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  • #91
    I really like that movie! I'm a fan of film noir though.
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    • #92
      Yup, same here, a sick but very enjoyable movie...ah well, "each to his own"
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      • #93
        Originally posted by Umfriend
        - Speed is nice movie
        Nah, I still find it a horrible movie . Never watched the second one.
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        • #94
          Who could not like the Goonies?? That was a great show.
          "I dream of a better world where chickens can cross the road without having their motives questioned."

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          • #95
            Originally posted by Byock
            Who could not like the Goonies?? That was a great show.
            Hell yeah!
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            • #96
              The Cell....could've been good if it was done differently, but as it was.....it sucked!....total waste of money and time to see that.
              I'm a genie in a bottle BABY, gotta rub ME the right way!!!

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              • #97
                Ha! The Cell. That sucked big time!

                Plus, I got that big bow off of you Ozbreeze!



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                • #98
                  Not a <I>total</I> waste. The plot was bad, the acting was bad, but the eye candy was cool.
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                  • #99
                    [QUOTE]Originally posted by Byock
                    [B]Ha! The Cell. That sucked big time!

                    Plus, I got that big bow off of you Ozbreeze!

                    ahhh, i know...too bad you didn't want more than the bow......
                    I'm a genie in a bottle BABY, gotta rub ME the right way!!!

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                    • Originally posted by Ozbreeze

                      ahhh, i know...too bad you didn't want more than the bow...... [/B]

                      D'OH!
                      "I dream of a better world where chickens can cross the road without having their motives questioned."

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                      • Re: Re: Star Trek V

                        Originally posted by SitFlyer
                        Star Trek: Nemesis sucked more
                        Damn. Really? Quite the insult.

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                        • Originally posted by Strahd
                          and a Dracula movie from the late 70s early 80s. I want to see that movie again but I don't know what it was called. He looked something like David Copperfield and he scaled a wall. That's about all I remember about it.
                          It was called "Dracula", was made in 1979 and starred Frank Langella. His Dracula was one of the first to portray the bloodsucker as a romantic figure. Co-stars were Laurence Olivier (Van Helsing) and Kate Nelligan (Lucy). It was the "chick filck" of its day and did quite well.

                          In 1974 Langella had starred in a TV remake of "The Mark of Zorro" that wasn't too shabby either and probably led to the Dracula role. Ricardo Montalban starred as his nemesis. With Langella doing quite well as the swashbuckling romantic hero and Montalban doing his evil best it wasn't too bad for a TV flick.

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                          Last edited by Dr Mordrid; 9 January 2003, 19:40.
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