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Posted: 1/25/2002 6:04:39 PM EDT
[#1]
Please God, not this again...
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Posted: 1/25/2002 6:20:03 PM EDT
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Quoted: Best Movies Ever 1. Red Dawn 2. Saving Private Ryan 3. Alien 2 4. Predator 5. Debbie Does Dallas 6. Dirty Harry 7. Black Hawk Down 8. Terminator 1 9. Alien 1 10. Terminator 2 Any Comments? No, No, No. you have it all wrong. This is the correct list..... 1. Sands of Iwo Jima 2. Gunplumber's FAL video 3. Saving Private Ryan 4. Girls who suck C**k and eat C*m part 6 5. Dirty Harry 6. The Longest Day 7. A Bridge To Far 8. Top Gun [-=(_)=-] 9. Terminator 1 10. Tora! Tora! Tora! [rolleyes] [:D] edited to say: i havent seen blackhawk down yet, so cant put it on the list |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 6:42:55 PM EDT
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[b]"Plan 9 From Outer Space"[/b] [%|] |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 6:47:58 PM EDT
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Killer Clowns From Outer Space
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Posted: 1/25/2002 6:54:59 PM EDT
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I will make sure that the "Heat" entry is given.
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Posted: 1/25/2002 7:07:56 PM EDT
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I know better but....
1.The Outlaw Josey Whales 2. The Longest Day 3. Fist Full of Dollars 4. Patton 5. Top Gun 6. Black Hawk Down 7. Das Boat 8. Zulu 9. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 10. The Patriot |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 7:28:11 PM EDT
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Quoted: Killer Clowns From Outer Space i watched that movie many years ago. funniest damn horror movie i ever saw. 1. Top Gun (many of the scenes of the Pilot episode of JAG came from it. the black mig getting its right wing blown off and then spinning/smoking to earth. the mig/tomcat flyby, the flips and rolls, ect(getting the film was cheaper than paying for the stunts to be done. ;)) 2. Smokey and the Bandit 3. The CannonBall Run 4,5,6. Starwars 4,5,6 7. TRON 8. Terminator 2 9. Gone in 60 Seconds 10. Any Jamesbond movie. |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 7:33:30 PM EDT
[#8]
Uhhh...
[size=6][b]CABIN BOY[/b][/size=6] ]=) |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 7:39:04 PM EDT
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1. 12 O'Clock High
2. Ride With the Devil 3. The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly 4. Unforgiven 5. Zulu 6. The Bridge on the River Kwai 7. Apocalypse Now 8. Aliens 9. Lawrence of Arabia 10. Dirty Harry GunLvr |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 8:00:47 PM EDT
[#10]
ISHTAR
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Posted: 1/25/2002 8:04:31 PM EDT
[#11]
Blade Runner
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Posted: 1/25/2002 8:06:01 PM EDT
[#12]
The Tin Drum
Same answer I gave last time. |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 8:07:27 PM EDT
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In no particular order:
The Terminator The Hunt for Red October Saving Private Ryan Heat The Hitcher Hang em high Magnum Force Black Hawk Down Full Metal Jacket Apocalypse Now T |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 8:07:29 PM EDT
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Quoted: Best Movies Ever 1. Red Dawn 2. Saving Private Ryan Any Comments? Yeah, but given your selection I don't think you'd get it. Red Dawn?!? The BEST movie EVER?!? Patrick Swayze? Yeah, forget De Niro and Pacino. Who needs talentless losers like them when you have the acting prodogy know as Patrick Swayze? Further more, Red Dawn over Saving Private Ryan?!? Let me guess, you're a BIG John Stamos fan too? Holy sh!t....I need to get out of this post before I actually read that top 10 list again and fall off my chair laughing. Forget each to their own, that's just rediculous! |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 8:17:37 PM EDT
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1) Gunga Din
2) Treasure of the Sierra Madre ...Action and Adventure without the "Flash and Trash" |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 8:25:29 PM EDT
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Quoted: Killer Clowns From Outer Space This is pretty sad, but that movie gave me nightmares for almost 2 years when I was younger. I had been watching a 72-hour Gammorathon on Comedy Central (MST3K) and was high as Hell on Jolt and jelly beans, plus extremely exhausted. I couldn't sleep because I was just too tired and it was like 3 in the morning, so I switched over to Cinemax after Gammorathon was over. The movie had just started and it scared the shit out of me. I still get a weird feeling around clowns. Can't sleep, the clowns will eat me.... Can't sleep, the clowns will eat me.... Can't sleep, the clowns will eat me.... Can't sleep, the clowns will eat me.... Can't sleep, the clowns will eat me.... Can't sleep, the clowns will eat me.... Can't sleep, the clowns will eat me.... Can't sleep, the clowns will eat me.... Can't sleep, the clowns will eat me.... Can't sleep, the clowns will eat me.... If you are reading this...... I am already dead.... |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 8:29:39 PM EDT
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Quoted: Yeah, but given your selection I don't think you'd get it. Red Dawn?!? The BEST movie EVER?!? Patrick Swayze? Yeah, forget De Niro and Pacino. Who needs talentless losers like them when you have the acting prodogy know as Patrick Swayze? Further more, Red Dawn over Saving Private Ryan?!? Let me guess, you're a BIG John Stamos fan too? Holy sh!t....I need to get out of this post before I actually read that top 10 list again and fall off my chair laughing. Forget each to their own, that's just rediculous! Dude, you seriously need to chill out. By the by, both de Niro and Pacino while being pretty cool are shitty actors. They just happen to be smart enough to pick scripts that make use of their personalities. Pacino has become the consummate overactor. Is it possible for him to be subtle? [size=4][red]HOOOAAAHHH!!![/size=4][/red] Nope, guess not. |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 8:30:27 PM EDT
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1. Blues Brothers
2. True Grit 3. Smokey and the Bandit 4. Patton 5. Tora Tora Tora 6. Caddyshack 7. Saving Private Ryan 8. Risky Business 9. Wizard of Oz (Dark side of the Moon) 10.Acopolyse Now |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 8:32:24 PM EDT
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M4
Don't forget that our friend Patrick Swayze killed a lot of Commies in the movie with their own AK-47s. Doesn't that count for something? The movie made the left wingers look like fools. The political message far outweighed the acting merits. If you want to piss off a liberal tell them that Red Dawn is your favorite movie. You are right, Saving Private Ryan was top notch. I posted this to get a reaction on Red Dawn and you are the only one to bite. |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 8:57:09 PM EDT
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The Music Man
On the Beach Total Recall Bullitt The Kremlin Letter Fail Safe Jason and the Argonauts 2001: A Space Odyssey The Birds Notice that these are "old" movies. I don't get out much... [rolleyes] I haven't seen anything that was real good [b]eXcape[/b][;D] for a long time. Total Recall was a good 'trippin' movie; meaning it just took you away from reality for a couple of hours and let you think about it when it was over. Not a lot of movies have that effect anymore. I'm sure there are others. Good lists, y'all. |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 9:03:38 PM EDT
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Flash66....
Well, I bit. Yeah, I think Red Dawn is a decent movie. A far better story than the collection of highly sub-par actors who played in it. Not to mention that a good, modern war film shouldn't be a "PG" kind of thing. It could have been MUCH better in my opinion, but a good story none the less. Still, I wouldn't put it in my top 20. Redmanfms.... Or should I just call you "dude"? Yeah, you know, now that you point out those stunning facts about the guys I mentioned I'll have to rethink my position. After all, Taxi Driver, Scarface, Heat, Raging Bull, The God Father, Casino, Carlito's Way, The Deer Hunter, Dog Day Afternoon, Glen Gary Glen Ross, And Justice For All, The Untouchables, Goodfellas, This Boys Life....what weak movies those were, huh? Yeah, I guess that genius who brought us classics like Dirty Dancing, Ghost and City Of Joy deserves much better than the review I gave him. Don't quit your day job as a putz and become a movie critic.....it wont last....trust me. |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 9:05:19 PM EDT
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No doubt...Braveheart is #1
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Posted: 1/25/2002 9:11:13 PM EDT
[#23]
BusMaster007
"The Music Man"? You gotta get a life buddy! Send me your address and get you a pass to see Black Hawk Down. I hate to see a good man with a Bushmaster waste his life. |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 9:18:21 PM EDT
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WOLVERIIIINES!!!! [50]
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Posted: 1/25/2002 9:25:43 PM EDT
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(in no real order for me)
The Patriot Gladiator Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Rings Braveheart Saving Private Ryan Rio Bravo Ronin Blues Brothers Animal House Monthy Python and the Holy Grail |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 9:58:23 PM EDT
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I have been watching old John Wayne western movies and find that they are pretty good.
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Posted: 1/25/2002 10:49:00 PM EDT
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Quoted: Redmanfms.... Or should I just call you "dude"? Yeah, you know, now that you point out those stunning facts about the guys I mentioned I'll have to rethink my position. After all, Taxi Driver, Scarface, Heat, Raging Bull, The God Father, Casino, Carlito's Way, The Deer Hunter, Dog Day Afternoon, Glen Gary Glen Ross, And Justice For All, The Untouchables, Goodfellas, This Boys Life....what weak movies those were, huh? Yeah, I guess that genius who brought us classics like Dirty Dancing, Ghost and City Of Joy deserves much better than the review I gave him. Don't quit your day job as a putz and become a movie critic.....it wont last....trust me. Oh, and de Niro/Pacino showed such range playing tough guys in every one of those movies didn't they? If you had a 3rd grade reading comprehension level you'd know that I wasn't even comparing the acting merits of Swayze v. de Niro/Pacino, nor was I comparing the movies that they were in; I was simply stating that neither de Niro nor Pacino are spectacularly talented themselves. The difference between the three actors (as I stated in my first post, although you may have been unable to understand it all) is that de Niro and to a lesser extent Pacino are very adept at choosing roles that suit their personalities. Their alter-egos just happen to be violence-prone, gun-toting loud mouths, which is something that all of the movie viewers who are ar15.com members can truly appreciate. I like most de Niro movies and most of Pacino's pre-Scent of a Woman movies, but I can't give them accolades for choosing roles that are identical from movie to movie. The basic characters that they play are essentially the same and Pacino has descended into almost soap opera-esque overacting, luckily de Niro was/is a little more subtle than Pacino. Give up the sad hero worship, it's really pathetic. They are just freakin' actors. |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 10:51:03 PM EDT
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I can't believe nobody has mentioned "The Man Who Would be King" yet. What an awesome movie!
If you have not seen it, go rent it immediately! It's got guns, booze, major conquest, polo played with human heads, comedy, donkeys, Afghan killing, leprosy, Sean Connery when he was cool, Michael Caine, and his fine ass wife(at least she was fine then). What else could you ever ask for in a movie? |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 10:56:22 PM EDT
[#29]
Quoted: I can't believe nobody has mentioned "The Man Who Would be King" yet. What an awesome movie! If you have not seen it, go rent it immediately! It's got guns, booze, major conquest, polo played with human heads, comedy, donkeys, Afghan killing, leprosy, Sean Connery when he was cool, Michael Caine, and his fine ass wife(at least she was fine then). What else could you ever ask for in a movie? I must agree with this one. Both Connery and Caine gave excellent performances. The ending was perfect; it truly captured the spirit of the book. |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 11:06:29 PM EDT
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Go to [url]www.imdb.com[/url] and scroll down to the bottom, then click on top 250. The answer to your non-question lies there, my son.
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Posted: 1/25/2002 11:17:30 PM EDT
[#31]
Steel Magnolias
Bridges of Madison County First Wives Club The Color Purple and Romper Stomper |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 11:23:46 PM EDT
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Quoted: Oh, and de Niro/Pacino showed such range playing tough guys in every one of those movies didn't they? If you had a 3rd grade reading comprehension level you'd know that I wasn't even comparing the acting merits of Swayze v. de Niro/Pacino, nor was I comparing the movies that they were in; I was simply stating that neither de Niro nor Pacino are spectacularly talented themselves. The difference between the three actors (as I stated in my first post, although you may have been unable to understand it all) is that de Niro and to a lesser extent Pacino are very adept at chosing roles that suit their personalities. Their alter-egos just happen to be violence-prone, gun-toting loud mouths, which is something that all of the movie viewers who are ar15.com members can truly appreciate. I like most de Niro movies and most of Pacino's pre-Scent of a Woman movies, but I can't give them accolades for chosing roles that are identical from movie to movie. The basic characters that they play are essentially the same and Pacino has descended into almost soap opera-esque overacting, luckily de Niro was/is a little more subtle than Pacino. Give up the sad hero worship, it's really pathetic. They are just freakin' actors. There's no "hero worship" as far as the acting profession goes. K? Good, now we can move on to the rest of your babbling. Though after my "putz" reference to you earlier, I understand your simple need to view me in such a way. Makes you feel a little better thinking of me like that, I'm sure. No surprise there. I was hoping for something a little more creative though. Yeah, your post was so intellectually exhaustive that I got all dizzy from reading it. Please, give me a moment to absorb it all. Did I claim that DeNiro & Pacino had tremendous range as actors? No, I didn't. They are however VERY good at the roles they are best suited for. They know their limitations, contrary to many in Hollywood who think that their "actors cap" allows them the latitude to explore roles that are a laughable at best. Wonder why they ever got those silly Oscars? Must have been the sympathy vote. You definately get mine. In the same way my sympathy is extended to the little retarded kid who stumbles over the first hurdle in the Special Olympics. After all, he did the best he could, but still came up short.[;)] |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 11:35:03 PM EDT
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Quoted: There's no "hero worship" as far as the acting profession goes. K? Good, now we can move on to the rest of your babbling. Though after my "putz" reference to you earlier, I understand your simple need to view me in such a way. Makes you feel a little better thinking of me like that, I'm sure. No surprise there. I was hoping for something a little more creative though. Yeah, your post was so intellectually exhaustive that I got all dizzy from reading it. Please, give me a moment to absorb it all. Did I claim that DeNiro & Pacino had tremendous range as actors? No, I didn't. They are however VERY good at the roles they are best suited for. They know their limitations, contrary to many in Hollywood who think that their "actors cap" allows them the latitude to explore roles that are a laughable at best. Wonder why they ever got those silly Oscars? Must have been the sympathy vote. You definately get mine. In the same way my sympathy is extended to the little retarded kid who stumbles over the first hurdle in the Special Olympics. After all, he did the best he could, but still came up short.[;)] Wow, aren't you just the flaming genius. OOOOHHHH!!! The OSCARS!!!! Apparently you are unable to see the inherent hypocrisy of the entertainment industry awarding the entertainment industry. That's kind of like the FBI investigating FBI misconduct. Oscars frequently go to popular (at least among their fellow actors) actors, not to great actors. They also seem to have a propensity to award movies that nobody saw (especially of late), but got rave reviews from the pundits. Oh, and please don't regurgitate my post back at me like your two twitching ganglea actually were able to cooperate long enough to have an original thought. |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 11:44:10 PM EDT
[#34]
In no order:
Le Mans Patton Death Hunt Star Wars My Own Private Idaho Au Revoir Les Enfants Giant Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Touch Of Evil The Bad Seed Butch Cassidy..... Shichinin No Samurai Longest Day The Cowboys The Searchers Rio Bravo Heat The Professional Rushmore Grand Prix Ronin Bullitt The Italian Job Deer Hunter |
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Posted: 1/25/2002 11:46:57 PM EDT
[#35]
Quoted: BusMaster007 "The Music Man"? You gotta get a life buddy! Send me your address and get you a pass to see Black Hawk Down. I hate to see a good man with a Bushmaster waste his life. [:D] "Shi-poopy!" |
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Posted: 1/26/2002 1:05:31 AM EDT
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[u]BEST MOVIE:[/u]
[u]DUMB AND DUMBER[/u] -- Starring our very own M4 and REDMANfms RONTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Posted: 1/26/2002 1:19:14 AM EDT
[#37]
In no order:
1. Dr. Blow 2. Brownfinger 3. Thunderballs 4. You Only Come Twice 5. From Russia With Lube 6. On Her Majesty's Secreting Service 7. The Man With The Golden Shower 8. Moonlicker 9. Tumescence Never Dries and 10. Octopussy |
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Posted: 1/26/2002 5:02:09 AM EDT
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Well I never put these in any order because that's too much work. So...
1 The Wind and the Lion 2 The Lighthorsemen 3 Breaker Morant 4 The Princess Bride 5 Stars and Stripes Forever (mainly for the marches) 6 The Empire Strikes Back 7 Farewell to the King 8 Mad Max 9 Kelly's Heroes 10 A Bridge Too Far (probably the last war movie made with an all-star cast) |
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Posted: 1/26/2002 5:15:18 AM EDT
[#39]
Escape from New York should be added somewhere in the list of best movies. A classic!
[b]ArmaLiter[/b] |
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Posted: 1/26/2002 7:05:33 AM EDT
[#40]
When this topic comes up I never see one of my favorites and wonder how many others even saw it. "The Final Option", british film about guess what...The SAS. Was originally released as the "Tiptoe Boys". Good scenes of "Killing House" training and assault on the American Ambassadors residence with the camera shot through what appeared to be a gas mask lens. I saw it in the early/mid 80's. Only played for about 1 week. When I saw it there were only a handful of people there...all of us LEO tactical team memebrs and our wifes/girlfriends.
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Posted: 1/26/2002 7:11:25 AM EDT
[#41]
Quoted: Quoted: Yeah, but given your selection I don't think you'd get it. Red Dawn?!? The BEST movie EVER?!? Patrick Swayze? Yeah, forget De Niro and Pacino. Who needs talentless losers like them when you have the acting prodogy know as Patrick Swayze? Further more, Red Dawn over Saving Private Ryan?!? Let me guess, you're a BIG John Stamos fan too? Holy sh!t....I need to get out of this post before I actually read that top 10 list again and fall off my chair laughing. Forget each to their own, that's just rediculous! Dude, you seriously need to chill out. By the by, both de Niro and Pacino while being pretty cool are shitty actors. They just happen to be smart enough to pick scripts that make use of their personalities. Pacino has become the consummate overactor. Is it possible for him to be subtle? [size=4][red]HOOOAAAHHH!!![/size=4][/red] Nope, guess not. I agree with you on Pacino, but I still like to watch his manic style of being in the center of it all. DeNiro is where John Wayne was. He is the best at being what people want him to be. "Once Upon A Time In America" I think showed his range and skill. |
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Posted: 1/26/2002 7:22:04 AM EDT
[#42]
'Grapes of Wrath' directed by John Ford*
'Stagecoach' directed by John Ford 'The Searchers' directed by John Ford 'The Informer" directed by John Ford* 'How Green Was My Valley' directed by John Ford* 'Wagonmaster' directed by John Ford 'My Darling Clementine' directed by John Ford 'The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance' directed by John Ford 'Fort Apache' directed by John Ford 'Rio Grande' directed by John Ford 'She Wore a Yellow Ribbon' directed by John Ford 'They Were Expendable' directed by John Ford 'Mister Roberts' directed by John Ford 'The Quiet Man' directed by John Ford* Beginning to see a pattern here? * indicates Academy Award for Best Director Eric The('TheSearchers'WasTheBest)Hun[>]:)] |
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Posted: 1/26/2002 7:35:43 AM EDT
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Quoted: When this topic comes up I never see one of my favorites and wonder how many others even saw it. "The Final Option", british film about guess what...The SAS. Was originally released as the "Tiptoe Boys". Good scenes of "Killing House" training and assault on the American Ambassadors residence with the camera shot through what appeared to be a gas mask lens. I saw it in the early/mid 80's. Only played for about 1 week. When I saw it there were only a handful of people there...all of us LEO tactical team memebrs and our wifes/girlfriends. Anyone else ever see it? Your thoughts? We used this movie as a "training aid" for our infantry company. British and Canadian battle drills are identical (go figure)and it was usefull to demo the responsibilites of each member of a section. A copy of it was the first movie I bought off E-bay. Took a long time to find it. |
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Posted: 1/26/2002 7:46:25 AM EDT
[#44]
The Sand Pebbles - Steve McQuin If you haven't seen this movie rent it. It is by far my favorite movie.
The Hill The Man Who Would be King The Cowboys Aliens 2 Flight of the Phoenix Too Late the Hero Connan Three Days of the Condor Pulp Fiction Resevior Dogs Things to do in Denver When You Are Dead Heat Platoon Princess Bride All time number 2 SHAKES THE CLOWN |
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Posted: 1/26/2002 7:51:52 AM EDT
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Striker,
Wasn't the actor who played the lead a reserve memeber of one of the Squadron's? And don't I recall that the 22nd SAS provided technical assistance and some extras for the movie? |
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Posted: 1/26/2002 8:04:09 AM EDT
[#46]
Quoted: By the by, both de Niro and Pacino while being pretty cool are shitty actors. They just happen to be smart enough to pick scripts that make use of their personalities. Pacino has become the consummate overactor. Is it possible for him to be subtle? [size=4][red]HOOOAAAHHH!!![/size=4][/red] Nope, guess not. Surely you jest - Deniro has always impressed me with his range and versatility. Raging Bull, Gadfather Part II, Cape Fear, Taxi Driver, The Deer Hunter, - Hell - Awakenings! - I didn't even realize it was him untiul the credits! You must be thinking about all of his recent movies playing up his Godfather II image as the tough, talk softly but kick ass guy (Goodfellahs, HEAT, etc.). And Pacino - MY GOD! Are you telling me that he didn't seem Cuban to you in Scarface, and extremely Italian in the Godfather series? I will admiot though, that he has played his share of brash, emotional loudmouths lately (Scent of a Woman - I guess that's where your hooah comes from -, Any Given Sunday, Heat) Adam edited to add: sorry, I posted this out of shock and before reading the rest of the thread - it is obvious this subject has been beaten to death. |
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Posted: 1/26/2002 8:16:34 AM EDT
[#47]
Quoted: Striker, Wasn't the actor who played the lead a reserve memeber of one of the Squadron's? And don't I recall that the 22nd SAS provided technical assistance and some extras for the movie? That I couldn't say for sure. I could never find much info online about it and there isn't any on the tape case. |
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Posted: 1/26/2002 8:21:32 AM EDT
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In no particular order:
Top Gun Full Metal Jacket Saving Private Ryan Blackhawk Down The Boondock Saints Pulp Fiction Tombstone any of the original Star Wars films Jaws, how many of you can honestly say that if you're scrolling the channels and it's on, you don't watch it? Tora, Tora, Tora recently I've taken a liking to O Brother Where Art Thou. |
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Posted: 1/26/2002 8:22:28 AM EDT
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I remember reading a review about it around the time it was released (pre-Internet)in the USA. Maybe in SOF or the defunct Gung-Ho and I think that is what the review said.
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Posted: 1/26/2002 8:38:08 AM EDT
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Ran
The Seven Samurai Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon 2001, A Space Odyssey Seconds True Grit McKlintock A Clockwork Orange Once Upon a Time in the West Once Upon a Time in America Casino Royale[:D] The Manchurian Candidate King Kong Being There To Live and Die in LA Vanishing Point Bullitt |
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