teal'c
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John Lithgow?
What was the last movie you watched?
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His brother Robert was in the background. Pay attention man.
This how all evil deception starts..."JFK"..."World Trade Center".
That's what you said to me. No offense taken.
Yeah, that guy.
MaxxVolume
Lunatic Member
"The Bank Job" (2008) A British crime drama, starring Jason Statham as Terry, a down-on-his-luck used car lot owner, who constantly has the bookies chasing him for money.
A woman from his past approaches Terry, revealing a "foolproof" plan to rob a local bank`s safe deposit vault, and make off with millions in cash and jewelry.
Other items concealed in the vault escalate their problems to a much higher level than anticipated.
Based on a true story of a 1971 London bank robbery.
A woman from his past approaches Terry, revealing a "foolproof" plan to rob a local bank`s safe deposit vault, and make off with millions in cash and jewelry.
Other items concealed in the vault escalate their problems to a much higher level than anticipated.
Based on a true story of a 1971 London bank robbery.
Mystic
We're all born mad
A Hard Day's Night
(UA, 1964)
* The Four-Headed Monster takes on a television studio, a police department precinct office, a troublemaking senior citizen, and a lotta screaming GIRLS. A delightful romp. Gosh, I'd forgotten how "raw" those lads' Liverpudlian accents were @ those days. George in particular can, @ times, be indecipherable. And man, did John have a "high-pitched" speaking voice or what?
(UA, 1964)
* The Four-Headed Monster takes on a television studio, a police department precinct office, a troublemaking senior citizen, and a lotta screaming GIRLS. A delightful romp. Gosh, I'd forgotten how "raw" those lads' Liverpudlian accents were @ those days. George in particular can, @ times, be indecipherable. And man, did John have a "high-pitched" speaking voice or what?
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
I like to watch.
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
Ringo said something witty when asked if he was a rocker or a mod. He answered “I’m a mocker”.
Mystic
We're all born mad
Yep, that was a good 'un, uttered during the lads' enourmous "press meeting party".
Mystic
We're all born mad
And did MacLaine ever put on a show for him, eh? Rolling around & fiddling about atop that bearskin rug and all...
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
Yeah, gettin’ all Irma La Douce again.
Having grown up in the DC area, its also an exception image of late 70s DC,
as Chance walks across DC, accompanied by Deodato!
Gotta play it every couple years just for that!
The last GREAT film by Hal Ashby ...
(Bound for Glory, Shampoo, The Last Detail, Harold and Maude).
as Chance walks across DC, accompanied by Deodato!
Gotta play it every couple years just for that!
The last GREAT film by Hal Ashby ...
(Bound for Glory, Shampoo, The Last Detail, Harold and Maude).
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The Quick and The Dead. Gene Hackman, Sharon Stone etc... Ms Stone while lovely to look at, will never be confused with any of the Grande Dames of film. She is pretty awful in this film. Hackman plays his character to the hilt and has perfected the bad guy role. The final scene, which is the final dramatic shootout actually made me laugh out loud. I don't think that was the director's intention. If you have seen this movie, you know what I am referring too. Pass.
Mystic
We're all born mad
Another favourite moment of mine is when "Basketball Jones" pops on the (one of numerous) tube.
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
“The Dawn” worked to perfection as he leaves the house to join the world.
The Last Detail with Jack sporting a moustache is a trip, but Randy Quaid stole the show.
Well, never got to see A Star Is Born -- sold out. Instead we got to see Crazy Rich Asians, which has been covered amply elsewhere in this thread. I'll only add that due to the trailers I saw that painted it as another Hangover sequel with an all-Asian cast (I was expecting something more along the lines of Rich Crazy Asians), I was pleasantly surprised by a nice, fairly low-key romantic dramedy.
Last night we saw Fahrenheit 11/9. Anything I can provide in the way of in-depth criticism will likely veer into the forbidden territory of politics, so I'll just be content to say that Moore is a very gifted filmmaker and I enjoyed it and learned things I didn't know before. Of course, with Moore you have to do your fact-checking as he is occasionally willing to sacrifice absolute accuracy in the interest of making a point.
