David A
Space Pope
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Originally posted by TheLesbianLeela: Thanks a lot, David. I see you know a lot about movies (or you are at the Internet Movie Database for some hours every day ). A little from column A, and a little from column B. Well, first I've thought those three movies are a trilogy. Melly told me that just the second and the third belong together. The first movie is about a hyper-modern bus that goes crazy. The second and the third are about a pilot who tends to be too nervously in critical moments, but he has to save an airplane after the crew died of poisoned food and save a spaceship because its computer went mad. The plane- and the spaceship-movie are from the same people who brought Scary Movie to you. Ah. That would be Airplane! and Airplane II: The Sequel. I had originally thought that those two sounded like the Airplane movies, but I got confused because I thought that you were talking about a trilogy of movies. I still don't know what the one with the bus is, though. Originally posted by Klumsy Kitty: I am surprised that none of you guys ever seems to mention Big Trouble in little China, I mean I know we have lots of kung-fu & weird movie enthusiasts here. None of you guys liked that? I liked it. It's one of my favorite movies of all time.
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TheLesbianLeela
Liquid Emperor
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Originally posted by David A: Ah. That would be Airplane! and Airplane II: The Sequel. I had originally thought that those two sounded like the Airplane movies, but I got confused because I thought that you were talking about a trilogy of movies. I still don't know what the one with the bus is, though. Yes, "Airplane" and "Airplane 2". The bus-movie is "The Big Bus" and I've just seen that it doesn't belongs in this thread since it's from the 70s.
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PMcG
Crustacean
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Raging Bull, Scarface, Spinal Tap, Full Metal Jacket have all been mentioned but they are some of my favourite ever. I dont think anyone listed Cape Fear, the remake with Robert DeNiro, I liked that, mainly cos DeNiro was in it. The man is just brilliant.
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mint
Liquid Emperor
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Originally posted by *Squeaky *: *I always thought "Ferris Buellar's Day Off" (I just killed that title with the spelling I'm sure of that) was a cool movie.
* I agree, I love that film, anyway besides ‘Ferris Buellas’s Day Off’ this is my list, not in order though… Indiana Jones Star wars Ghost busters Terminator Back to the future
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Yuki_in_space
Bending Unit
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Originally posted by fryfanSpyOrama: 1985 cult classic:
"Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon"
Leroy or Bruce Leroy was a true underdog.
Sho'nuff was a memorable villain.
This movie spoke 80's. Ohhh yeaaah baby! I love that movie. Other 80's movies: I should hardly have to mention "Blade Runner" and "Aliens" ("Game over man, game over!" ). "Terminator" was great, too. "Better Off Dead" started my unhealthy crush on John Cusack. I liked "Ghostbusters 2" only for "Viggo, the scourge of Moldavia". I still shout that out when I'm drunk sometimes. I liked a lot of the John Hughes flicks except for the endings. The end of "Pretty in Pink", where Molly Ringwald ditches John Cryer at the prom has always made me terribly sad. That bitch. James Spader was always the super-hot rich bastard. I liked him in that and "Less Than Zero". I also hated how they had to make Ally Sheedy into a clone at the end of "The Breakfast Club". I was always kind of like her in high school: quiet, dandruffy, wearing black all the time (I still do that).
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