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August Wrasslin' |OT| Make a.. make a good...uh...a good wrestling thread
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Bluekaveli
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I actually watched it for the first time maybe 6 years ago. I couldn't see the hype in it. Maybe it's something I need to go into a time machine and watch it when it first came out to really understand how it influenced many of the movies we have now.
slightconfuse
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Hmmm... let me check my IMDB ratings... >_>
I agree with Nightmare Before Christmas, that's a 10 if I ever saw one. I also agree with Back To The Future, Jurassic Park and Empire Strikes Back. But I have a couple of issues. Raiders Of The Lost Arc should be The Last Crusade which was the superior Jones movie and if you have Christmas movies here, where is the greatest Christmas movie of all time that doesn't star Bruce Willis: Christmas Vacation? That is a solid 10/10.
I think you did have to see it when it came out to get a true appreciation of it. It was very late 90's and would probably feel dated if you watched it for the first time now.
Tom Nook
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British Monsoon
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The Good, The Bad & The Ugly is a 10/10. And don't come back at me with that "but, Once Upon A Time in the West..." bullshit.
plagiarize
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We're buddies for Inside Llewyn Davis. Such an under appreciated gem.
I own the trilogy on Blu-Ray but I've still only watched the first (very good) movie.
You're my new favorite WrassleGAF member
*Offers Kaladin a Sephzilla World Order shirt*
plagiarize
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My favorite of the Dollar's trilogy is For A Few Dollar's More. It's got a sense of humour that the others feel a bit dry without.
slightconfuse
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Vanilla midget better shake my hand if he want a push
Bluekaveli
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Hmmmm Josie Wales is up there too.
Tom Nook
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WWE: What are you talking about? There's no one here by the name of Resuv, Resav, and resve working in this company.
*shakes hand*
Tom Nook
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The greatest Christmas movie of all time.
wild wild rice
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Some impressions of Monday's Raw:
-Lana's expressions and gestures in the background are so perfect. She just totally nails it.
-Mick Foley's suddenly jet black beard was highly amusing.
-Paul Heyman/Brock Lesnar promos are longer and more boring than anything Stephanie McMahon does. Heath Slater is amusing.
-Lana's expressions and gestures in the background are so perfect. She just totally nails it.
-Mick Foley's suddenly jet black beard was highly amusing.
-Paul Heyman/Brock Lesnar promos are longer and more boring than anything Stephanie McMahon does. Heath Slater is amusing.
plagiarize
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I would like to apologize profusely for that errant apostrophe in my last post.
Damn straight.
slightconfuse
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Terminator 2
I still haven't watched Amadeus! Probably because it's long, right? If it's long that's why I always put it off.
Which is hilarious because I watch hours and hours and hours of wrestling. But I guess, I dunno, good movies deserve more respect and thoughtful attention. Wrasslin' is just like "get papa a beer, son! I'm watchin' the matches!"
Totally agree, slightconfuse.
My favorite Mad Max before that was Road Warrior, and Fury Road basically makes Road Warrior obsolete.
T2 is one of the best action movie of all time, but my favorite Arnold movie is still Commando
Bluekaveli
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Still have yet to watch and I feel like I'll be missing so much not seeing it in theatres.
Tombstone is a fucking A+ movie
The Matrix holds up well enough. You can even handwave away a couple of the dated aspects of it by saying it's just a biproduct of whatever era The Matrix runs in. You know what movies have aged fucking horribly though?
I think Terminator 2 is my favorite Arnold movie but goddamn Commando is a perfect 80s movie.
The Matrix holds up well enough. You can even handwave away a couple of the dated aspects of it by saying it's just a biproduct of whatever era The Matrix runs in. You know what movies have aged fucking horribly though?
The Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies
I think Terminator 2 is my favorite Arnold movie but goddamn Commando is a perfect 80s movie.
slightconfuse
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funkystudent
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I broke it.
Bluekaveli
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Another Perfect 10 movie:
Not a fan. I'm not really in to Spielberg, to be honest.
I still need to watch Schindler's List, though.
Naw, The Sam raimi spider man trilogy is goat, and Spider man 2 goat.
Later Spielberg is hit and miss, but he was a master in his early years.
Biggest-Geek-Ever
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My stuck-on-a-desert-island list of dope rewatchable movies:
The Princess Bride
The Raid 1 & 2
Caddyshack
Pirates of the Caribbean 1
Pulp Fiction
Ghostbusters
Alien
Wrath of Khan
Forrest Gump
Die Hard
Groundhog Day
Rocky 4
The Princess Bride
The Raid 1 & 2
Caddyshack
Pirates of the Caribbean 1
Pulp Fiction
Ghostbusters
Alien
Wrath of Khan
Forrest Gump
Die Hard
Groundhog Day
Rocky 4
I don't agree. He's consistently okay. But I'm really not an aficionado. I'm told there are things to appreciate. But I'm like whatever.
Oh God, no. Nothing is... Although Steph is more annoying than boring.