Friday night I ran across Dazed and Confused on Much Music. I forgot how much I enjoyed the mental trans fat that is that movie.
I also didn’t realise that Matthew McConaghey played the porno star looking guy that still hangs our with the high school kids.
Starship Troopers = one of the most UNDERrated movies O.A.T.
How High
all Kevin Smith movies
did you really say Res. Dogs wasnt a meaningful movie? …anyway
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Props BMX videos lol
[quote]tootles27 wrote:
AngryVader wrote:
Spinal Tap is a classic. That doesn’t belong in your list. Neither does Still Smoking or Reservoir Dogs.
If your friends give you crap for watching those movies, it means that THEY are the ones that have no taste in movies.
If anything, I give my friends shit for watching and loving terrible romantic comedies, movies starring shitty actors, or totally unoriginal movies.
On a related note, I’m watching Porky’s tonight for the first time.
WHAT??? A movie freak like you never saw Porky’s??? It’s not April Fools.[/quote]
Well, when it came out originally, I was too young to see it and my parents said ‘no’. I just never got around to seeing it. 20+ years go by and I’m at Blockbuster looking for something to rent and I see it on the shelf and it dawns on me that I still haven’t seen it.
I meant to watch it last night, but I ended up watching Wanted and X-Files. I’ll watch it tonight.
A movie that sucks but I love and HAVE to watch anytime its on:
Screwed
The transporter movies completely superficial but jason statham does kick some ass…
When i don’t feel like thinking and want to watch something, I seem to always pick
Dumb and Dumber…best movie
[quote]AngryVader wrote:
tootles27 wrote:
AngryVader wrote:
Spinal Tap is a classic. That doesn’t belong in your list. Neither does Still Smoking or Reservoir Dogs.
If your friends give you crap for watching those movies, it means that THEY are the ones that have no taste in movies.
If anything, I give my friends shit for watching and loving terrible romantic comedies, movies starring shitty actors, or totally unoriginal movies.
On a related note, I’m watching Porky’s tonight for the first time.
WHAT??? A movie freak like you never saw Porky’s??? It’s not April Fools.
Well, when it came out originally, I was too young to see it and my parents said ‘no’. I just never got around to seeing it. 20+ years go by and I’m at Blockbuster looking for something to rent and I see it on the shelf and it dawns on me that I still haven’t seen it.
I meant to watch it last night, but I ended up watching Wanted and X-Files. I’ll watch it tonight.[/quote]
Porky’s was the first R-Rated movie that I ever saw in a movie theater, when I was 15. My friends and I weren’t allowed in at first, since we were under age, but these older guys said that we were with them, so we got in.
I still love that movie. I’m absolutely amazed that you haven’t seen it, vader.
[quote]ouroboro_s wrote:
Friday night I ran across Dazed and Confused on Much Music. I forgot how much I enjoyed the mental trans fat that is that movie.[/quote]
I have used this phrase many times.
I have never seen Strarship Troopers in its entirety.
The first Transporter had awesome fight choreography.
And…a lot of people didn’t like Hitch Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy but I think it ranks up there with 1984 and Catch-22 as one of the greatest social commentaries of our time.
EDIT:
Does anyone remember that Woody Allen film where he wakes up in the future, and there are these plantations that grow massive vegetables? There was also a household ‘booth’ where people went to experience orgasms or something. It was a hilarious movie and I don’t know the name…goddamnit.
The Hebrew Hammer
Funny as hell movie, but completely and utterly stupid.
I love it.
[quote]PonceDeLeon wrote:
ouroboro_s wrote:
Friday night I ran across Dazed and Confused on Much Music. I forgot how much I enjoyed the mental trans fat that is that movie.
I have used this phrase many times.
I have never seen Strarship Troopers in its entirety.
The first Transporter had awesome fight choreography.
And…a lot of people didn’t like Hitch Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy but I think it ranks up there with 1984 and Catch-22 as one of the greatest social commentaries of our time.
EDIT:
Does anyone remember that Woody Allen film where he wakes up in the future, and there are these plantations that grow massive vegetables? There was also a household ‘booth’ where people went to experience orgasms or something. It was a hilarious movie and I don’t know the name…goddamnit.[/quote]
I rthink the movie you’re thinking about is “Sleeper”, Ponce.
Good movie.
Go ahead and add Punisher: War Zone to the list. Action-packed, but nothing deep about it. Most definitely mindless.
Dawn of the dead (remake with Sarah Polley and Ving Rhames)
Armageddon
The island of Dr. Moreau (remake with Marlon Brando and Val Kilmer)
From dusk til dawn
40-year-old virgin
Snatch
Desperado
El Mariachi (original in the Desperado trilogy)
Starship Troopers (one of the best dumb movies of all time)
Lethal Weapon (1,2 or 3)
Dusk till Dawn
Jackass the Movie
Jackass 2
Jackass 2.5
Super Troopers
Old School
Beer Fest
Shoot 'Em Up
Crank
x2 on Super Troopers, Beer Fest, and Old School. Also add Talledega Nights and Borat.
The first two Blade movies.
Anchorman.
Things To Do In Denver When You’re Dead.
Fast Times At Ridgemont High.
South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut
“shut your fucking face uncle fuckaaa”