I couldn't get enough of the first one so I just had to watch all the rest but I get where you're coming from. I'd recommend you to watch the 6th though "Balboa" it ends the whole saga beautifully, I'd say it's on par with the first.
Guilty movie pleasures
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If you put it that way, I do like Stallone's "Judge Dredd." I don't even mind Rob Schneider in it.
Some of my favorite movies that I could watch a million times and never get tired of :
The Postman , The Waterboy , Death Sentence , The Notebook , Always , Identity, The Patriot , The Exorcist , The Exorcist :the beginning , all John Wayne movies, all Clint Eastwood movies , I could go on and on... there are a lot more
The Postman , The Waterboy , Death Sentence , The Notebook , Always , Identity, The Patriot , The Exorcist , The Exorcist :the beginning , all John Wayne movies, all Clint Eastwood movies , I could go on and on... there are a lot more
Identity is one I always watch when it comes on. The Fugitive is another, as well as The Game.
I haven't seen Judge Dredd. Just never have followed Stallone.
I love the Rocky's ... a couple times a year I will have a Rocky movie marathon!!! LOL Yo Adrian!!
Shake my hand, At least once a year too
I played a Kentucky state trooper--no lines--just the side of my face in the scene where Tommy Lee Jones is talking to the local sheriff, and has the map spread out on the hood of the car. I posted it in this thread, post #13:
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Yes, I remember that scene well. Local yokel talking about setting up a perimeter. Reminds me of a number of county mountie characters from SK's works. The closest I ever came to being on TV, forget the big screen, was at the taping of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Had it recorded and went over the tape a few times in slo-mo when the camera was panning the audience - still couldn't find myself. I did run into Law & Order: SVU shoots a number of times and met half of the cast, but that's it for my brush with fame so far.
Cool. I would love to see Jimmy Fallon, and wish I could've seen David Letterman.
The ultimate treat, of course, would be spending an hour or so with SK, having a nice discussion over a proper cup of tea.
Did you get a screen shot of it? Or say sorry, I missed it in the post?
I remember that scene as well.
If you go to the thread I linked, and go to post #13, I explained where I am in the clip, and posted a YouTube video of it.
Well, yaaaaaaaaaa-uhhhhhhhhhhhh!
I did get to meet him at a book signing! I was all atremble!
You must be from England with your proper cuppa tea, and all.
And The Stuff. Don't forget that one. It's the cheesy unrealistic thrillers trifecta. And I secretly adore them.
"He was my FATHER!!!" *snif* Did you know that it wasn't Andie MacDowell's voice? She had too much of a southern accent, so her voice in the movie is actually Glenn Close's voice, dubbed over.
Mooltipass. That's why.
Yes, I'd heard that about MacDowell, and that she was p*ssed about it.
So was Glenn Close. She got passed over for the part. She wanted the whole thing. Not just the voice.
Not familiar with The Stuff. I'll have to keep an eye out for it.
