caus of the OP….at all.SECDAWG said:Apologize if a thread has already been in Yellas Shoppe re this thread title or similar.
However, I like “promises, promises. Good scene and relatable….and not just the mobile home…;). good stuff/good scene. I enjoyed this one.
Ida Red
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zSWiHjeyfGM
Y’all’s last movie you saw?
The scene from that movie…(y’all need to check it out, watching it now…dvr style..)
Regardless. Update.
“The Menu”…slow AF…not to mention, stoopid…
Me Last movie??
The Gateway
Meh
Not really and you’re right on the merits of the scene, however it is fiction.
Moving along, today watched Once Upon A Time in the West…and still good after the 23rd time. Another great Sergio Leone classic with Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson, amongst others. 1968 film, year behind The Good, Bad and Ugly.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MNGQ1hUyx-k
What the hell @SECDAWG ? I started a John Wayne higher level discussion thread for you and you didn’t even respond.SECDAWG said:
They ran over the dudes wife with a Sherman tank and threw his kids off a 6 story building into an adjacent canal full of hungry bull sharks!DerekJohnson said:
The guy murders two people, including a woman, in cold blood. It's fucked up. You want applause for that?SECDAWG said:
Not enuf chins. Matta fact, none. And not caus of the OP….at all.SECDAWG said:Apologize if a thread has already been in Yellas Shoppe re this thread title or similar.
However, I like “promises, promises. Good scene and relatable….and not just the mobile home…;). good stuff/good scene. I enjoyed this one.
Ida Redhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zSWiHjeyfGM
Y’all’s last movie you saw?
The scene from that movie…(y’all need to check it out, watching it now…dvr style..)
Regardless. Update.
“The Menu”…slow AF…not to mention, stoopid…
Me Last movie??
The Gateway
Meh
Not really and you’re right on the merits of the scene, however it is fiction.
Moving along, today watched Once Upon A Time in the West…and still good after the 23rd time. Another great Sergio Leone classic with Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson, amongst others. 1968 film, year behind The Good, Bad and Ugly.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MNGQ1hUyx-k
Guess I will go hit DELETE on it. -
Belushi asking "how much for your daughter?" is basically the movie
Like a lot of SNL stuff trying to turn a skit into a movie is hard - Chris Petersen
The National Lampoon guys were a lot better at it -
It's a different type of comedy than Animal House or Caddshack. Blue Bros is still a classic and the cameos are timeless.PurpleThrobber said:While I like the Blue Brothers, it isn't in the same league as Animal House and Caddyshack.
More in the Ghostbusters/Stripes caliber of comedy.
But it's not on the Mt Rushmore of comedies like Caddyshack and Animal House. -
“What we do on our Saturday chores echoes in eternity!”1to392831weretaken said:Gladiator. Kids had never seen it. I remember it being a great movie, but I didn't remember how slow and boring it can be at times. I think watching the clock tick down on my only night off in nearly a month wasn't helping.
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Same caliber as Stripes?PurpleThrobber said:While I like the Blue Brothers, it isn't in the same league as Animal House and Caddyshack.
More in the Ghostbusters/Stripes caliber of comedy.
CSB tim. November 5th, 1991 and it’s my last night as a civilian. I’d partied all weekend and stayed home that final night. Rented Stripes from the video store and watched it for about the 8th time in my life.
When they arrive at “Camp Arnold” (or maybe Fort Arnold) they all get off the bus and into an auditorium style building where they’re sitting in rows of chairs. I think that’s where Sgt Hulka comes in.
Fast forward about 24 hours and I’m getting off a bus in Fort Knox and shuttled into an auditorium style building. As I walk in, I realized I was walking in the footsteps of giants as I was in the exact same building as the cast of Stripes. -
As you left the civilian world, the Huskies would have been 8-0 and heading into LA for a battle against USC.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
Same caliber as Stripes?PurpleThrobber said:While I like the Blue Brothers, it isn't in the same league as Animal House and Caddyshack.
More in the Ghostbusters/Stripes caliber of comedy.
CSB tim. November 5th, 1991 and it’s my last night as a civilian. I’d partied all weekend and stayed home that final night. Rented Stripes from the video store and watched it for about the 8th time in my life.
When they arrive at “Camp Arnold” (or maybe Fort Arnold) they all get off the bus and into an auditorium style building where they’re sitting in rows of chairs. I think that’s where Sgt Hulka comes in.
Fast forward about 24 hours and I’m getting off a bus in Fort Knox and shuttled into an auditorium style building. As I walk in, I realized I was walking in the footsteps of giants as I was in the exact same building as the cast of Stripes. -
The Harder They Fall on Netflix. Western with nearly all black cast. Very good. Idris Elba and Jonathan Majors.
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Sorry, Pod. Must have missed it. Love westerns and esp John Wayne, Eastwood, Fonda, Bronson, Dillon, Jones, Costner, Duvall, ect…YellowSnow said:SECDAWG said:
They ran over the dudes wife with a Sherman tank and threw his kids off a 6 story building into an adjacent canal full of hungry bull sharks!DerekJohnson said:
The guy murders two people, including a woman, in cold blood. It's fucked up. You want applause for that?SECDAWG said:
Not enuf chins. Matta fact, none. And not caus of the OP….at all.SECDAWG said:Apologize if a thread has already been in Yellas Shoppe re this thread title or similar.
However, I like “promises, promises. Good scene and relatable….and not just the mobile home…;). good stuff/good scene. I enjoyed this one.
Ida Redhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zSWiHjeyfGM
Y’all’s last movie you saw?
The scene from that movie…(y’all need to check it out, watching it now…dvr style..)
Regardless. Update.
“The Menu”…slow AF…not to mention, stoopid…
Me Last movie??
The Gateway
Meh
Not really and you’re right on the merits of the scene, however it is fiction.
Moving along, today watched Once Upon A Time in the West…and still good after the 23rd time. Another great Sergio Leone classic with Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson, amongst others. 1968 film, year behind The Good, Bad and Ugly.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MNGQ1hUyx-k
What the hell @SECDAWG ? I started a John Wayne higher level discussion thread for you and you didn’t even respond.SECDAWG said:
They ran over the dudes wife with a Sherman tank and threw his kids off a 6 story building into an adjacent canal full of hungry bull sharks!DerekJohnson said:
The guy murders two people, including a woman, in cold blood. It's fucked up. You want applause for that?SECDAWG said:
Not enuf chins. Matta fact, none. And not caus of the OP….at all.SECDAWG said:Apologize if a thread has already been in Yellas Shoppe re this thread title or similar.
However, I like “promises, promises. Good scene and relatable….and not just the mobile home…;). good stuff/good scene. I enjoyed this one.
Ida Redhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zSWiHjeyfGM
Y’all’s last movie you saw?
The scene from that movie…(y’all need to check it out, watching it now…dvr style..)
Regardless. Update.
“The Menu”…slow AF…not to mention, stoopid…
Me Last movie??
The Gateway
Meh
Not really and you’re right on the merits of the scene, however it is fiction.
Moving along, today watched Once Upon A Time in the West…and still good after the 23rd time. Another great Sergio Leone classic with Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson, amongst others. 1968 film, year behind The Good, Bad and Ugly.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MNGQ1hUyx-k
Guess I will go hit DELETE on it. -
I either got the game updates on the phone on Sunday mornings or from the Sunday paper. Saw the Rose Bowl on TV at home on Christmas leave and went back to basic the next day.DerekJohnson said:
As you left the civilian world, the Huskies would have been 8-0 and heading into LA for a battle against USC.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
Same caliber as Stripes?PurpleThrobber said:While I like the Blue Brothers, it isn't in the same league as Animal House and Caddyshack.
More in the Ghostbusters/Stripes caliber of comedy.
CSB tim. November 5th, 1991 and it’s my last night as a civilian. I’d partied all weekend and stayed home that final night. Rented Stripes from the video store and watched it for about the 8th time in my life.
When they arrive at “Camp Arnold” (or maybe Fort Arnold) they all get off the bus and into an auditorium style building where they’re sitting in rows of chairs. I think that’s where Sgt Hulka comes in.
Fast forward about 24 hours and I’m getting off a bus in Fort Knox and shuttled into an auditorium style building. As I walk in, I realized I was walking in the footsteps of giants as I was in the exact same building as the cast of Stripes. -
You call yourself a John Wayne fan @SECDAWG ?SECDAWG said:
Sorry, Pod. Must have missed it. Love westerns and esp John Wayne, Eastwood, Fonda, Bronson, Dillon, Jones, Costner, Duvall, ect…YellowSnow said:SECDAWG said:
They ran over the dudes wife with a Sherman tank and threw his kids off a 6 story building into an adjacent canal full of hungry bull sharks!DerekJohnson said:
The guy murders two people, including a woman, in cold blood. It's fucked up. You want applause for that?SECDAWG said:
Not enuf chins. Matta fact, none. And not caus of the OP….at all.SECDAWG said:Apologize if a thread has already been in Yellas Shoppe re this thread title or similar.
However, I like “promises, promises. Good scene and relatable….and not just the mobile home…;). good stuff/good scene. I enjoyed this one.
Ida Redhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zSWiHjeyfGM
Y’all’s last movie you saw?
The scene from that movie…(y’all need to check it out, watching it now…dvr style..)
Regardless. Update.
“The Menu”…slow AF…not to mention, stoopid…
Me Last movie??
The Gateway
Meh
Not really and you’re right on the merits of the scene, however it is fiction.
Moving along, today watched Once Upon A Time in the West…and still good after the 23rd time. Another great Sergio Leone classic with Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson, amongst others. 1968 film, year behind The Good, Bad and Ugly.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MNGQ1hUyx-k
What the hell @SECDAWG ? I started a John Wayne higher level discussion thread for you and you didn’t even respond.SECDAWG said:
They ran over the dudes wife with a Sherman tank and threw his kids off a 6 story building into an adjacent canal full of hungry bull sharks!DerekJohnson said:
The guy murders two people, including a woman, in cold blood. It's fucked up. You want applause for that?SECDAWG said:
Not enuf chins. Matta fact, none. And not caus of the OP….at all.SECDAWG said:Apologize if a thread has already been in Yellas Shoppe re this thread title or similar.
However, I like “promises, promises. Good scene and relatable….and not just the mobile home…;). good stuff/good scene. I enjoyed this one.
Ida Redhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zSWiHjeyfGM
Y’all’s last movie you saw?
The scene from that movie…(y’all need to check it out, watching it now…dvr style..)
Regardless. Update.
“The Menu”…slow AF…not to mention, stoopid…
Me Last movie??
The Gateway
Meh
Not really and you’re right on the merits of the scene, however it is fiction.
Moving along, today watched Once Upon A Time in the West…and still good after the 23rd time. Another great Sergio Leone classic with Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson, amongst others. 1968 film, year behind The Good, Bad and Ugly.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MNGQ1hUyx-k
Guess I will go hit DELETE on it.
https://hardcorehusky.com/discussion/104746/pm-to-alan-badillion-trahern#latest
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Just rewatched Fight Club.
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For the musik guysm, I saw Chuck Leavell: The Tree Man on ze plane…interesting guy, ABB to the Stones. I liked it, but I’m a music nerd…
Edit: it was refreshing to see a “normal” guy playing high level music with sex, drug and booze-addled cretins, nttawwt… -
Can't wait for the Korean remakeRaceBannon said:This actually shows promise
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Stripes is way better than Blues Brother IMO
Last movie watched? We have a movie room at the new house so I have been using it! We just watched Final Destination 2 as we are powering through that series once again. -
Stripes is a decent movie. Worth watching a few times caus of the characters. Past that, not so much…but is a classic, so to speak.El_K said:Stripes is way better than Blues Brother IMO
Last movie watched? We have a movie room at the new house so I have been using it! We just watched Final Destination 2 as we are powering through that series once again.
Me? Cold Mountain..today. Seen a few times and Nicole Kidman is a sweetheart. But not that good of a movie IMO.
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I like Stripes better than Blues Brothers. Wood PJ SolesCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
Same caliber as Stripes?PurpleThrobber said:While I like the Blue Brothers, it isn't in the same league as Animal House and Caddyshack.
More in the Ghostbusters/Stripes caliber of comedy.
CSB tim. November 5th, 1991 and it’s my last night as a civilian. I’d partied all weekend and stayed home that final night. Rented Stripes from the video store and watched it for about the 8th time in my life.
When they arrive at “Camp Arnold” (or maybe Fort Arnold) they all get off the bus and into an auditorium style building where they’re sitting in rows of chairs. I think that’s where Sgt Hulka comes in.
Fast forward about 24 hours and I’m getting off a bus in Fort Knox and shuttled into an auditorium style building. As I walk in, I realized I was walking in the footsteps of giants as I was in the exact same building as the cast of Stripes.
Convicted? No, never convicted.
Who cried when Ol Yeller got shot at the end?
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Who cried when Ol Yeller got shot at the end?
I did.
And I cried when Brian Piccolo died in Brian’s Song
Two movies that men are allowed to cry while watching. -
Watched Fish Called Wanda last night.
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I tried watching that a few years ago since everyone raves about it. I turned it off about halfway through.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Watched Fish Called Wanda last night.
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It's been a long time but I liked that one. Kevin Kline was pretty damn funny.biak1 said:
I tried watching that a few years ago since everyone raves about it. I turned it off about halfway through.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Watched Fish Called Wanda last night.
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It was good, not great. I’ve never seen it before and I enjoyed it but won’t watch it again.biak1 said:
I tried watching that a few years ago since everyone raves about it. I turned it off about halfway through.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Watched Fish Called Wanda last night.
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I watched the new All Quiet on the Western Front yesterday. I watched the original, or what I thought was the original years ago in school. It was good, but I'm not certain it was best picture good. 1917 was much better IMO.
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Neither did the Academyhuskyhooligan said:I watched the new All Quiet on the Western Front yesterday. I watched the original, or what I thought was the original years ago in school. It was good, but I'm not certain it was best picture good. 1917 was much better IMO.
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I tried watching it about 20 years ago and did the same thingbiak1 said:
I tried watching that a few years ago since everyone raves about it. I turned it off about halfway through.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Watched Fish Called Wanda last night.
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1917 plot was dumb. It had some good moments I couldn’t get past the plot.huskyhooligan said:I watched the new All Quiet on the Western Front yesterday. I watched the original, or what I thought was the original years ago in school. It was good, but I'm not certain it was best picture good. 1917 was much better IMO.
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This kept me entertained while I've been sick.
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You may be used to writing checks that can't be cashed, but Jen can't.SECDAWG said:Apologize if a thread has already been in Yellas Shoppe re this thread title or similar.
However, I like “promises, promises. Good scene and relatable….and not just the mobile home…;). good stuff/good scene. I enjoyed this one.
Ida Redhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zSWiHjeyfGM
Y’all’s last movie you saw?
You're a loud voice but un willing to contribute.
Write a check if you want some say so -
CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
1917 plot was dumb. It had some good moments I couldn’t get past the plot.huskyhooligan said:I watched the new All Quiet on the Western Front yesterday. I watched the original, or what I thought was the original years ago in school. It was good, but I'm not certain it was best picture good. 1917 was much better IMO.
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Um-huh..dnc said:
You may be used to writing checks that can't be cashed, but Jen can't.SECDAWG said:Apologize if a thread has already been in Yellas Shoppe re this thread title or similar.
However, I like “promises, promises. Good scene and relatable….and not just the mobile home…;). good stuff/good scene. I enjoyed this one.
Ida Redhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zSWiHjeyfGM
Y’all’s last movie you saw?
You're a loud voice but un willing to contribute.
Write a check if you want some say so
The Pale Blue Eye…
Big Twist at the end.
Pretty entertaining and Christian Bale is a good actor.
