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Hector Beerlioz posted:For a Few Dollars More>Once Upon a Time in the West>The Good The Bad and The Ugly>Duck, You Sucker>A Fistful of Dollars For A Few Dollars More is the best, you are 100% correct. Underrated movie.
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Drunken Baker posted:Really? Because Dirty grandpa was the worst loving thing in the world* and now all I think when I see Zac Effron is that film. do you have the same problem when you see De Niro? also Efron was the funniest part of both Neighbors movie and there were lots of funny people in those movies
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Hector Beerlioz posted:For a Few Dollars More>Once Upon a Time in the West>The Good The Bad and The Ugly>Duck, You Sucker>A Fistful of Dollars My Name is Nobody is also good, though probably best after you've seen all the ones you listed. I still think Unforgiven>* I liked the new 3:10 to Yuma and True Grit way better than the old ones, though I'm not as hopeful about Magnificent 7 and critics seem to agree. Dogmeat fucked around with this message at 09:33 on Sep 30, 2016 |
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Dogmeat posted:I liked the new 3:10 to Yuma and True Grit way better than the old ones. I agree with this. The new 3:10 to Yuma is probably my overall favorite western-style movie. The Hills have Eyes remake is also a lot better than the old one.
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try the new taco place posted:do you have the same problem when you see De Niro? I feel a deep sense of shame for DeNiro now because of that film.* Hey is that Rob Zombie film really like Manhunt? I loath Rob Zombie films but I loved Manhunt so I'm torn... * I just realised this might sound more wanky than silly as I intended it to be. I'll watch those other films to see if Zac is a cool dude. 
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I really don't see how you could possibly like 31 if you didn't like Devil's Rejects or House of 1000 Corpses. There are those, he said in the voice of Malcom MacDowell from Fallout 3, there are those, who would accuse Rob Zombie of having grown as a director since Ho1kC. There are those that who The Devil's Rejects is a legitimate work of satire with things to say about the outside world, there are those who claim that The Lords of Salem is not just a good Rob Zombie movie, but a good movie period. 31 isn't just Rob Zombie Robzombieing as hard as he can, it is his vehement and sincere denial to those treacherous and unwarranted accusations. That said, I'm getting a chainsaw for my birthday this week and you all saw that the Heads in the movie had -Head names for their chainsaws so it's only right that my chainsaw gets a -Head name too. What does GBS think is an appropriate name for a workin goon's chainsaw?
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scuba school sucks posted:I really don't see how you could possibly like 31 if you didn't like Devil's Rejects or House of 1000 Corpses. There are those, he said in the voice of Malcom MacDowell from Fallout 3, there are those, who would accuse Rob Zombie of having grown as a director since Ho1kC. There are those that who The Devil's Rejects is a legitimate work of satire with things to say about the outside world, there are those who claim that The Lords of Salem is not just a good Rob Zombie movie, but a good movie period. 31 isn't just Rob Zombie Robzombieing as hard as he can, it is his vehement and sincere denial to those treacherous and unwarranted accusations. This is my home account (work has "public computers" so I bought another account for that) so thanks for warning me away from 31. DR and HO1000c were loving awful. I kinda liked "lords" because it was just so odd and I like film where the protagonists are hosed from the beginning but don't know it (Mouth of Madness) but yeah, gently caress 31 if it's just his usual poo poo affair. I'd call your Chainsaw Mr. WaterHead. It makes no sense in any common way, but dammit, Mr. Water is a danged treasure.
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TheWeepingHorse posted:For A Few Dollars More is the best, you are 100% correct. Underrated movie. I agree with this guy in that I am 100% correct and wish more people would share the opinions of TheWeepingHorse.
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Oct 4, 2016 19:23
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Demolition Man was on HBO last weekend and I watched it and it loving ruled
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proof of concept posted:Demolition Man was on HBO last weekend and I watched it and it loving ruled I haven't seen Demolition Man in YEARS. I keep thinkng its one of those films that is only good with rose tinted glasses. Thank you for making it known that it's just good regardless.
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Oct 4, 2016 19:28
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proof of concept posted:Demolition Man was on HBO last weekend and I watched it and it loving ruled I've never seen Demolition Man. Marathon Man, Running Man, yes but never Demolition Man.
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Lasher posted:I haven't seen Demolition Man in YEARS. I keep thinkng its one of those films that is only good with rose tinted glasses. Thank you for making it known that it's just good regardless. I saw for the first time two years ago and it loving owns. They honestly just don't make action movies like that anymore.
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Oct 4, 2016 19:34
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stallone and snipes in a 90s flick, it's basically the entire reason cinema was invented
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Oct 4, 2016 19:36
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I'm glad it's still kick-rear end. I'll watch it this weekend. 
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proof of concept posted:Demolition Man was on HBO last weekend and I watched it and it loving ruled I love basically everything about Demolition Man. I do get aspects of it confused with Judge Dredd a lot though. If you don't like it, go sort out your boggle asap.
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Oct 4, 2016 19:46
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All I remember from Demolition Man is the Rat-Burgers looked loving delicious. Like, even now, as a man who hasn't had meat witheld from him, I think those burgers look delicious.
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Oct 4, 2016 19:49
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I watched Demolition Man two weeks ago and it's easily the second-best Judge Dredd film of all time, even if Dredd doesn't technically appear in it. LOL if you wouldn't eat at least three ratburgers in one sitting.
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Oct 4, 2016 19:56
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I've eaten so much exotic meat. I'd eat more if it was in burger form and I had fries with it.
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London Has Fallen is on Netflix, I have no idea how they got that cast to agree to film this movie. It's a B movie with a good cast. It's the most "Americuh gently caress Yeah!" movie I've seen in a long time. The dialog is right out of a hokey B action flick. It's fun, ridiculous, and awful but it's not a waste of time if you're in the mood for it.
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FlimFlam Imam posted:London Has Fallen is on Netflix, I have no idea how they got that cast to agree to film this movie. It's a B movie with a good cast. It's the most "Americuh gently caress Yeah!" movie I've seen in a long time. The dialog is right out of a hokey B action flick. It's fun, ridiculous, and awful but it's not a waste of time if you're in the mood for it. I enjoyed Olympus has Fallen so i will probably watch this one at some point. Also Uwe Boll made Assault on Wall Street which I was very pleasantly surprised by.
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FlimFlam Imam posted:London Has Fallen is on Netflix, I have no idea how they got that cast to agree to film this movie. It's a B movie with a good cast. It's the most "Americuh gently caress Yeah!" movie I've seen in a long time. The dialog is right out of a hokey B action flick. It's fun, ridiculous, and awful but it's not a waste of time if you're in the mood for it. I loved it just because of how over the top it was. Every time some other leader died I was like "wait who was that" but it didn't matter because all that mattered was the USA president. But i mean really the scenario is just absurd, even more absurd than the original Olympus has Fallen with the north koreans in the AC130 or whatever. No terrorist groups are, were, or ever will be that organized and widespread.
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Hector Beerlioz posted:I enjoyed Olympus has Fallen so i will probably watch this one at some point. Uwe Boll actually has a couple of gems out there. Postal is fantastic and is a must see if you have sat through any of his movies. I believe there is a second Assault on Wall Street movie (maybe it's DC or something, I forget). Rampage isn't bad, Attack on Darfur was fairly decent, at least it was nice to see him attempt to make an actual film.
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London has Fallen looks awful; curse you Goons for piquing my interest now.
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I did a bunch of acid and saw John Carpenter's The Thing on the big screen over the weekend. It was the correct decision.
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caligulamprey posted:I did a bunch of acid and saw John Carpenter's The Thing on the big screen over the weekend. I'm taking my friend to see it in the theaters later in the month, he doesn't know what The Thing is about. Also, someone has already rented the only copy of Demolition Man I'll have to wait a week.
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caligulamprey posted:I did a bunch of acid and saw John Carpenter's The Thing on the big screen over the weekend. Best drat post in the thread. RAMPAGE was pretty good but he flaked out on the ending and I can't remember why now. Like, the main dude does it all and frames his friend sayng it was a political statement but it was just to rob a bank... But I THINK there's a post-credits sequence where the main dude laments about how poo poo he was. STICK TO YOUR loving GUNS AND KEEP IT INTERESTING, YOU rear end in a top hat! Postal was p.funny in how awful it was, but like, in a genuine way.
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I'm gonna watch Hellraiser 2 for the first time rn
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Were talking about Clint Eastwood westerns? Cool cause I watched Two Mules for Sister Sara last night and it was pretty good.
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I enjoyed Eastwood's director debut, Play Misty for Me where Lucille Bluth tries to kill him.
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Hellraiser 1 & 2 are legit the best. The rest are dogturd on varying degrees.
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I attempted to watch a recent hollywood film entitled "Ride Along 2". I was unable to endure it past the halfway mark. The half that i did see was unsatisfactory.
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I wanted to do a comic like Garfield but it's Pinhead being a lazy piece of poo poo who wouldn't wake up on a Monday to reap taints.
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Lasher posted:Hellraiser 1 & 2 are legit the best. The rest are dogturd on varying degrees. I am enjoying 2 so far, but perhaps it's do to 60% of it being clips from 1 so far.
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skeevy achievements posted:buddy is a comercial real estate developer in vegas, says hotels and casinos there are so expensive now only public companies can build them and shareholders know they can get 6-7x vegas ROI in macau so thats where all the development dollars are going; tldr peak vegas is now No movie actually requires 300m to break even. Hollywood developed a system where they effectively pay themselves for promotional costs (and staffing and everything else) and cut their tax liabilities to nothing in the process. On paper Return of the Jedi is still in the red yet G Lukey has a billion
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Dogmeat posted:My Name is Nobody is also good, though probably best after you've seen all the ones you listed. I still think Unforgiven>* I thought the original True Grit was fine but not a top ten western or anything to begin with, the remake was good. 3:10 to Yuma is a harder call to make just because the original was perfect. I liked the remake, but it's harder to please everyone when the original was more than just "John Wayne western #45". Van Heflin did a much better job at representing the simple every day man, insecure about providing for his family. Even the concern that his wife might want to gently caress Glenn Ford, or that his kids would think he's a bad rear end criminal, all of it it made sense and was believable. I can't insult Bale for being handsome, but it does make the relationship a little bit weird. Two super famous well loved dudes facing off where one tries to make his voice sad or some poo poo so you believe he's actually insecure or threatened, but you can't see past what you know.
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Dogmeat posted:My Name is Nobody is also good, though probably best after you've seen all the ones you listed. I still think Unforgiven>* Holy gently caress a sped
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Hector Beerlioz posted:I am enjoying 2 so far, but perhaps it's do to 60% of it being clips from 1 so far. The Silent Night Deadly Night approach, I see. The best parts of SNDN2 weren't the flashbacks though.
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