bigpoison wrote:
Make a deal.
What kind of a deal?
A deal deal. Maybe the guys a republican.
The Wolf of Wall Street?
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Has anyone seen Gravity?
Same movie as Ivan's quote.
@littledragons: I did.
trysts wrote:
ab121705 wrote:
Is there somethin' wrong?
With what?
With anything?
Is that what you're asking me? "Is there something wrong with anything?"
Okay, so we still don't know 4804, 4811, and now this one, correct?
No Goldendog got 4811, it was Mad Max. Actually it was the Road Warrior, so we should deduct a half point from him.
trysts wrote:
@littledragons: I did.
What did you think?
bigpoison wrote:
Same movie as Ivan's quote.
Oh
Ubik42 wrote:
trysts wrote:
ab121705 wrote:
Is there somethin' wrong?
With what?
With anything?
Is that what you're asking me? "Is there something wrong with anything?"
Okay, so we still don't know 4804, 4811, and now this one, correct?
No Goldendog got 4811, it was Mad Max. Actually it was the Road Warrior, so we should deduct a half point from him.
So we still need someone to get #4804, and ab's quote above.
Wish I'd thought of that line instead bp.
The movie is Kelly's Heroes.
littledragons wrote:
trysts wrote:
@littledragons: I did.
What did you think?
I thought it was a great visual experience, and pretty tense. Did you see it?
ivandh post 4850; "Kelly's Heroes" Clint Eastwood EXCELLENT
Bigposon 4854; That was Kelly's Heroes also with Don Rickels. you hockey puck.
trysts wrote:
littledragons wrote:
trysts wrote:
@littledragons: I did.
What did you think?
I thought it was a great visual experience, and pretty tense. Did you see it?
yeah. The visuals was good, but I kept waiting for the film to really start; you know what I mean?
littledragons wrote:
trysts wrote:
littledragons wrote:
trysts wrote:
@littledragons: I did.
What did you think?
I thought it was a great visual experience, and pretty tense. Did you see it?
yeah. The visuals was good, but I kept waiting for the film to really start; you know what I mean?
Kind of. It was really short, like just over 80 minutes long. And it was just really a visual experience. A survival film. No more to the story than that.
trysts wrote:
littledragons wrote:
trysts wrote:
littledragons wrote:
trysts wrote:
@littledragons: I did.
What did you think?
I thought it was a great visual experience, and pretty tense. Did you see it?
yeah. The visuals was good, but I kept waiting for the film to really start; you know what I mean?
Kind of. It was really short, like just over 80 minutes long. And it was just really a visual experience. A survival film. No more to the story than that.
It felt like a prologue to something else, as if they were setting it up for something else. Yeah, maybe the length affected it. They should have taken lessons from the Tom Hanks film. I suppose it is hard to make survival films; you have to make it really long; to show the stages of denial, barganing, anger, and acceptance. I thought Riddick had a bit of the same problem.
#4820 too:
You hit her?
He never.
No man here touched that crazy girl. I put the hurt on her me and my sisters
This is hilarious! I'm switching windows watching the Australian Open, listening to a song posted in my music thread, having a conversation about Gravity, and trying to figure out the quotes from movies, while spilling my wine all over the place! 
littledragons wrote:
trysts wrote:
littledragons wrote:
trysts wrote:
littledragons wrote:
trysts wrote:
@littledragons: I did.
What did you think?
I thought it was a great visual experience, and pretty tense. Did you see it?
yeah. The visuals was good, but I kept waiting for the film to really start; you know what I mean?
Kind of. It was really short, like just over 80 minutes long. And it was just really a visual experience. A survival film. No more to the story than that.
It felt like a prologue to something else, as if they were setting it up for something else. Yeah, maybe the length affected it. They should have taken lessons from the Tom Hanks film. I suppose it is hard to make survival films; you have to make it really long; to show the stages of denial, barganing, anger, and acceptance. I thought Riddick had a bit of the same problem.
I see where you're coming from. It could have been a great film if it invested more time into the script, for sure:)
Make a deal.
What kind of a deal?
A deal deal. Maybe the guys a republican.