OT: Favorite Movie Scenes
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Best Boyfriend for Dinner scene
"I can't figure it out tonight so I'll just hang out with your daughter"
I remember at about that same age, a mom cornering me in the kitchen as my date went upstairs to get ready and ask me if I thought we'd be out late.. and I said: "Ohh yeahhh".
^^^ moron ^^^
"I can't figure it out tonight so I'll just hang out with your daughter"
I remember at about that same age, a mom cornering me in the kitchen as my date went upstairs to get ready and ask me if I thought we'd be out late.. and I said: "Ohh yeahhh".
^^^ moron ^^^
You're so cool Who's your daddy? What's in the box? Hannibal and little boy Bronx Tale -Door Test This cause well, Bradley Cooper looks so good...
Saw Mickey when he was filming The Wrestler at a bar in a Linden. He has changed so much.
Marissa walked right past me, pretty girl.
I love this movie. This one and the one with Diane Lane who is also having an affair.
Same with The Exorcist, would post the head spinning scene but the other parts are just way to graphic.
QT should be canonized (Sainted?) for just writing the part that Salma played. He should be made pope for casting her!!!
MO
Shot at Valley Forge Military Academy, Dad was AD there, where I was born. Mad Dog went PG there before UCinn.
I always go with these.
Favorite scene
I actually have the Dream Academy's instrumental version of this Smith's tune, on vinyl.
Most painful scene
Just great filmmaking
And the entire sequence in The Princess Bride, from the scene on the boat, climbing the cliffs, the sword fight, wrestling, and wine-tasting -- probably the greatest sequence of any movie.
Favorite scene
I actually have the Dream Academy's instrumental version of this Smith's tune, on vinyl.
Most painful scene
Just great filmmaking
And the entire sequence in The Princess Bride, from the scene on the boat, climbing the cliffs, the sword fight, wrestling, and wine-tasting -- probably the greatest sequence of any movie.
Reminds me of one of my favorite movies from the 70's: The Groove Tube with a great satire on this scene.
Chevy Chase and Richard Belzer both get their starts in this movie.
Many sketches are dated, but off the top the Kramp Easy Lube, Brown 25 and the newscast ("reporting life from Suc Muc Dic") still have it.
MO
For some reason my wife and sister in law (my Brother’s wife) hate that scene and the movie too. LOL
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