mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
That is just the tip of the iceburg of the crimes in that film
(see also: Animal House)
well geez.. they are both frat movies
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Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
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well geez.. they are both frat movies
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
mookie has to assume True Lies gets a 99.9 on the rt website then.
mookie has to assume True Lies gets a 99.9 on the rt website then.
aparch
Acetaminamerican
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
70% actually.
mookie has to assume True Lies gets a 99.9 on the rt website then.
70% actually.
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
She gave consent, but not to that particular person. She gave consent to who she thought was someone else.
having sex with a mask is rape?!?!
well no wonder the bandit takes his hat off for one thing, and one thing only
She gave consent, but not to that particular person. She gave consent to who she thought was someone else.
RaceBoarder
Waiting for the Snow to fly...
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
The 80s have not aged well
She gave consent, but not to that particular person. She gave consent to who she thought was someone else.
The 80s have not aged well
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
No, they have not.
The 80s have not aged well
No, they have not.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
I have only watched FF1 but this whole article and, especially, comments are wonderful. I have no idea what they're talking about but it is enchanting to me.
I have only watched FF1 but this whole article and, especially, comments are wonderful. I have no idea what they're talking about but it is enchanting to me.
Handyman
Hug someone you care about...
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
Fast and Furious films are fun video game style movies and never pretend to be otherwise. They are enjoyable eye candy and great ways to waste a few hours. They are Michael Bay Films only better.
Fast and Furious films are fun video game style movies and never pretend to be otherwise. They are enjoyable eye candy and great ways to waste a few hours. They are Michael Bay Films only better.
Twitch Boy
Defacing this tagline is a MAX foul
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
Apparently Dwayne Johnson is referred to as "Franchise Viagra" in the biz. Slap his name up on the marquee and it's an instant $50 million box office bump.
Apparently Dwayne Johnson is referred to as "Franchise Viagra" in the biz. Slap his name up on the marquee and it's an instant $50 million box office bump.
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
While I have never seen one (the trailers told me all I need to know), that is probably a good way of putting it. Although, guessing not as good as a Liam Neeson action movie.
Edit: Dwane Johnson description is correct. It's too bad, actually, I think he could do some other stuff successfully, if he got the chance. He was awesome in Be Cool.
While I have never seen one (the trailers told me all I need to know), that is probably a good way of putting it. Although, guessing not as good as a Liam Neeson action movie.
Edit: Dwane Johnson description is correct. It's too bad, actually, I think he could do some other stuff successfully, if he got the chance. He was awesome in Be Cool.
Jimjamesak
Already insane, UAA making it worse
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
Speaking of that, it qualifies on the Rotten Tomatoes challenge. (39%)
I always have a soft spot for Tokyo Drift.
Speaking of that, it qualifies on the Rotten Tomatoes challenge. (39%)
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
Not gonna look back, but is the RT THEIR score or AUDIENCE score? Because I finally checked the rating on a movie that I really do like, and it's 25% RT, 77% audience.
Gone In 60 Seconds remake. I know, I know, but it's a fun movie.
Not gonna look back, but is the RT THEIR score or AUDIENCE score? Because I finally checked the rating on a movie that I really do like, and it's 25% RT, 77% audience.
Gone In 60 Seconds remake. I know, I know, but it's a fun movie.
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Mookie is also a fan!!!
Jimjamesak
Already insane, UAA making it worse
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
mercy....
mercy....
Handyman
Hug someone you care about...
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
Liam Neeson films are ok, outside of Taken 1 though the drop off is quite steep. Fast and Furious films are better IMHO.
While I have never seen one (the trailers told me all I need to know), that is probably a good way of putting it. Although, guessing not as good as a Liam Neeson action movie.
Edit: Dwane Johnson description is correct. It's too bad, actually, I think he could do some other stuff successfully, if he got the chance. He was awesome in Be Cool.
Liam Neeson films are ok, outside of Taken 1 though the drop off is quite steep. Fast and Furious films are better IMHO.
Slap Shot
I got nothing
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
You wonder if the makers of the Gi60S remake are kicking themselves seeing what F&F has made the past 20 years.
You wonder if the makers of the Gi60S remake are kicking themselves seeing what F&F has made the past 20 years.
RaceBoarder
Waiting for the Snow to fly...
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
For me Gone in 60 Seconds blows any of the "original concept" F&F movies out of the water. There is pretty distinctive difference in what the F&F franchise started as, and what it has become however. A modern F&F movie has nothing in common w/ the original other than Vin Diesel.
In the early 2000s I was heavily involved in "legit" motorsports and had been for some time as both a fan and participant (non-driver). That timeframe as a whole saw a massive influx of people into "Car Culture" because it was the "in" thing to do. These movies spurred the "tuner" culture side of it and I hated that. You had kids who had no idea how to change their oil suddenly become experts on how to trip out their Honda Civic w/ stickers and a bolt on rear wing. It was insulting to be talked down to by kids who had these cars because I drove a minivan, a Ford Escort sedan, or a compact pickup at the time, despite working in the pits of both drag and circle track cars for several years at that point. I just can't forgive the F&F franchise for being the catalyst for all that BS that I had to deal with
For me Gone in 60 Seconds blows any of the "original concept" F&F movies out of the water. There is pretty distinctive difference in what the F&F franchise started as, and what it has become however. A modern F&F movie has nothing in common w/ the original other than Vin Diesel.
In the early 2000s I was heavily involved in "legit" motorsports and had been for some time as both a fan and participant (non-driver). That timeframe as a whole saw a massive influx of people into "Car Culture" because it was the "in" thing to do. These movies spurred the "tuner" culture side of it and I hated that. You had kids who had no idea how to change their oil suddenly become experts on how to trip out their Honda Civic w/ stickers and a bolt on rear wing. It was insulting to be talked down to by kids who had these cars because I drove a minivan, a Ford Escort sedan, or a compact pickup at the time, despite working in the pits of both drag and circle track cars for several years at that point. I just can't forgive the F&F franchise for being the catalyst for all that BS that I had to deal with
Slap Shot
I got nothing
Re: Movie Thread #50: Godzilla gives us permission to nuke our enemies
Used to make fun of the rice rocket dudes.
For me Gone in 60 Seconds blows any of the "original concept" F&F movies out of the water. There is pretty distinctive difference in what the F&F franchise started as, and what it has become however. A modern F&F movie has nothing in common w/ the original other than Vin Diesel.
In the early 2000s I was heavily involved in "legit" motorsports and had been for some time as both a fan and participant (non-driver). That timeframe as a whole saw a massive influx of people into "Car Culture" because it was the "in" thing to do. These movies spurred the "tuner" culture side of it and I hated that. You had kids who had no idea how to change their oil suddenly become experts on how to trip out their Honda Civic w/ stickers and a bolt on rear wing. It was insulting to be talked down to by kids who had these cars because I drove a minivan, a Ford Escort sedan, or a compact pickup at the time, despite working in the pits of both drag and circle track cars for several years at that point. I just can't forgive the F&F franchise for being the catalyst for all that BS that I had to deal with
Used to make fun of the rice rocket dudes.
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