quote:Originally posted by There'll be no morning for us: I love the weirdness of Xtro The second one however was torture to sit through. Haven't seen the 3rd yet.
I did too. I just expected it to be a different kind of weird. Went in with the wrong expectations for sure.
Yeah, I had expectations.
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Featuring blaxploitation veterans Richard Roundtree and Jim Brown. Plus a lot of young actors who can't act, but that's not important.
If you dig Cannon flicks, you should get this..... im looking at you, aTomiK Posts: 1278 | From: Denmark,Europe | Registered: Dec 2007 | Site Updates: 3
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Looks like a real treat, thanks JAY LEE! And there´s two 2 Live Crew tunes on the soundtrack, i NEED this one Posts: 5116 | From: Finland | Registered: Feb 2008 | Site Updates: 7
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Lovers with Cassie
Remembering when Mel Gibson was young....
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The Gods Must Be Crazy (1981). Marius Weyers, Sandra Prinsloo, N!xau, Louw Verwey and Michael Thys. A simple Bushman seeks to return a Coke bottle that was dropped by an aeroplane pilot. Along the way, he becomes entangled with a radiant teacher, a scientist and a band of terrorists.
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Hands down, the gayest movie i've ever seen! Promise me to never go near this one....!!! Posts: 1278 | From: Denmark,Europe | Registered: Dec 2007 | Site Updates: 3
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aTomiK
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Key Exchange (1985). Ben Masters, Brooke Adams, Daniel Stern, Danny Aiello, Nancy Mette and Tony Roberts. A bicycle enthusiast and a television producer from New York City who are courting experience uncertainty as to whether to commit.
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Watched Tennessee Nights aka Tennessee Waltz aka Black Water with Julian Sands and Stacey Dash. Overall.. the fact that the movie has three different names should be a sign to avoid. But even though there were so many unanswered questions.. I found it intriguing and thought Stacey Dash was very good in it.
It had some big names in it in smaller roles.. Rod Steiger, Ned Beatty, Johnny Cash, and Ed Lauter. But the fun was seeing Brian McNamara the older brother from "Mystery Date" in a supporting role.
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The Secret of My Success. I can't believe how young Michael J. Fox looks in this movie- he looks like a baby compared to now. Last thing I saw him in was Rescue Me Season 5- he was excellent.
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JayLee, I need to check out Crackhouse. I was considering watching it a few nights ago- it is free on ONDemand now. I like Richard Roundtree.
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What I love about Crackhouse is that it starts out as an episode of 21 Jumpstreet, then it turns into the gang movie Colors, and finishes of as your standard Cannon 80's action flick. Good stuff!
just watched this last night...
UNCOMMON VALOR-1983
Before there was Missing In Action and Rambo, there was Uncommon Valor. Great movie, great cast!
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Just checked out the trailer for Side Out, Babes, bikinis, beach... im in. Gotta get this!
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(This is a lie. Certainly not the last one I watched. Watched it before I signed up. Posting it for two reasons; For one, I watched it a few days before signing up, so I didn't have a chance. And secondly, I want to see if I can make a clickable image that leads you to the movie's IMDb page. If this works, that's how I'm gonna do it in the future. Okay.)
Also known as Skate or Die. Good movie. So '80s that it hurts (in a good way).
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Valley Dated Julie From 'Valley Girl' (allegedly!)
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I like the clickable image idea! If The Rewind has a page, maybe use a link to it when possible at times.
My fav 80's skateboard flick is Thrashin', but it is fun to see Tony Hawk in "Gleaming the Cube"..
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I always liked Gleaming the Cube! I totally haven't seen it since the 80's.
I just watched Surrender it was a 99 cent find.....I really liked it....it was cute and funny and you can't help but love Caine, Field and Guttenburg! Posts: 2895 | Registered: Jun 2003 | Site Updates: 26
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