September 9, 20214 yr Say it isn't so. It's a Farrelly brothers movie that gets lost in the shuffle. Chris Klein, Heather Graham, Sally Field. It's a good one.
September 10, 20214 yr Oscar (1991). I think it bombed because the typical Stallone movie-goer of the early 1990s was expecting an action shoot-em-up, not a screwball comedy. And also, this is a terrible, terrible trailer: ...because, among other things, THIS ISN'T THE PLOT OF THE MOVIE AT ALL. The actual plot is: Gangster Angelo "Snaps" Provolone promises his dying father that he will give up a life of crime, and instead "go straight." And then... well... misunderstandings occur. It's not directed or written wonderfully, but the incredible cast carries the film. Edited September 10, 20214 yr by Rimbo
September 10, 20214 yr 17 hours ago, closetohumping said: Say it isn't so. It's a Farrelly brothers movie that gets lost in the shuffle. Chris Klein, Heather Graham, Sally Field. It's a good one. Yeah, I thought that was a good one, but haven’t seen it in years.
September 10, 20214 yr Nothing in Common. Jackie Gleason and Tom Hanks, in one of Tom’s first somewhat dramatic performances, and Jackie’s last before he died. I watched it within the last year, and I thought it was still really good—Gleason and Hanks gave great performances—but it was incredibly dated with the mid-80’s fashion and music.
September 10, 20214 yr Only seen it once but I thought Death to Smoochy (ed norton) was hilarious. Popular but popularly-panned movie is Watchmen and for my money it beats the pants out of all this Marvel whatever stuff people are hyped on. Edited September 10, 20214 yr by 52-80
September 10, 20214 yr Only seen it once but I thought Death to Smoochy (ed norton) was hilarious. Popular but popularly-panned movie is Watchmen and for my money it beats the pants out of all this Marvel whatever stuff people are hyped on.The Watchman is a good call. Had no expectations going in, it blew me away. The comic fanboys didnt like that they don’t make a giant CGI squid to destroy New York or something.
September 10, 20214 yr Matchstick Men. Cage and Rockwell are awesome in it. Ridley Scott doing something different. Great soundtrack and vibe.
September 10, 20214 yr 6 hours ago, 52-80 said: Only seen it once but I thought Death to Smoochy (ed norton) was hilarious. Popular but popularly-panned movie is Watchmen and for my money it beats the pants out of all this Marvel whatever stuff people are hyped on. 5 hours ago, Eskimohorn said: The Watchman is a good call. Had no expectations going in, it blew me away. The comic fanboys didnt like that they don’t make a giant CGI squid to destroy New York or something. Third on the Watchmen. I'm a comic fanboy (of that comic graphic novel anyway), and I thought both the graphic novel and the movie were awesome. My pick is the first and second Resident Evil movies.
September 10, 20214 yr 8 hours ago, South Austin said: Nothing in Common. Jackie Gleason and Tom Hanks, in one of Tom’s first somewhat dramatic performances, and Jackie’s last before he died. I watched it within the last year, and I thought it was still really good—Gleason and Hanks gave great performances—but it was incredibly dated with the mid-80’s fashion and music. Along with smoking Sela Ward and a young Bess Armstrong. Edited September 10, 20214 yr by Underdog
September 10, 20214 yr Author 2 hours ago, Scranton said: Doc Hollywood Yes. Lady had some nice tittays 2 hours ago, High Plains Drifter said: Great Outdoors Oh yes, this was a great one. Another Farrelly brother was the one where Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear were Siamese twins. Gung Ho with Michael Keaton. Great flick.
September 10, 20214 yr 9 hours ago, 52-80 said: Popular but popularly-panned movie is Watchmen and for my money it beats the pants out of all this Marvel whatever stuff people are hyped on. I didn't give Watchmen a chance when it first came out. After watching the HBO series I went back and watched the movie and fucking loved it.
September 11, 20214 yr 5 hours ago, Stringer said: Matchstick Men. Cage and Rockwell are awesome in it. Ridley Scott doing something different. Great soundtrack and vibe.
September 11, 20214 yr 4 hours ago, High Plains Drifter said: Great Outdoors This was a seminal movie of my youth, so I respectfully disagree.
September 11, 20214 yr On 9/9/2021 at 1:24 PM, closetohumping said: Say it isn't so. It's a Farrelly brothers movie that gets lost in the shuffle. Chris Klein, Heather Graham, Sally Field. It's a good one. Underated? RT=9% IMDB=50% If you say so, but to each his own...
September 11, 20214 yr 14 hours ago, South Austin said: Nothing in Common. Jackie Gleason and Tom Hanks, in one of Tom’s first somewhat dramatic performances, and Jackie’s last before he died. I watched it within the last year, and I thought it was still really good—Gleason and Hanks gave great performances—but it was incredibly dated with the mid-80’s fashion and music. Very good movie
September 11, 20214 yr Barbarossa with Willie Nelson and Gary Busey. Great western that seems to have been lost and forgotten.
September 11, 20214 yr I will never understand how Big Fish did/does not get more hype. I didn't know anything about it when I begrudgingly went to see it with my wife. I walked out a damn-near changed man. Maybe I was in some sort of bubble, but I don't recall much buzz about it after it came out.
September 11, 20214 yr Author 1 hour ago, semitired said: Underated? RT=9% IMDB=50% If you say so, but to each his own... Thanks for proving my point
September 11, 20214 yr Good calls on Used Cars, Gung Ho and Great Outdoors. I think another underrated Candy film is Summer Rental.
September 11, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, Underdog said: Good calls on Used Cars, Gung Ho and Great Outdoors. I think another underrated Candy film is Summer Rental. Gonna watch used cars this weekend. My brother has been on me about this for years. Summer rental is not underrated it’s a CLASSIC so is great outdoors. Gung Ho is super underrated! Great movie. Same brother and I used to quote the dinner scene at dinners we didn’t like the food at “Len leaned over to me and said hey you gonna finish that? What am I gonna say no?” Then scrape all our food on each other’s plate which when we were younger got a us a slap or chased with a wooden spoon from Nonna. Any csb
September 11, 20214 yr Donnie Darko The Host Big Trouble in Little China Edited September 11, 20214 yr by Daichee Bell
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