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Lisa Chase3 Lisa Chase3 Member
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#41 ·
Seriously, why’d you gotta kill that bird, jerk?

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Mitch Leary's (John Malkovich) Composite Pistol
Susan Bennett5 Susan Bennett5 Member
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#42 ·
Man, Booth's pistol. It's decent, I suppose... 👍
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nimbletiger4 nimbletiger4 Member
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Susan Bennett5 Susan Bennett5 Member
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#44 ·
Stepping away from the steel and gunpowder for a moment, here is something psychological.

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Lisa Chase3 Lisa Chase3 Member
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#45 ·
🙂 😉

Darth's method hits hard... (reminds me a bit of those real-life "experiments" from just a little further away—way before Darth&co, but also somewhat closer to the past. Makes you wonder how far that actually went... 😉 )

Yeah, honestly this thread probably shouldn't have all the "too graphic" scenes, but some are so intense, how do you even skip them? 🙂

And these "items" are pretty sweet on their own, like real collector pieces.

a little more Excalibur:

Lady of the Lake
One day a King will Come, and the sword will rise again.

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plus a little more psychological approach combined...

since there's no officially banned stuff, I guess the rings from the mall/heavy jewelry/fists work (you don't see the shot where she puts the rings on, right before wrapping her hands) - Self-defense is not murder.

part 2 (couldn't find the whole scene in one clip)

+ mandatory training - And what do you do after you attack? Nothing.(...) But because you know what he'll do, you're smilling inside.

and one impressive male psychological approach, for people who don't have weak stomachs - You should have taken the money!
nimbletiger4 nimbletiger4 Member
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#46 ·


Maybe I should throw smylex into the mix too, just to inject some much-needed positivity, haha.

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Susan Bennett5 Susan Bennett5 Member
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#47 ·
Lisa Chase3 said:🙂 😉

Darth's method hits hard... (reminds me a bit of those real-life "experiments" from just a little further away—way before Darth&co, but also somewhat closer to the past. Makes you wonder how far that actually went... 😉 )

Yeah, honestly this thread probably shouldn't have all the "too graphic" scenes, but some are so intense, how do you even skip them? 🙂

And these "items" are pretty sweet on their own, like real collector pieces.

a little more Excalibur:

Lady of the Lake
One day a King will Come, and the sword will rise again.

...

plus a little more psychological approach combined...

since there's no officially banned stuff, I guess the rings from the mall/heavy jewelry/fists work (you don't see the shot where she puts the rings on, right before wrapping her hands) - Self-defense is not murder.

part 2 (couldn't find the whole scene in one clip)

+ mandatory training - And what do you do after you attack? Nothing.(...) But because you know what he'll do, you're smilling inside.

and one impressive male psychological approach, for people who don't have weak stomachs - You should have taken the money!

It’s probably the most legendary one ever. 🙏
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They really don't make them like they used to. 😢

It’s an understatement to say I love this movie and everyone in it,
especially the famous Zweihänder.

Patrick Martin Patrick Martin Regular
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#48 ·
I don't even know where to start with this one. It’s just... man. You see something like this and you just want to put your head through a wall. It’s constant. It’s always the same pattern, isn't it? Just total chaos and zero accountability. Honestly, I'm sitting here staring at my screen, just fuming, trying to make sense of how things get to this point. It's like watching a slow-motion car crash on the I-95 where nobody bothers to call 911 because they're too busy arguing about who caused it. Absolute madness. 🙏

Lisa Chase3 Lisa Chase3 Member
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#49 ·
Susan Bennett5 said:It’s probably the most legendary one ever. 🙏
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They really don't make them like they used to. 😢

It’s an understatement to say I love this movie and everyone in it,
especially the famous Zweihänder.


Just a perfect, beautiful, and super precise stab right into the wood—and man, how many of those are there all over the place? <3
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Some dental classics here— Is it safe? 🙂

plus that chilling aid from the
White Angel
I know that man!

Forget those diamonds of yours, they aren't exactly your best friends!


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That iconic bag with its matching "kit," plus some knowledge of anatomy from late 19th-century foggy Whitechapel (not getting too deep into the scene details, especially regarding Mary Kelly):

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And one more cult movie prop:

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Why would she ever take the elevator? (too graphic, shorter version) 🙂
Susan Bennett5 Susan Bennett5 Member
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#50 ·
@ Patrick Martin

Legendary. 👍

It’s arguably one of the best in Redford's filmography, which says quite a bit.

But is it really that great?

@ Lisa Chase3

AU, Nancy Allen... had a massive childhood crush on her. 😁
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I suppose not everyone gets lucky with stuff like this.

He was one of my favorite actors from the '90s and early 2000s, I guess.
The guy had everything, especially an incredible amount of talent.
It's a shame he just vanished so suddenly. I would have liked to see him in more movies.
Kenneth Allen Kenneth Allen Newcomer
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Susan Bennett5 Susan Bennett5 Member
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#52 ·
The movie is pretty mediocre, but let’s be honest—seeing Connery play Arthur might be enough alone to make the snowy scenery, the pig-like eyes, and that irritating Ormondica tolerable.

Besides, there's this:

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nimbletiger4 nimbletiger4 Member
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#53 ·
Flashbulb

Lisa Chase3 Lisa Chase3 Member
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#54 ·
Sword vs. sword, just to wrap up Conan the Barbarian:

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Lisa Chase3 Lisa Chase3 Member
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#55 ·
Nah, we still remember some of those cult classics from the "not exactly pretty" category, but you gotta decide if you'd rather chill in a cabin by the lake or just take a worry-free shower 😬

This lonely "summer forest ranger" type changed his look quite a bit throughout the franchise, switching from that famous axe to machetes and all sorts of random tools he could grab

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Even this mama's boy had a rough time in his own skin:

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Man, it's so hot out... perfect for a nice shower...
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Susan Bennett5 Susan Bennett5 Member
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#56 ·


Ya Halle Berry!

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Susan Bennett5 Susan Bennett5 Member
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#57 ·
Here is something truly stunning.

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Excalibur

I also happened upon a slightly less ornate, more ceremonial replica of the same blade, which I suppose I quite like too.

Excalibur II
Patrick Martin Patrick Martin Regular
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#58 ·
Peter Martinez Peter Martinez Newcomer
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#59 ·
the Evil Dead trilogy
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the Phantasm series
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The Hills Have Eyes
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nimbletiger4 nimbletiger4 Member
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