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How do I delete my Reddit account? in Forum Help! ·
Sophia Castillo35 said:There’s actually a very valid reason to reach out to an admin.

UglyDirtyStupid has a pretty compelling reason to change their handle... 😬
Real cinephiles know that the first iteration of Hannibal Lecter was played by Morgan Freeman in http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091474/, directed by Michael Mann. Unfortunately, that film just didn't find its footing at the box office. Later, we got
When a Lamb Goes Silentimage, which is what actually turned the character into a household name. But I want to hear from you... which of these actors truly captured the essence of Hannibal Lecter best?
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Best manly action movies from the 80s? in Movies ·
Seriously, what was that? How on earth did you manage to leave Bruce Lee out of this?
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Best manly action movies from the 80s? in Movies ·
Conan the Barbarian, the first manly movie I ever watched. 🙏 🙏
What have we learned from movies? in Movies ·
James Allen4 said:And sure, monsters just don't exist...🤣

Actually, that isn't true. Vampires exist—take that group of weirdos in Texas who think they're vampires, dressing in all black and sleeping in coffins in vans; they've even been accused of murder, though there's no proof. And zombies too—not the real kind, obviously, but drug addicts acting lifeless and under the control of whoever supplied them.
Plus, there are plenty of actual monsters out there: Charles Manson, Jack Rasparač, the Cleveland butcher, Ed Gein, Manson, Bush.
Grizzly Man in Movies ·
I watched it. Honestly, it was pretty tedious, though perhaps worth a look regardless. Personally, I have more respect for Aquire than I do for anything else Herzog has done, god help us... 🙏
Rush Hour in Movies ·
kvark01 said:Production starts this summer, with filming set for next year.
By the way, Chris Tucker hasn't headlined a film in five years; since 1998, his filmography has mostly just been the Rush Hour series:
Rush Hour (1998)
Rush Hour 2 (2001)
Rush Hour 3 (2007)

Actually, he was also in The Fifth Element and Dogma. He mainly does stand-up comedy now, if I recall correctly. Plus that cameo in Me, Myself & Irena...
What have we learned from movies? in Movies ·
Anthony Kim18 said:I’ve learned that good always triumphs over evil!

That’s just not true. Just look at the state of America today... 😬
What have we learned from movies? in Movies ·
I picked up a pretty useful trick from the street justice of Steven Seagal, perfect for those dive bars down in the Rust Belt: grab a billiard ball, wrap it in a long rag and a paper towel, roll it up tight, and swing. It’s a great way to show everyone who’s actually in charge. 😬 The only downside is how much it hurts when you catch yourself in the crossfire...
E. T. Steven Spielberg’s E.T. was a massive box office hit, but John Carpenter unfortunately had the misfortune of releasing The Thing at the exact same time. It tanked because audiences weren't exactly in the mood for terrifying aliens right after seeing E.T... Times have changed since then, though. If you were heading to the theater today, which of these two would you pick?
Rush Hour in Movies ·
Yeah, the Police Story series. And God's Armor. Pure legend. But High Noon is solid, and that actress—Chan's sister—is honestly a total knockout. When are we finally getting Gas Pedal 3?
The Ultimate Poll Vol. 20: Street Justice in Movies ·
Anthony Lopez5 said:Man, you missed out on the legendary Bruce Lee—the ultimate bare-handed justice seeker. Most of these guys aren't even fighting without guns... 🙂

Not everyone on the list is a cop, as you might have noticed. And Bruce Lee certainly wasn't. But you've given me an idea for a new thread...
The Ultimate Poll Vol. 20: Street Justice in Movies ·
Damn, I knew I missed something. And Charles Bronson was at the top of my list. 😵 😵 🙈 🙂

It was a tough call for me too:
Yeah, Cobra is good when you just need to take out some bad guys, but the movie is honestly ridiculous. You've got a point there...
Mad Max - there's only one Mel Gibson, but the plot feels pretty cliché by today's standards.
Dirty Harry - ha, not many people get to blow a villain off a tower with a bazooka, torture Scorpion, or say: "You're in luck, pal."
Hard Boiled (Chow Yun-fat) - my favorite action flick, and nobody voted for it? Not many people shoot a villain in the eye right in front of the police after he kills their partner...
Judge Dredd - a terrible movie, great comic, but there's one good scene that would have been better if the villain hadn't pulled a gun. Judge lists the sentences, the villain says: "Don't tell me, life imprisonment?" Judge shoots him: "No, death!" End of discussion.
The Last Action Hero - where else can you see a cop toss dynamite into a dead villain's crotch? Pure gold!
Bad Deal - an absolute classic.
Street Justice - I learned one useful thing from this one: a billiard ball in a handkerchief. Very handy.
Out of Control - so-so, a rare quality film among them.
The Punisher - bad, but I love The Punisher; to quote myself: not many people have killed as many sons of bitches as he has.
The Punisher - better... but it doesn't even come close to the comic book version.
Street Justice - I pulled that one from somewhere...
Dragon Kiss - come on, people, he had to take down so many villains with his bare hands in one movie, and he's a prostitute...
Doberman - I probably got the name wrong, but I meant that detective who harasses trans people, loves planting bombs near kids, and kills mothers. How much gas did you have to burn to afford that car?
The Ultimate Poll Vol. 20: Street Justice in Movies ·
They don't bother with bureaucracy or red tape when they're cleaning up the streets, which is exactly why we love them. Looking at this list, which ones do you think are actually most effective at delivering street justice?
Movie Trivia - Jeopardy! in Movies ·
Richard Hernandez13 said:Please number the questions. It would make answering much easier and keep this thread from becoming a mess.

Fine, let's try this. Forget everything previously asked; we’re starting over with this easy one:
1. What was the title of the most recent James Bond film?
CNN Poll Vol. 18 - 60s Marvel Villains in Movies ·
At the end of the day, there’s only one Joker: Jack Nicholson.
Movie Trivia - Jeopardy! in Movies ·
Ante Balboa II. said:12 workers and Zak Houdek

The answer is actually 200, but why don't you try coming up with a better question next time...
Movie Trivia - Jeopardy! in Movies ·
Sandra Parker82 said:1. chainsaw

Not quite, darling.
Movie Trivia - Jeopardy! in Movies ·
Here’s the next question to test you all. How many crew members were needed to prep the desert landscapes for the filming of the movie Dune, the sandy planet?
What's Eating Gilbert Grape? (1993) in Movies ·
Benjamin Reed49 said:How was the movie?

How should I know? I haven't seen it. 😬