mdiver said:

"He died in a bizarre gardening accident."

"The police said, best leave it unsolved."

"I can do without the rock and roll, just as long as there's the sex and the drugs."

"It was a blues-jazz festival." "No it wasn't. It was a jazz-blues festival."

"If you're ever at the Holiday Inn at Topeka, be sure to catch Four Jacks and a Jill."

"St. Hubins was the patron saint of quality footwear."

"I got no timing, I got NO timing! You know what I want you to do? Kick my ass. Just go ahead, right here. Please kick my ass."

I place that at #3 in my most-watched movies list.

Number 2 is "Stripes".

Number 1 in a runaway is "Animal House".

kpowers said:

Back off! I was first!

calldapplwondery83 said:

kpowers said:

RodeoSchro said:

"It's like, how much more black could this be? and the answer is none. None more black. "

- "So when you're playing you feel like a preserved moose on stage?"
- "Yeah."

"I believe virtually everything I read, and I think that is what makes me more of a selective human than someone who doesn't believe anything."

"They're two distinct types of visionaries, it's like fire and ice, basically. I feel my role in the band is to be somewhere in the middle of that, kind of like lukewarm water."

RodeoSchro said:

"Lick My Love Pump".

"It's such a fine line between stupid, and clever."

"We've got Armadillos in our trousers. It's really quite frightening."

Too many, too many!



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I watched Stripes again recently for the first time in years. Since maybe even betamax! Not as good as I remember it, and not Murray's best. I'd rather watch Groundhog Day over and over again.

calldapplwondery83 said:

Ok you can keep the books, I'll take evenstar3

mcmeekle said:

OMG the scene with the cucumber down the trousers

Then of course Billy Crystal "Mime is money"

"You could go and have a bite and come back and that one will still be going"



And my fave,with the puzzled look on the face...

"But these go to eleven"

Star Wars trilogy
The Matrix trilogy
Tombstone
Rio Bravo
The Godfather I & II
The Incredible
Happy Feet
300
Star Trek (all of them)
Sabrina
The Usual Suspects
Alien (all of them)
Predator
Enter the Dragon
Four Brothers
Ronin
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Miami Vice
Underworld
Indian Jones The Last Crusade
Dogma
The Mummy
The Mummy Returns
The Scorpion King
Air Force One
Scrooge
Tequila Sunrise
The Big Lebowski
The Lord of the Rings
The Thing
2001 Space Odyssey
The Shadow
Bad Boys 1 & 2
S.W.A.T
The Bourne Identity
The Bourne Supremacy
Laura Croft Tomb Raider
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
Laura Croft Circle of Life
The Secretary
The Transporter (all of them)

that's all I can think of right now.

mdiver said:

There surely can't be another film with so many quotable lines.

And then there's Stonehenge, the malfunctioning pod, getting lost on the way to the stage, the cucumber scene, Nigel having to get helped up on stage.....

And the songs, Break Like the Wind, Big Bottom, Sex Farm...

Pure class!

TheMightyCelestial said:

OH YES I do know EXACTLY what you are talking!!!!

And the funniest scene ever is when Sonny is beating Carlo in the street...if you look closely, James Caan's fist never even touches Carlo's face.

Flowers2 said:

Child that was the ONLY reason why I have seen it so many times myself....that is one fine man!!!!



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The Matrix
The Color Purple
The Godfather
The 5th Element
Meet Joe Black
Pulp Fiction
Fight Club

just to name a few.

I can never get tired of watching this man....not Al Pacino, but Michael Corleone:

missfee said:

oh my gosh.. yes... this MAN was fiiine up in that movie... and yes, I'm with you.. he was the only reason I watched this movie so much...

Star Wars
Superman I & II
Xanadu
Grey Gardens
All the old John Waters movies (up to and including Hairspray)
Wild at Heart

and i'm sure there are others though i can't think of 'em at the moment...

Anxiety said:

You do understand that not EVERY post you create has to be a gay one, right?

Imago said:

oh shut your big gay mouth you gay gaywad gay-gay.

I forgot about this beautiful man right here .. 'BloodSport' ... I watched this plenty of times because of this fine joker

I forgot all about this guilty pleasure movie, though it was an awful corny movie, I can't help to watch it everytime it comes on television:



and here is Taimak in recent years, he's looking kind of

Mostly the Bond-movies, not cause im a big fan anymore, but they are relaxing and easy watching

^^^ ahhh.. we're busting out all the fine men.. lol.... in that case.. I just NEED to find a picture of Phillip Michael Thomas from 'Sparkle'.. that kind of fine makes no damn sense and yeah, I forgot I watched that enough
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Jumpin' Jack Flash
The Breakfast Club
Sixteen Candles
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Grease
Pretty Woman
Coming To America
Forest Gump
Rocky Horror Picture Show
When Harry Met Sally
The Mummy
The Mummy Returns
Underworld
Underworld Evolution
Sleepless In Seattle

Flowers2 said:

I was lucky in that I didn't see any of the Godfather movies til much later in life than most people. I didn't get the chance to watch 'em until sometime during my early college years. And the first one I saw was the third installment. So I got to see it without the comparison of it's 2 predecessors.
And, IMO, on it's own, it's a very good mobster movie. Obviously, it can't compare to the first two, but in the genre of mob-flicks, it kicks it's own particuler brand of mafia ass.
Plus, with it's redemption-themed, politically-charged corporation/Vatican storyline,
it's a pretty goddamn smart movie, too.
Now while I haven't watched it as much as 1 & 2, I still like it & I still find watching the whole series as a trilogy to be quite a fulfilling movie-viewing experience.
Now, if only Sofia Coppola would've gotten shot at the beginning of the film instead of the end, maybe this flick would get a little more respect.

calldapplwondery83 said:

you DO?!

yes, let's

My shortlist is weird. There are a few movies I enjoy SO thoroughly, I cannot zap away when they are on. It's not a list that says 'best movies of all time' to all, but it does to me. I love romantic comedies.

Amadeus.
Silence Of The Lambs.
Le Grand Blue.
Ever After.
The Iron Giant.
Groundhog Day.
Three Weddings And A Funeral.
Raise The Red Lantern.
Dangerous Liaisons.
A Beautiful Thing (singing along to Mamma Cas songs)
While You Were Sleeping.
American Beauty.

Titanic, Moulin Rouge, Iron Giant, Gummo, X-Men, Godfather(s), Citizen Kane, Purple Rain, Sign O' the Times, Truth Or Dare...


and a bunch of stuff when i was a kid. my brother and sister would get obsessed with movies and would watch them every day after school as if they were a syndicated TV series (Dumb & Dumber and Swiss Family Robinson, respectively, spring to mind).

HamsterHuey said:

Shit I forgot about that one, I watched that over and over when it came out, might go and stick it on now..

The majority of the films mentioned should be on m list for repeated watching apart from the Godfather Trilogy, can you believe I've not even seen them once!! I really must do something about that.

Flowers2 said:

He's gay