and all three of them in Young Frankenstein....

minneapolisgenius said:[quote]



uh oh... my fav of all time movie....

ufoclub said:

Me too!

I grew up wishing I could be Barry, the little boy.

Carlito

don't fuck with the jesus

and



"Sometimes I doubt your commitment to Sparkle Motion!"

These two in Ghostworld



which reminded me of this movie... (which has probably already been mentioned by someone)







and these two....


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heartbeatocean said:

His performance in Jackie Brown is actually very subtle. He barely says a word, but is totally believable.

In Cape Fear he's way over the top, hamming it up to perfection. The scenes with Juliet Lewis are brilliant, and the one in the theater (where they smoke pot & she sucks his finger) was supposedly improvised.

Can't really go wrong with him.

NDRU said:

He plays a supporting role, but he definitely speaks. And it's hilarious.

Enter the Dragon...







This was the first R-rated movie I ever saw in life...Actually saw this, first run, in a theater.....I was 6...

heartbeatocean said:

Oh, sure, but he's not overly wordy. I always noticed that in contrast to previous Tarantino movies (and in Cape Fear, too), where characters give long soliloquys. Jackie Brown comes across as more real.
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So many of my favorites have already been mentioned. Here are some more:

minneapolisgenius said:

I would like to marry Enid.

Andy Garcia YES!!! loved him in Internal Affairs, The Godfather III, The Untouchables everything... he has such a great nose
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Eleanor....




I'd sell my momma for this car.....

NDRU said:

I'm not a fan of Tarantino movies, but I Jackie Brown! I was really surprised how much I liked it! Talk about a great character!

heartbeatocean said:

His movies are usually really well crafted, but not that real. They're a little too perfect. I've liked them all. I was blown away at how perfect Reservoir Dogs was.

But Jackie Brown was different. They said things without saying too much (except maybe Sam Jackson's character). Sometimes just one word, and sometimes just a look--like that whole beginning sequence at the airport.

How was the new Lynch movie?
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NDRU said:

It was very fulfilling in that it was completely bonkers, beyond anything he's done before (which says a lot) It was definitely a pretty hardcore experience because it was so out there.

I felt it was a bit flawed though, being his first shot in digital video. It made the production too easy, as usual, which lends itself to a sloppier script -- not nearly as tight and perfectly shaped as Mulholland Drive and I miss the beauty of the filmed image.

But it was fascinating creative masterpiece, a strong, potent dose of Lynch, if you're into that kind of thing. You could call it a pure Lynchian experience.

heartbeatocean said:

his movies are about as close as you can get to watching a dream.

I didn't know he went digital. That's surprising since he's so into mood, and film (in my opinion) creates mood better than digital.

minneapolisgenius said:

So shitty you can't help but like it I should have an 80's B horror marathon one weekend.

NDRU said:

"You mean the one with the big titties?" from WEIRD SCIENCE.


m

M

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

close, but it's

"I've never bagged a babe. I'm not a stud." from 16 candles

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

this lady looks familiar

maybe I was thinking of this lady?

ZombieKitten said:

Is that Nora Dunn from SNL?

M

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

I don't know, it's from Twin Peaks

AnckSuNamun said:

Then you could join RipHer2Shreds and I because that's what we do sometimes.

minneapolisgenius said:

heartbeatocean said: