Movies you have recently seen?

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thrasher73 wrote:: Live Free or Die Hard

Cool movie.

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Just saw Superbad on dvd last night.

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I watched A History Of Violence last night. A decent movie, but I don't see what all the hype was about. I mean, a guy in a small town has a past that catches up to him. Okay, I get the premise, but how about fleshing that out a bit? Haha. I mean, they hardly touched upon what, why, and how. They just had him kill a few people.

Weird that it got such high praise, but it was entertaining enough, I guess.

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Watched: Stomp the Yard last night.

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 28617 Age : 39

The Bourne Ultimatum.

Cool stuff!

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 28617 Age : 39

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SkinWalkers

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 2003 Age : 44

Ocean's 12 ( not bad ... but little bit worst than 11 )

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I watched Clerk 2 last night. Great flick, aside from the random dance sequence. I guess that was supposed to be funny, but it's like the UFO sequence in Life Of Brian. Kind of like a huh? I didn't see the point. Funny movie, otherwise.

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 2003 Age : 44

Ocean's 13

( awsome dude ! cool as can be, hihgly recommended )

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Ghost Dad (with Bill Cosby)

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 28617 Age : 39

"...And Ghost Dad was the best movie I've seen since Leonard Part 6." - Stewie Griffin (Family Guy)

Leonard Part 6 is probably the worst movie of all time.

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37871 Age : 54

Yesterday "Cool As Ice," 1990's "Rebel Without A Cause" retread with Vanilla Ice in the James Dean role, came on HBO and I just HAD to settle in for some bad movie watchin'. For those of you who missed this gem (which I'm assuming is just about everybody) during its theatrical run, it was hiariously god-awful. I'd love to know who thought it was a good idea to try and make Vanilla into a movie star. "Yo girl, drop that zero and get with the hero, know what I'm sayin'?" I bet that everyone involved with it is now embarrassed to admit they had anything to do with unleashing it upon the world.

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Cool As Ice is the most unintentionally funny movie of all time.

The movie was made in 1991, though, not 1990.

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Required Fields wrote:: Cool As Ice is the most unintentionally funny movie of all time.

The movie was made in 1991, though, not 1990.

Close enough, though I probably should've checked the exact date on IMDB before posting. At any rate, it had the misfortune to be released at the exact same time that Vanilla Ice's fifteen minutes of fame came to an end. Smile

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Fat Freddy wrote:: Yesterday "Cool As Ice," 1990's "Rebel Without A Cause" retread with Vanilla Ice in the James Dean role, came on HBO and I just HAD to settle in for some bad movie watchin'. For those of you who missed this gem (which I'm assuming is just about everybody) during its theatrical run, it was hiariously god-awful. I'd love to know who thought it was a good idea to try and make Vanilla into a movie star. "Yo girl, drop that zero and get with the hero, know what I'm sayin'?" I bet that everyone involved with it is now embarrassed to admit they had anything to do with unleashing it upon the world.

Wow. Did the programmers at HBO lose a bet or something? Did someone break into their archives and swipe every other possible movie leaving them nothing else at all to show? Why not just run color bars for 90 minutes. I'd watch static and white noise before I could sit through that one.

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MetalGuy71 wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:: Yesterday "Cool As Ice," 1990's "Rebel Without A Cause" retread with Vanilla Ice in the James Dean role, came on HBO and I just HAD to settle in for some bad movie watchin'. For those of you who missed this gem (which I'm assuming is just about everybody) during its theatrical run, it was hiariously god-awful. I'd love to know who thought it was a good idea to try and make Vanilla into a movie star. "Yo girl, drop that zero and get with the hero, know what I'm sayin'?" I bet that everyone involved with it is now embarrassed to admit they had anything to do with unleashing it upon the world.

Wow. Did the programmers at HBO lose a bet or something? Did someone break into their archives and swipe every other possible movie leaving them nothing else at all to show? Why not just run color bars for 90 minutes. I'd watch static and white noise before I could sit through that one.

I almost hate to admit it but once it came on I couldn't look away. It's one of those "WTF" movies, right up there with "Howard the Duck"

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Pirates of the Caribbean 3
Grandma's Boy
Strangeland

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Fat Freddy wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:: Yesterday "Cool As Ice," 1990's "Rebel Without A Cause" retread with Vanilla Ice in the James Dean role, came on HBO and I just HAD to settle in for some bad movie watchin'. For those of you who missed this gem (which I'm assuming is just about everybody) during its theatrical run, it was hiariously god-awful. I'd love to know who thought it was a good idea to try and make Vanilla into a movie star. "Yo girl, drop that zero and get with the hero, know what I'm sayin'?" I bet that everyone involved with it is now embarrassed to admit they had anything to do with unleashing it upon the world.

Wow. Did the programmers at HBO lose a bet or something? Did someone break into their archives and swipe every other possible movie leaving them nothing else at all to show? Why not just run color bars for 90 minutes. I'd watch static and white noise before I could sit through that one.

I almost hate to admit it but once it came on I couldn't look away. It's one of those "WTF" movies, right up there with "Howard the Duck"

Man, I loved Howard the Duck as a kid. Is it that bad? I haven't seen it in ages.

I own the two most recent Vanilla Ice albums...and I like them. Shocked

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Eyesore wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:: I almost hate to admit it but once it came on I couldn't look away. It's one of those "WTF" movies, right up there with "Howard the Duck"

Man, I loved Howard the Duck as a kid. Is it that bad? I haven't seen it in ages.

I own the two most recent Vanilla Ice albums...and I like them. Shocked

I just saw "Howard" a few months ago for the first time in awhile and I love it. It's just sooooooo excruciatingly 80s, from the music, to the color schemes, to the fashions, to the set designs... it's like a god-awful time capsule with a talking duck slammed in the middle of it.

Although I loved it when I first saw it in the 80s as well. It's just a good, goofy movie. It's had so much hate piled on it over the past 20 years that it's actually become somewhat UNDER-rated.

Vanilla Ice has recent albums? scratch

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Hahaha! I loved Howard the Duck as a kid too. Haven't seen it in ages though. Perhaps I'll put it in my Netflix queue.

Last movies I seen:

Friends with Money

Horrible movie with Jennifer Aniston (I normally like her stuff). So bad that I turned it off part way in.

Dirty Dancing

I gotta say this is a pretty good movie. I know it's a chick flick, but so what! Patrick Swayze does a good job in it, as does Jennifer Gray.

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blackieboy wrote:: Hahaha! I loved Howard the Duck as a kid too. Haven't seen it in ages though. Perhaps I'll put it in my Netflix queue.

Netflix won't have it. Shamefully enough, "Howard The Duck" has yet to see a DVD release even after all these years. Bootleg DVDs abound on eBay though.

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Fat Freddy wrote:

blackieboy wrote:: Hahaha! I loved Howard the Duck as a kid too. Haven't seen it in ages though. Perhaps I'll put it in my Netflix queue.

Netflix won't have it. Shamefully enough, "Howard The Duck" has yet to see a DVD release even after all these years. Bootleg DVDs abound on eBay though.

Oh wow. That movie should at least see the light of day on dvd.

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Seriously, the last movie I watched was Pretty Woman last week. I was in a hotel room in San Diego last week and after a long day of sight seeing and stuff, I wanted to relax and watched TV and it was on.

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blackieboy wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

blackieboy wrote:: Hahaha! I loved Howard the Duck as a kid too. Haven't seen it in ages though. Perhaps I'll put it in my Netflix queue.

Netflix won't have it. Shamefully enough, "Howard The Duck" has yet to see a DVD release even after all these years. Bootleg DVDs abound on eBay though.

Oh wow. That movie should at least see the light of day on dvd.

Yea, tell me about it! I was hoping for a special 2-disc 20th anniversary DVD in 2006, but nothin'. Legend has it that George Lucas (producer) is so embarrassed by the film that he is responsible for keeping it on ice.

Doesn't matter to me tho. I have a bootleg DVD that a buddy made for me when it ran on HBO some time ago. So IN YOUR FACE Universal Studios!!
angry

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