What was the last movie you watched?

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  • everybody knows this is nowhere Posts: 7,791

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    dankind said:
    I still don’t understand what the first Top Gun is about. The best I can do is major asshole guy flies a plane, major asshole guy stalks and fucks flight instructor, major asshole guy’s non-asshole friend dies while flying a plane, and major asshole guy is still a major asshole guy who flies a plane at the end. 
    This has got to be the funniest description I've ever heard about that film.

    @HughFreakingDillon Take the wife to see it!
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    hedonist said:
    How was that, Ponc?

    I watched Dolores Claiborne yesterday. I just love Kathy Bates. 
    That's a really good film!
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    Spiritual_Chaos said:
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    Great vibrant Tony Scott colors and sweatiness though. 
    I can't wait to see this film :smiley: may be I'll treat myself on my birthday!
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    Bill and Ted Face the Music. Silly fun. 
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    West Coast Dreamgirl said:
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    This has got to be the funniest description I've ever heard about that film.

    @HughFreakingDillon Take the wife to see it!
    Lol probably going tonight
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    Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain



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    GlowGirl said:
    Bill and Ted Face the Music. Silly fun. 
    Yeah, not as good as the first two, but I didn't expect it to be. It was great to see Keanu Reeves in action.

    I haven't seen the latest Matrix but am looking forward to it.  I loved the interview with Carrie Ann Moss, saying what it was like, working with him. He kept shaking his head! 
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    Spiritual_Chaos said:



    That was titled "Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park" when it aired in the US. Remember watching it as a kid. Ace's voice was so badly dubbed as I recall.
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    The World According to Garp

    One of my all-time favorites. I feel like I lucked out finding it on HBO. 
  • Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,668

    I found this to be extremely fascinating and emotional, and it certainly gave me a brand new perspective on Val Kilmer, like holy shit. Well worth the watch.

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    Poncier said:
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    That was titled "Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park" when it aired in the US. Remember watching it as a kid. Ace's voice was so badly dubbed as I recall.
    Yep. Made for TV. But got a theatrical release in some European countries with the "Attack of the Phantoms" name. In widescreen. And, with a couple of their 1978 soloalbum songs thrown on the soundtrack. 

    The Attack of the Phantoms cut is available in one of the Kissology DVD box sets.
    "Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
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    PJ_Soul said:

    I found this to be extremely fascinating and emotional, and it certainly gave me a brand new perspective on Val Kilmer, like holy shit. Well worth the watch.

    I know he moved out to a ranch w his family to get away from everything so I am sure he touches upon that?

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