Movie recommendations?

Thomas Hayes said:In this one, Harrison Ford absolutely steals the show😁

The man is a legend,😁
really.

Thomas Hayes said:Look, I said it on the first page already—the first two movies are absolute classics. After that? It all goes downhill fast. That's just how it works with sequels.

Yeah... I'll admit it. When I was a kid, Charles Bailey2 was my ultimate hero. Then I actually read up on him and realized what a depressed wreck he really was. Even back when he was still at his peak, he had this unmatched charisma. I find myself quoting his line all the time: "I'm just a decent guy with a cold beer in my hand."

not exactly great

neonskipper2 said:Seriously. It’s just disgusting.☕

Yeah, I don't think I could ever bring myself to watch that.
😬

wiredfox said:Anyone catch *The Beauty of Sin*?
Any recommendations?

It was alright—nothing mind-blowing, really. I mostly just remember some of the sex scenes and a few clever bits.

wiredfox said:Clint has that exact same look on his face that Seagal does.

c'mon make my day

Keith Ward2 said:not a bad one at all,

Oh my god, yes!
damaged people are dangerous because they know they can survive

I swear, I feel like I've quoted this a million times already...

One of my all-time favorite classics 🙂
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0061512/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0

wiredfox said:Who’s actually seen Vice?
Any recs?

It's got the erotic stuff, plus that specific Southern grit.

Thomas Hayes said:It’s a decent enough watch, nothing groundbreaking, but I definitely remember some of the sex scenes and a few clever bits

Are the sex scenes actually any good, though?

*The Good, the Bad and the Ugly* is easily the most powerful film produced in post-war American cinema, purely because of how it uses satire and metaphor to show just how badly we've screwed things up. I’d throw *A Few Good Men* into that mix too—that movie and Al Pacino's performance on the stand are absolute masterpieces that highlight the total mess we live in. And don't even get me started on *Platoon*.

Terry Wilson5 said:Yeah... honestly, when I was just a kid, Charles Bailey2 was my absolute hero. But after reading up on him later, you realize what a deeply depressed guy he actually was. Even back in his Zelig days, he had that unmatched charisma—it was something else. I still find myself quoting his line about being nothing more than a decent guy with a beer in his hand every once in a while.

Did you ever hear about how he stole Duckie's wife from Naywcis?

wiredfox said:yeah, no way I'm watching that 😬

they'd probably just remake it using virgin olive oil or some pork lard instead. 😁

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0146882/

I just love this one... honestly, I’m completely head over heels for Cook here.

wiredfox said:are the sex scenes at least any good?

So, what do you think about a threesome at the beach?

Keith Ward2 said:I’d probably just remake it using virgin olive oil or some lard instead.😁

Oh, behave!😁

Anyway,

if you don't appreciate the Austin Powers movies, you honestly just have no taste.😁

Thomas Hayes said:so, what do you think about the three of us heading out to the ocean?

Is that an actual suggestion or what?🤣>

wiredfox said:cut it out😁

btw

if you don't like Austin Powers, you have zero taste😁

it's true, I love that idiot😁

In my book, Marlon Brando is hands down the greatest actor to ever do it—though I’d probably put Al Pacino and Jack Nicholson right up there behind him

wiredfox said:https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0146882/

I love this... and I’m totally crushing on Cook here.

That's Cook, looking younger. 😁
I've always been a fan of King's stories.